Montana Republicans Convene Delegate Selections And Platform
The Montana Republican convention debated the order of business and adopted a platform plan. Leaders discussed electing three delegates at large, role calls by county, and selecting top vote recipients for national delegates to Baltimore. Governor Norris, speakers, and committee reports dominated the action as attendees rallied around Clark and Taft era themes.
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Thay
Gay, Bonin le Norris
Beaverhead
Phadl le Avid 1
Fous
Cuecave Courier
Phat Ie
Saida Seriater J. C. Mew Carthy
Gallwli County
Ravin L. Jeaviis
Henry L. Myers
T. 3
Walsh
Baltimore
Fred Whiteside
Platform Committee
Martin Aisglanis
G. Tlart
Nan
Norris
Lincoln
Tait
Roosevelt
Ure Nasional Ramimitter
Harry Gallwey
Bree Kremer
Atkslin
Marinetion
Mia
Boulston
Iongns
Wrenner
Cuffey
Boonay
Riryat Keane
Torran
Pennsylvania
National
Fermal¢Verning
Colon Gaffey
Tyan
Vietor
Speech by State Chairman Stewart Calls Convention to Order
State Chairman Stewart of the Democratic Central Committee opened the convention with a defiant call to rally for 1912. He framed the contest as a battle for constitutional principles, attacked the Republican party, and urged Democrats to unite against a perceived surge of third party influence and a weak presidency. He praised the party’s strength and warned of internal dissension undermining democratic ideals.
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S. ¥. Stewart
Democratic Stile Central Committee
Montana
Ami
Republican Party
Abram
Afiechol Dony
Steel Trust
Murvester Company
Fragmented OCR reveals Nomination Details and Debates
The fragmented text outlines delegates and alternates for a national convention, naming FF Morris, A P Gate, and others from Cascade, Derr Lodge, and Bandera. It notes tensions, a plan to nominate a slate, and a recess to allow delegations to choose delegates, with several names and placements garbled by OCR.
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Shep Cheam li
Dielegater
Binine
FF. Morris
HL Arrowstone
A. P. Gate
Custer
Cascade
W. B. Franklin
Teton
Walter Te. Verge
CIA
W. G. Conrad
Deleanion
Convention Adopts Resolutions as McRae Death Stuns Delegates
The convention tally shows Cortes 352 and Baldwin 4377 among shifts as votes split among candidates. Delegates adjourn after cheers for Champ Clark while officers praised for service and entertainment. Resolutions on the death of Tinley McRae were approved in advance by the convention.
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T. J. Walsh
Wis
Gnall
Wallimore
Champ Ch
Norrig
Kentucky
Champ Clark
Ania
Swindlhurst
Wegan
Clark
Fred Whiteside
Appliuss
Cirers
Forduier Ix
Cortes
Totuson
Porcell
Ald
Cala
Baldwin
Kirsvowing
Motela
Dowling
Franklin
Varn
Conrad
Fi Durtee
Gurbar
Yando Coffee
Johnson
Parentl
Calo
Wie
Hanks
Democratic Platform Critique Reflects Old Party Principles
A highly garbled recount of a state Democratic platform denouncing Republican governance and pledging to pursue progressive principles. The muddled text references democracy, equal rights, and government welfare while contrasting with Republican privilege and monopoly, urging unity among voters and officials for the people.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Ganges
Royabtlean
Zuvarlilam
Win Govertment Ag
Will Wasuye
Bo Fu Ts
Windem Ein
United Presbyterians Conclude Their Session
May 20. The Athy font gener assembly of the Untlad Proabtovian chek was dissolved by Modormmtor of Th W W. The next general arssembly will eet ne Aalantie nest. The Southern Treabyterian conference and the Kaneral assembly of The Pras byterian church of North Ameren will meet at a provable no walon. closing ecesiun was involved to end.
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Soathe
Wali
Modormmtor
Arssembly
North Ameren
Address of Mayor Purcell of Relena as Temporary Chairman of Convention
Mayor Purcell of Relena addresses the convention as temporary chairman, praising the assembled delegates who will select representatives to the Democratic National Convention. He urges a shift from Republican policies and tariff laws toward reforms favoring the common people, condemning trusts and advocating broader populist aims.
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Purcell OF
Relena
iBgasciyg Carell
Vaowke
Yan
Dele
Alex
Unitet States
Cleveland
Republicant Party
Boe
Republican Congress
Als
Dieting Priues
Tari Dowsward Ag
Tarif
Cannon
Aldrich
Payne
Republic
Livingston
Taft
Walt Welkaaigh
Unclear historic election results and committee names
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and roles in a unspecified election. Mentions readers, a moderator Dr K Montgomery, and committee chairs in Philadelphia and Ohio areas. Dense garbled wording limits clear extraction of facts or outcomes.
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Tee
Almer
de Brown
Faust Livernsal
Ohio
Aero
Montgomery
Neo Cancun
Ohto
Fragmented instructions for replacing a pillow ticking
The text describes summary steps to install a new ticking on a pillow while avoiding fuzz and feathers. It mentions placing the new ticking, aligning the opening, and tipping out the lining from the old cover, with a focus on leaving the end open and guiding the fabric to fit.
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Nhl
Fragmentary Fire Safety Instructions Incomplete Text
The readable lines describe handling feathers and bedding, washing and reusing coverings, and sprinkling water to prevent fuel ignition. The piece mentions rekindling a fire and replenishing fuel, but lacks coherent context or complete steps. The fragment reads like disjointed precaution notes from an older manual.
Milor Seeks Eight Hour Fine Appeal in Supreme Court
Frank A. Milor, proprietor of a large hotel in Tularestray, California, appeals a nine dollar fine after a May ruling. The U.S. Supreme Court will hear his formal declaration of intent to seek relief from the judgment.
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Tlyarstr
Cali
Loron
Art Nausa
Industrial Workers Eye Los Angeles Move In San Diego
The Industrial Workers of the World plan a Los Angeles expansion with 30 members and aim to boost to 1,000 within a year, centralizing work and appealing to laborers as federal grand jury probes the San Diego activity. Witnesses include Dr. Musgrave and ex-insurgents tied to the Lower California conflict.
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Dos Angeles
IJ. McKelvey
Industrial Workers of the World
San Diego
Los Angeles
Shalib
Las Ategeles
McKelvey
San Mego
Pit
Atand
Industrial Workers of the World Condition
Stk
B. G. Musgrave
Ghief
Polles Wilean
Diego
Wilean
Stephen O'Donnall
Carso Rios Price
Lower California
Mexicali
O'Lonnell
Rehal
Monnel
Tur
Industrial Workers
Ith
Wey
Sam Dirge Police
Attorney General Leaves San Francisco for Land Inquiry
Attorney General Webb departed San Francisco to handle land affairs with national government concerns. Mel Benjamin presided in his absence. District Attorney Tiley declined to pursue charges against Chief of Police J K Wilson, transferring the matter to the court and a grand jury investigation into an Industrial Workers' invasion.
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Rm Diego
Ganeva
U. & Webin
Fate Dutiay
Raymond Benjamin
Mel Benjamin
Gong
Sanfrancisco
Washington
Hero
Mr. Wels
Broderick W. Moore
Marcus
Maly Momthers
Midge WN. T. Guy
Superior Court
J. K. Wilson
Atorneys Moan
Robbina
Didge Guy
Cody
Tormoermny
Webb
Long sentence for libel of Clayton in Washington
A garbled 19th century court report notes Clayton and associates facing libel charges. The article mentions a five year sentence followed by a $1000 fine and probation, with references to Henry R. Clayton and related parties in a New York Whale merchant case, judged in Washington.
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Washington
H. Weal Page
New York
Henry R. Clayton
Dodge Barnard
Jurnes
Pragacutora
Farmers of Washington and Idaho convene in Spokane
The Faumens IX convention in Spokane May 1 backed moving Panama Canal traffic to the Northwest and opening rivers to Canadian charter. Officers listed include President Arad, Vice President Grow, and Secretary Cronk. national convocation led by Louis Dellouks Quincey.
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Spokane
Whish
Tarmers
Washington
Uinko
Columbia River
Shiek Arad
Wi Grow
Pwilman
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