Presidential primary results and Clark leads in several states
Reports from California Nevada New Mexico and New Hampshire show Champ Clark leading in Democratic delegates in several states while Roosevelt and Wilson trail in others. California results include Roosevelt leading in San Francisco precincts and a large female turnout. Nevada shows Clark ahead in most counties, Wilson strong in White Pine. New Mexico and New Hampshire delegates pledged to Clark with platform planks calling for direct primaries and reforms.
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Précineta
Mackevelt
Klerk
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Roosevelt
Clark
Wilson
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
Thamp Clark
Nevada
Reno
Nev
Nevalls
Champ Clark
Wardee
Storey
Elke
Humboldt
White Pine County
Ely
Democrats
New Mexico
Clovis
N. M
New Waxico
New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
Haltimore
Clarence EB. Carr
Eugene E Reed
Henri T. Ledoux
National House F Representatives
United States
Mich
Morrow
Michigan
Woodrow
Wolverine
Baltimore
Roosevelt Campaign in Ohio Echoes Personal and Principle Clash
Colonel Roosevelt's first day of ante primaries campaigning in Ohio drew large crowds as he attacked President Taft while stressing principles over personal abuse. He denied Taft’s right to criticize Roosevelt era acts, urging voters to judge by record and platform.
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Canton
Oni
Roosevelt
Ohio
Taft
Feom
Janeh Finn West
Tatt
Taft jokes about Roosevelt in Ohio campaign tour
President Taft, during a May Ohio tour, joked about lifting Roosevelt to the realm of the blessed while urging voters to back his administration for a square deal. He defended his stance on bosses, reciprocity, and the danger of Roosevelt’s nomination, urging farmers to support his policy.
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Trippy
Taft
Aliance
Ohio
Mr. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Richeson Prepares for Execution at Charleston Prison
Clarence V. Richeson, condemned killer of Avis Linnell, was moved from jail to the Charleston state prison death house. He faces the electric chair next week, likely Monday or Tuesday, after midnight, with Williams Morse acting as counsel. The prisoner was escorted in restraints and took a final look toward the execution chamber.
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Boston
Avis Linnell
Charleston State Prison
Caivles Street
Sky
Richeson
Gtate
Sly
Richerson
Williams Morse
Avid Rickeson
Pryor Crossing Bridge Plan Reemerges From Past Effort
Pryor street property owners prepare to push new bills in the upcoming legislature to authorize removing the grade crossing and building a bridge or viaduct. The movement revives an old plan tested by a prior charter, with key locals like Reuben R. Arnold and Judge W. D. Elis involved.
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Pryor Street
Reuben R. Arnold
W. D. Elis
W. H. Kiser
Marvin Thrower
Underwood Defends Vote for Popular Election of Senators
Democratic floor leader Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama tells critics his vote for the popular election of senators mirrors a 1900 Rucker amendment and mirrors Bartletts Georgia stance. He argues the resolution will pass with three fourths of states, cites past actions, and asserts Congress can reform election machinery without widening voter qualification.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington, D. C
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
House
Bartlett
Georgia
Rucker
Underwood
Lester
Ala-bama
House of Our Fathers
Senate
South
Congress
Call For Bryan From Iowa League Urges Meeting
Des Moines Iowa May 14 declar ing that Colonel Roosevelt had stolen political old clothes used by William J Bryan the Iowa Bryan league issued a call for a mass meeting of Bryan democrats to be held in Burlington tomorrow the day before the state democratic convention Standpatters vow to back Bryan Harmon following supporters insist on keeping Nebraska’s Roosevelt if the party can win Bryan is said to be the one man who could poll 600000 to 1000000 more votes than any other nominee He is willing to accept the nomination under right conditions Bryant says he asked Iowa Bryan league officers yesterday not to start any movement for him and will wire the call’s issuer with the same意思 if known
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Iowa
Roosevelt
William 3. Bryan
Iowa Bryan League
Burlington
Bryan
Harmon
Dryan
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Lows Bryan League
Mr. Bryant
City Plans Bridge Over Abominable Grade Crossings
Citizens study a plan to lower tracks creating a bridge from Wall Street to Aljabame, with engineers consulted. The gradual lowering would extend about 1,200 feet on each side of the union depot, aiming to end dangerous crossings.
Death of King Frederick VIII of Denmark
The text recalls Frederick VIII born June 3 1843 at Copenhagen. He was popular in Denmark and educated simply. He saw relatives become monarchs Greece and Norway. Noted for culture, he was rector of Copenhagen University, head of Danish Freemasons, promoter of philanthropy, and inspector general of the army who introduced reforms. A recent illness followed by a seizure led to reentry to the palace and a relapse, with anxiety at court.
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Hingi
Mothe
Exendea
Great Britain
Russia
Eling
Frederick
Copenhagen University
Frese Masons of
Denmark
Companion of English chained in Fulton County jail
An international figure, an Indian with an English accent and a Carlisle graduate, known as the Companion of Lord Jersey, serves in the Fulton county chaingang after being arrested in East Point for carrying a pistol without a license. He cannot pay his fine and awaits money from Oklahoma relatives, vowing not to travel again.
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Car- Male
New York
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
China
Philippines
America
Hawaii
Canada
Europe
Dublin
Ireland
Liverpool
Metropolis
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Wheeling
Georgia
England
Clayton anti injunction bill passes House with broad support
Washington May 14 progressives back Clayton anti injunction bill 244 to 31. Demo crats unite in support amid large demonstration. Gompers Morrison AF of L leaders listened from gallery. Sterling substitute defeated 219 to 48 as debate suggested Senate approval likely. Bill amends the law to prohibit injunctions in labor disputes.
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Washington
House
Gompers
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Sterling
Military drill absence prompts court action and fines
Major Catron presided a summary court at the Fifth regimental armory last night over eight men cited for missing Memorial Day drill. Most excuses claimed business prevented attendance. several dollars in fines were levied per man. The proceedings addressed violations of article 33 requiring soldiers to respond to duty calls, with tensions high among the accused.
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National Guard
Catron
Fifth Regimental
State Treasury
Elao
French bandit gang leader dies in Nogent siege
Paris May 1 The last of France s auto bandit gang led by Octave Garnier and accomplice Valet died when their villa at Nogent sur Marne was blown up after an eight hour siege by police troops Melinite blasts shattered the Moulin Rouge villa killing Garnier and leaving Valet dying Five policemen were wounded in the battle as police gendarmes Zouaves pressed the siege and a police prefect directed the operation
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Paris
France
Octave Garnier
Nogent-sur-Marne
Garnier
Vailet
Vuiliemin
M. Lepine
Bonnot
Dubois
Choissy-Le-Roi
Besire
Weather Prophecy Forecast Showers Across Regions
Weather bulletin predicts showers for Wednesday and Thursday with cooler conditions in the northeast. Southeast portion remains fair, temperature expectations include low and high values and a mean near seasonal norms. Data appears partial with rainfall and monthly excess figures incomplete.
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Georgia
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