Tornado Devastates Regina Manitoba Killing and Wounding Many
Reports from Winnipeg describe a devastating tornado near Regina Saskatchewan. initial estimates suggest 90 dead and hundreds injured as the storm destroyed the parliament building, churches, businesses, and homes. repair crews and doctors rushed to the scene while fires burned amid widespread ruin across the city and surrounding areas.
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Taft Campaign Night Marked by Taft Roosevelt Jibe
Mrs. Taft, wife of the president, watched a convention as senator elect James ridiculed Taft and Roosevelt over trust ties. Theodore Roosevelt’s name came up as supporters clapped during the permanent chairman’s remarks.
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Predicts No Fadia Change In Balloting This Morning
Baltimore dispatch reports Democratic leaders abandon hope for the twenty seventh president as a deadlock persists after conference talks fail to salvage consensus. Clark and Wilson withdrawal or withdrawal prospects loom, with Bryan and Clark tensions shaping ballots and delegates.
Two Motorcycle Racers Die in San Jose and Cleveland Meets
Two riders killed and two seriously injured as speeds exceed a mile a minute at San Jose Driving Park. Dead are Reed Orr of Sacramento and W F Baker of San Jose. In Cleveland, Dare Devil Hunter instantly dies at Luna Park after a crash at about 76 mph. Finn Huttinger sustains leg and arm injuries. Hunter hailed from Newark, New Jersey. Fire at J Cairns department store in Saskatoon causes estimated $500,000 loss and threatens nearby buildings.
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Autos claim many victims in multiple crashes
A Kansas City crash near a railway killed three people and injured several others when G W Strope s car hit a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train. Mrs Strope and Mrs F F Ferguson plus a child died. Strope and others were injured. Separate reports from Auburn New York and Cleveland Ohio recount additional fatal or serious auto accidents with multiple victims.
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Victory in Panama for Porras tickets
Panama June 30 Returns from municipal elections show that the Porras tickets won by large majorities in Panama Colón Coclé and Chiriquí. Veraguas Los Santos and Bocas del Toro districts had not yet reported. In Panama City the Porras side had a sweeping margin. American commissioners governed until 6 o clock and elections were orderly despite later disturbances.
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Bryan and Clark Exchange Allegations in Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 30, William Jennings Bryan and Speaker Champ Clark issued statements in a continuing clash over the presidency. Bryan defended his opposition to Clark citing NY delegation support, while Clark called Bryan's charges that he is bound to Morgan August Belmont and Ryan false and infamous. Clark pledged to stay in the race if eight straight ballots show a majority.
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Bryan Attacks Clark Over Failure to Act in Convention
Baltimore June 36 William J Bryan tonight replied to Champ Clark's charge that the Clark forces allied with privileged classes He said he received notice by publication and that Clark failed to act directly He doubted the presidential office importance but urged the aspirant to run his own campaign He claimed Clark claimed neutrality in the Parker contest but as his special champion for sixteen years would not have supported Parker without literature bearing his name Continued on Page Six.
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Bryan urges quick convention end with ticket
Baltimore June 30 Bryan said he did not see a reason to extend the convention for further ballots and urged friends of all candidates to unite tonight. He noted differences have consumed time normally used for balloting and insisted a ticket of president and vice president should be chosen tomorrow, with continued discussion on page seven.
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Clark Denounces Bryan as False and Infamous in Letter
Baltimore June 30 Speaker Clark's Washington letter rebuts Senator Stone alleging that Bryan sought to deadlock the Democratic convention by blocking a two thirds vote. Clark says party loyalty overrides personal interest and notes eight ballots favored him, accusing Bryan of instigating actions to halt ratification and explaining his changed vote.
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Contested Nomination Hopes Amid Convention Turmoil
Baltimore dispatch reports near midnight before the national convention reassembling that Champ Clark Wilson and Oscar Underwood contending for the nomination. Wilson’s supporters expect quick success while Underwood gains southern, New York and New England backing. A New York Herald campaign pressures Underwood and Bryan’s stance is blamed for blocking a quick solution as the convention faces a tense, uncertain outcome.
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Local Weather Fragments Spotted Across States
Readable fragments report scattered showers and fair skies across Georgia Florida Kentucky Tennessee and the Carolinas. Mon to Tue periods show variable clouds with rising temperatures and some regions noting showers. no major storms indicated.
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