Lodge Will Stand With The Taft Wing Nahant
In Nahant on June 24 United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge stated he is in full accord with the Chicago Republican convention platform. He did not take part in the Taft Roosevelt nomination fight but pledged support for the party, its candidate, and policies.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Chicago
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Senator Lodge
Republican Party
Clayton Heads G. O. P. Committee in Chicago
Powell Clayton, Arkansas Republican national committeeman and the bloc’s oldest member, was named temporary chair man of the new Republican National Committee as it convened in Chicago. Alma Alyah L. Martin of Virginia became temporary secretary, with F. B. Staines of Kansas as state committeeman. The meeting adjourned after forming a panel to confer with President Taft on leadership and campaign conduct.
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Powall Clayton
Victor Rosewater
Old National Committee
L. B. Moslay
Mississippi
Stubbs Sees Kansas Safe For Roosevelt Amid GOP Split
Topeka Kansas June 24 Governor W R Stubbs declares there will be no third party in Kansas Roosevelt will be on the ballot in November and he will sweep the state He says no third party will be protected in progressives controlled states and predicts the Chicago convention will be the last national Republican gathering with nominations moving to state level thereafter.
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Kansas
W. R. Stubbs
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Dowdell Disgusted By G. O. P. Convention
Chicago June 24 Robert B Dowdell president of the National Press Association addressed the annual meeting urging editors and publishers to do all possible to prevent a convention like the recently closed from recurring He urged the party to stand for principles that serve the mass of citizens.
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Chicago
Robert B. Dowdell
National Press, Association
Quiet Meeting In Georgia Legislature Expected To Open
Georgia lawmakers gather in Atlanta amid light public interest as they arrive in small numbers. Senate and House convene Wednesday at 10 with Governor Brown’s speech likely to reveal moves on railroad commission reduction and changes to the registration law. Major business expected next week.
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Fourth of July Woes Prompt Divorced Woman In News
From July Lippincott's humorous column a reader laments Mr Higgne’s troubles. A character asks what ails her and learns she has had to divorce him amid rapid changes. The piece hints at misfortune during the Fourth.
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Itching scalp and dandruff relief after 50 years
Henry Searle of Little Rock Arkansas reports fifty years of persistent itching and dandruff. After trying many remedies he used Cuticura Shampoo and Ointment and notes his scalp cleared after two weeks with no signs of flaking. The account appears from a May 30 1911 citation.
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Henry Searle
Eczema Cured in Three Weeks By Cuticura Soap
A personal testimonial from Rutherford New Jersey claims eczema on hands cleared in about three weeks after using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. The author Mim A Neu of November 20 1911 urges readers to try the products with a free sample offer and a 32 page book.
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Boston
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw fears release may end in murder
White Plains New Jersey June 24 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified that if her husband Harry K. H. Thaw is released from Matteawan he will try to kill her. She said Thaw paid her $500 a month and wants the marriage annulled. She denied instigating testimony and discussed Thaw's threats. Court proceedings included objections to Thaw's absence and testimonies from former counsel and doctors about Thaw's sanity and past statements.
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Wooster Univeralty
City News and Crime Report from Rome District
Federal grand jury dismissed after brief session by Judge Pardee. Judge Newman of the district court is in Rome this week. Corinne Morris, a Black woman, stabbed to death at a Negro dive on Butler Street after a quarrel with an identified woman known to police as Addie.
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Rome
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Mortuary report from Flovilla and nearby death
Troy Heard of near Flovilla died at his home Sunday afternoon at age 38. He is survived by his wife and two children. Interment at Sandy Creek cemetery Monday at 3 p.m. Essie May Duke, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C A Duke, died last night at 67 Oak Street. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Sandy Creek
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Essie May
C. A. Duke
Oak Street
Utica Honors Sherman On Vice Presidency Nomination
Utica residents celebrated Vice President Sherman with a large parade of decorated autos and clubs after a political meeting. Sherman averted at his home and thanked the crowd, pledging loyalty to the American people. A male chorus and band provided entertainment as Mayor Frank J. Baker spoke. He plans a fishing trip to Big Moose lasting about four months.
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Utica
Sherman
Gus Edwards Song Revue Tops Forsyth Bill in Atlanta Vaudeville
The Forsyth presented Gus Edwards Song Revue as the season’s best vaudeville program. A packed Monday crowd praised Edwards and his company with acts from The Talkative Fellow to Carlin and Penn and a strong chorus of big girls in Broadway–style attire. The Detroit Free Press notes the lively program and audience enthusiasm, though the review also mentions a quirky closing line about domestic arguments.
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Pathe Weekly
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