Roosevelt foes seek regular convention ties in fight for control
Roosevelt forces vow to fight to the last to overthrow Root as temporary chairman. Dixon outlines Roosevelt program after conference with West and Illinois delegates. Taft backers close ranks, predicting Roosevelt delegates will split, with Alabama, Arkansas cases heard Friday. Taft to support Root for permanent chairmanship, while delegates gather across several states.
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Ion Halls
Roosevelt
Senator Dixon
Senator Root
Roy QO West
Illinois Republican State Central Committee
Illinois
Hoot
Dixon
Chaifrman
National Committee
Taft
Maryland
Kansas
Oregon
Charles Dick
Frederick G Bryan
Washington
Alabama
Arkansas
P D Barker
Pope If Long
Powell Clayton
L. Rommell
Long
J. ©. Thompson
Ormsfy McHarg
Oscar FR
Harmon wins unit rule in Ohio Democratic convention
Governor Judson Harmon secured the unit rule backing by 587 to 56, guaranteeing undivided support from Ohio's 47 delegates for his presidential bid at Baltimore. Mayor Baker led the anti-Harmon camp, pledging to protest at the national convention. Wilson adherents among delegates must vote Harmon. Cox nominated for governor by acclamation. Hess, a progressive Democrat, is 43 and serves in his second term in Congress.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jud
Harmon
Baltimore
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Wilson
Friends of
Harman
James M Cox
Dayton
Hess
Progressive Democrat
Prominent Cartersville banker George Crouch dies at 63
Funeral for George S. Crouch president of the First National Bank of Cartersville was held at Oak Hill cemetery. He died aged 63 after ten years in Cartersville from Morristown Tennessee. He leaves a wife, three daughters, and two sons. brother W B Crouch of Atlanta among survivors.
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Cartersville
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Homer Boatright
Carrolton
Carrollton Gu
Irip
Boatright
Atlanta Medical College
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Elks
Shriners
Presbyterian Church
George S. Crouch
George S Crouch
Oak Hill Cemetery
Crouch
National Bank of
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Morristown
Tenn
Johnson City
Sarah Baker
St Pauls Church
Lizzie Farar
Lizzie Farer
Langley Avenue
Poole's Chapel
Dunwoody
W. H. George
W . George
Vinings Hill
Patterson's
East Pine Street
Focal Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Titanic survivor injured in polo at Philadelphia
W B H Carter, a first class Titanic survivor, was seriously hurt when his polo pony toppled him. He suffered brain concussion and possible internal injuries, with his condition described as critical. A separate note mentions a musical concert for Owls members at the Thrower building roof garden tonight by Company C Fort McPherson.
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W. BH. Carter
Orvis
Thrower
Plecea
Nt ‘Company C
Fort McPherson
Choital
North Carolina Democratic Convention Opens in Raleigh
Delegates gather in Raleigh as Woodrow Wilson forces claim control and plan to elect four delegates at large while debates over instructed versus uninstructed delegation unfold. Locke Craig to be nominated for governor. lieutenant governor and two corporation commissioner races feature competition. Senator Bankhead attends to support Underwood.
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Roosevelt
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Wilsov
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Taft
la Follette
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Senator
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Gamble
R. O. Richards
Frank Byrne
G W Egan
Sherman Washington
Sherman
White House
Stoosevelt
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Bryan
W. H Willams
Minneapolis
Dr. Austin
Chicago
Oyster Bay
Chiccago
New York
Politicsze
Mono
Raleigh
N. C
Woodrow Wilson
Underwood
Locke Craig
Asheville
EB. L. Travis
Halifax
George P. Peil
Forsyth
Bankhead
Strike of Waiters Spreads in Gotham
New York June 5 waiters began a strike threatening to pull electricians firemen and engineers from New York hotels. The first succusa appeared at the Hotel Netherlands when ten engineering room workers quit. Management said posts were filled immediately. The strike then spread to suburban districts and affected a Mineola dog show where two dozen patrons faced meals disrupted by hotel staff walkout.
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New York
Netherlands
Mineola
This Woman Jokes When Other Women Cry in 1920s Tale
Emma McChesney, the crack traveling saleswoman, encounters a suitor aboard a trip to the home office. He boasts of a sixty power machine and offers dinner while pressing advances, but she sharpens her stance, remarking that she jokes when other women cry.
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Dna Ferber
Emma McChesney
T A Buck Freatherloom Petticoat Company
T A. Buck
Emma
Menominee
Mich
How Explain Telepathy In May Hampton Magazine
The article asks how telepathy works now accepted as fact and notes no positive mechanism yet. Eminent scientists like Sir William Crookes suggest natural explanations via atmospheric or ethereal vibrations akin to wireless telegraphy and Rontgen rays, offering a non miraculous basis for telepathy within physical theory.
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H Addington Bruce
May Hampton
William Crockes
Marconi on Titanic Disaster and Wireless Regulation
Signor Marconi argues the Titanic tragedy shows the need for two wireless operators on every ship with wireless gear. He cites Carpathia with a single operator and notes the rescue delay. He also advocates government regulation of amateur wireless work as effective in Britain and Europe.
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Marconi
Signor Marconi
United
County Board Bars Employees From Election Campaigns
The county board approved a resolution restricting heads of departments and county employees from active or partisan participation in county commissioner campaigns and from making contributions. Violations may lead to immediate discharge.
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S B Turman
Hia
Half of honor men from Southern states announced
Annapolis Md June 5 Half of the honor men of the graduating class of the United States Naval academy announced today are southerners The list is headed by Harold E Saunders of Michigan Garland Fulton of Mississippi is second Samuel J Zeigler Jr of Louisiana fourth Charles H Mc Morris of Alabama sixth Russell Milton Pace Jr of Texas seventh and Virgil C Griffin Jr ninth
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United States Naval Academ
Harold E Saunders
Michigan
Garland Fulton
Ignissippi
Samuel J. Zeigler, Jr
Louisiana
Charles H McMorris
Alabama
Russell Milton Pace, Jr
Texas
Virgil C Griffin, Jr
Good Advice on Work Tables for Housekeepers
Practical guidance from Farm and Fireside urges women to set kitchen work tables and sinks to an individual height to reduce fatigue. The author shares personal height tips, notes the benefits of a higher bench for rubbing tubs, and recommends testing heights with wooden blocks to avoid strain and health issues.
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Thia
McNamara Brothers Lose Prison Credits at San Quentin
James B. McNamara and John J. McNamara, long serving in San Quentin, were deprived of prison credits after confessions tied to the Los Angeles dynamite conspiracy and failure to perform assigned tasks. They were removed from a jute mill following repeated warnings, according to the warden.
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San Quentin Cal
James B Ard
John J McNamara
San Quentin
Los Angeles
Warden House
Commencement Seats Go On Sale Today At Grand
Tickets for the Girls High School and English Commercial High School graduation exercises at the Grand Friday night go on sale at 10 o clock this morning. A large crowd is expected and seats will be limited. The program includes speeches debates and prepared music with the famous class march. One hundred and thirty graduates will participate. Curtain rises promptly at 8 15.
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Grand Baa
Lecture for Royal Arcanum in Atlanta Tonight
Yonah council No 1681 meets in KF hall Kiser building at X oclock to hear a lecture by Bern hard Sattler on Royal Arcanum topics. All Royal Arcanum members in Atlanta expected.
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Royal Arcanum
Bernhard Sattler
Yonah Council
KF Hall
Kiser
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