Sale of brand-new men s suits ships in with bargains
A shipment of men s suits arrives and goes on sale featuring solid colors and fancy effects in the latest styles. One line offers suits at 20 dollars matching prices charged by merchant tailors elsewhere. The material is grayish cassimere in a neat checked pattern with a three-button sack coat and a modern straight front.
Contests and seating at Roosevelt convention hearing
The Republican National Committee opened with 30 members and tackled the Oklahoma third district contest as Roosevelt delegates fight for rightful seating. Delegates from Texas Virginia Washington DC and North Carolina face further contest rulings while Taft supporters push claims of regular procedures and accusations of illegal conventions.
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Roosevelt
Texas
Virginia
Washington
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Taft
Washington State
Alabama
Republican National Committee
Oklahoma
A A. Davidson
Tulsa
Joseph A. Gill
W. S. Cochran
Botters
Opera House
Mr. Gul
Congressional Committee
Francis J. Heney
Gill
Taft Coherents
Hoosevelt
Borah
Ormady McHarg
A. M. Stevenson
Noepver
Harker
Hlaime
WoHarg
McHarg
Rosewater
Ting
Bio- Ca Teg
Reh
Joseph A. Per Visita
J. W. Gilliland
Holdenville
Grant Victor
United States
Victor
South Carolina
Capers
Thomas L Grant
Charleston
Aaron P. Privleau
Eutawville
Tennessee
Sam R. Sells
R. E. Donnelly
G. McWenderson
R. G. Alexander
W. G. Massey
Selis
Samuel J. Elder
Boston
Selig
Congressman Sells
Sells
Monday
Mr. Murphy
New Jersey
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John J. Jennings, Jr
K. W. Austin
H. B. Lindsay
Austin
L. D. Wright
Tennnessee
John B. Tarrent
James W. Brown
W. F. Poston
C.tt. Taylor
Heney
Abe Ruef
Committteeman Chubb
Florida
True
H. H. Church, Jr
W. H. Trimble
Thomas C. Phelan
Church
Cecil Zyor
Yon
Roosevelt Texas
Chicago
Lyon
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Irginia
National Committee
la Follette
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Missouri
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Rooevelt
California
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National League of Republican Chilee
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Tatt Boosters
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Mrs. Alsop Arrives in Washington After European Trip
June 14 Spectator reports Mrs. Brown Alsop has landed in Washington with her health restored from illness. She travels with her 72 year old husband and joins Mr Alsop’s two Harvard students sons. Mrs Ella Wilcox praised her devotion on the voyage. Mrs Alsop denies laughing in a New York police court over a cafe bill dispute involving friend Mrs Tom Fierce.
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Lieut Hazelhurst Buried With Full Military Honors
Lieutenant Leighton W. Hazelhurst Jr a Georgia army officer killed in a Wright biplane crash at College Park was buried at Arlington at noon with full military honors. Chaplain Brander led services at Fort Myer attended by officers and aviators including Orville Wright. Pallbearers wore full dress uniforms and a cavalry field artillery escort plus a bugler played taps. Parents and brothers arrived from Indiana and Memphis. Arthur Welch another war casualty from the same crash was buried yesterday.
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Washington
Leighton W. Hazelhurst, Jr
Georgia Army
College Park
Arlington Cemetery
W. M. Brander
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Myer
Reynolds J. Burt
Signal Corps
Orville Wright
Arlington
Hazelhurst
Dorr Haszelhurst
Hvanaville
Ind
E. D. Hazlehurst
Memphis
Arthur
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Roosevelts Approach Sparks Turmoil Over Convention
The Roosevelt campaign and Taft forces clash over control of the temporary convention organization. A Mississippi delegate is alleged to have received funds, prompting taft headquarters to urge careful reading of a Banks letter. Rumors of overtures to La Follette surface as Iowa delegates hold cautious hope for resolution.
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McKimley
Taf
Charles Banks
Mississippi
National Committee
Taft
Banks
McKinley
Missiissippi
Banka
Committee On
Aemor
la Follette
Allehce
Iowa
Cummins
Tait
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
Napoleon
Republican Party
William Barnes, Jr
Taft Roosevelt clash roils Chicago convention scene
Amid disputed delegations from Tennessee Texas and Virginia Taft and Roosevelt camps clash over seating rules and strategy Roosevelt heads to Chicago with plans for a major rally while Taft aides push quiet handling and avoid spectacle Roosevelt's arrival triggers hotel and headquarters buzz and speculation on speeches at the convention venue.
Craftsman Chairs Featured At $27 In Window Display
A special showing of Craftsman chairs priced at 27 dollars showcases armchairs and rockers with spring seats and sheep skin backs. Oak frames in a soft brown finish offer sturdy, timeless pieces. The advert argues Craftsman marks a historic, valuable furniture period akin to Colonial and Chippendale. Buy now to furnish a room with chairs likely to grow in value for generations.
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Chippendale and
Sheraton
Roosevelt Delegates Rally Ahead Of National Convention
Roosevelt supporters in Chicago rally at Congress Hotel with talks by contesting delegates as Col Roosevelt may address the convention. Taft camp prepares a rival reception area as delegates arrive, with plans for continuous events and escorted movement between headquarters and meeting rooms.
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Roosevelt
Taft Receptor
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress Hôtel
Dixon
National Committee
McKinley
Aoyear
Congress Hotel
William Flinn
Pennsylvania
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiversman
Downataira
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Ception
Colonel Roosevelt Dares the Chicago Battle in Rail Exit
The Roosevelt train drama recounts a boulder wreck on the track near a Pullman car. Engineers cite a two foot stone destroyed airbrake lines and damaged the pilot as Roosevelt helps organize delegates and plans a Taft demonstration at the armory in Chicago.
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New York
John McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Roosevelt
Thia
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