Taft Forces Control On Fifa Roll Gall Hoot Named Chairman
Taft forces clash with Roosevelt supporters at the Coliseum Chicago as convention chaos erupts over temporary chairmanship. Elihu Root is chosen by Taft side for chair, with Governor Hadley and James Watson arguing on the Roosevelt plan amid fireworks and police clearing aisles for a photographer.
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Taft
Fifa
Gall Hoot
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hadley
Missouri
House
Elihu Root
McGovern
Wisconsin
Hall
J. F. Callaghan
William Hayward
Stone
Schuttler
Herbert S. Hadley
James Watson
Indiana
Watson
Covernor Hadley
National Committee
Rosewater
Henry F. Ceoshens
Francis E. McGovern
Job Hedges
New York
Hedges
Root
Mr. Hedges
Rosevelt
Mr. Root
States Voted on Chairmanship With Root McGovern Split
The tally details how each state cast votes for Root or McGovern in the chairmanship race. Many states favored Root, with key holds in California and New York showing mixed results, while multiple regions backed McGovern in varying degrees.
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Missouri
McGovern
Root
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Houser
Ohio
Weather Forecast Showers Tonight and Temperatures Rise
Forecast indicates showers tonight or tomorrow. Temperature readings from A K Hawkes Co's store show 79 at 8 am, 80 at 10 am, 84 at noon, and 86 at 2 pm.
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A. K Hawkes Co
Mayor bans streamer ads in Atlanta streets
Mayor Winn announced a ban on streamer ads and banners across Atlanta streets. Permits will be limited to charitable enterprises and major civic movements. The move follows a protest by two women opposing a rival excursion promoter who had a permit to hang a banner on Whitehall Street.
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Atlanta
Winn
Whitehall Street
Sweet Charity
Columbus Directory Sets City Population At 42890
The 1912 Columbus directory released in Columbus Georgia shows 17 156 individual names and estimates a population of 42 890 using a multiple of 212. The city and suburbs are covered in the directory issued on June 18.
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Columbus, GA
Columbus
Suburbs
Beaten by Nashville in rain shortened doubleheader
The Crackers lost the first game 10 to 6. The second game was halted in the middle of the third inning due to threatening weather after a half hour wait, with no decisive result.
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Crackers
Bailey
Storch
Hemphill
McDonald
Schwartz
Callahan
Fleharty
Donahue
O'Dell
Lindsay
Atkins
Welch
Young
Alperman
McElveen
Perry
Fapernen Poppeu
Callahan Storch
James
Harbison
Oung
Ellott
Elliott
Peepee James
Nashville
Hu c
McElfusch
Abi
LO Lind
McEelveen
Talwerk McDonald
Six Rune
Welchonce
Death by own action shocks city as Homer Jackson leaps
Homer V. Jackson, 37, local Halle company representative and Atlanta Athletic Club member, leaped from the Empire building ninth floor to his death after threatening self destruction. He had been discharged from Johns Hopkins for nerve treatment and had just returned home with Dr. Huss to be watched for a planned move to a sanitarium. His body fell onto the first floor skylight, killing him instantly. He was unmarried, son of Albert Jackson of Newton county, with two uncles on Peachtree Road. His tragic act followed earlier health decline and repeated threats to end his life.
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Homer V. Jackson
Halle Company
Atlanta Athletic Club
Empire Building
J. F. Huss
Dr. Huss
Grady Hospital
Jackson
Huss
Johns Hopkins Sanitarium
Baltimore
Atlanta
Homer Jackson
Albert Jackson
Newton County
A. J
Thomas Jackson
Peachtree Road
Barclay & Brandon
East Lake
New York Starts Room for Hughes
CHICAGO June 18 New York began the first open work for a third presidential candidate. Lafayette B Gleason secretary of the convention and state GOP said Fifty men can bring about the selection of Charles B Hughes If we can start the real movement the solution of the fight will be easy New Yorks delegation will not break to the colonel
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Chicago
New York
Lafayette B. Gleason
New York State Republican Committee
Charles B. Hughes
Racing results at Hamilton and Latonia and Valleyfield
Thoroughbred race results from Hamilton Latonia and Valleyfield show multiple stakes and winners. First-place finishers include First-Flying Yankee Merlin and Barrett, with numerous runners and also ran lists detailing horses such as Edith Inez Tartar and Oxana across tracks in Canada and the United States.
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Hamilton
Flying Yankee
Stentor
Edith Inez
Allaneen
Overlook
Moss Rock
Hughie
Quinn
Eno
Vigorous
Magneto
Banhard
Latonia
Merlin
Fiel
Jacob Bunn
Richard Gentry
Imen
Valleyfield
Que
Clevine
Fleming
Grenesque
Helen Gow
Sally Savage
Old Crow
Christiania
Coal Shoot
Helen
Alice
Nokohota
H. M. Sabbath
Minstra
Ala
Marchmont
Lynda Lee
Barrett
Kauffmann
Temmeraire
Sir Mincemeat
Yankee Lady
Mirdle
Oracle
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Finneran
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Macon
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Pender
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Kelly
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Ostrum
Smith
Morrow
Krebs
Clarke
Tartar
Little Jupiter
Sandvale
Lohengrin
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Tanunda
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the Gardner
Radiation
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Taboo
Nordi
Silicic
Servicence
Rock Herbert
Turner
Be Thankful
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Jack Dennerlin
Amberite
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Watervale
Little Father
Marjorie
Aliso
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Imprudent
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Monkey
Kate Littleberry
Ardache
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Part
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Nobby
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Chartier
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Jack Ellis
Rossini
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Charles Goetz
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Eli Catesby
Ragman
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Merrick
Widow
Isom
Husky Lad
Igloo
Ursula Emma
Accord
Colonel Cook
Henrietta W
Carlton Club
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