Bryan Would Be Pleased With Gray as Running Mate
Denver July 1 The Democratic vice presidential race centers on Judge George Gray of Delaware if he will accept second place. Josiah Marvel, Gray’s campaign manager, says Gray seeks the top spot but may consider second if necessary. Bryan would welcome Gray as running mate, while Gray’s supporters push for a formal bid. The anti injunction plank fuels a heated platform dispute, with Sullivan and Taggart opposing radical language and Pacific Coast and Illinois factions shaping the debate. New England, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania factions also weigh in as Nebraska and New York figures loom large.
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Josiah Marvel
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Committee On Regulations
Lincoln
Sullivan
National
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Illnois
Charles G. Heifner
Washington State
John Y. Terry
Heifner
Pacific Coast
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Martin W. Litteton
New York
New
Neb
W. J. Bryan
W. H. Everroad
Columbus
Ind
Indiana
Join Mitchell
Mitchell
Everroad
IM Neis
Ohio
Mr. Bryan
Drogan
Francis Burton Harrison
Booker T. Washington Addresses Negro Education in Cleveland
At the National Education Association convention in Cleveland delegates split into groups to discuss their fields. Booker T. Washington of Tuskegee University spoke on negro education and the nation’s role in expanding federal involvement in schooling. A push to enlarge the bureau of education and seek higher congressional appropriations was noted.Potential future presidents and convention site debated among leaders W. O. Thompson J. H. Phillips and L. D. Harvey named as prominent educators.
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National Ncational Association
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
United States
Bureau of Education
Association
Congress
Oes Ion
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
J. H. Phillips
Birmingham
South
L. D. Harvey
Menominee
Wis
Diamonds worth twenty five thousand missing in Chicago theft
S C Powell of Stern Brothers & Co reports he lost or was robbed of unset diamonds valued at 25000 after entering Columbus Memorial building at State street. He had two bags, one containing 35000 and another 45000, and carried one sack in a vest pocket. Police suspect prior pickpocket activity.
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Chicago
S. C. Powell
Stern Brothers & Co
Columbus Memorial Building
State Street
Powell
Bishop Potter Critically Ill In Cooperstown
Reports from the bedside of Bishop Henry Codman Potter of New York indicate his condition remains extremely serious in Cooperstown. Doctors note he is critically ill and oxygen is being freely administered as guardians of his health monitor his status.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry Codman Potter
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Government Troops Gain in Palomas Revolt Clash
At Palomas Chihua hua a band of about fifty revolutions attacked the Mexican garrison of fourteen guards. The fight lasted an hour with one killed and one captured among the attackers. A captured rebel speaks English and is believed to be a New Mexico native.
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Republic of Mexico
Coahuila
Palomas
Chihusha
Columbus
N. M
Juan Correon
New Mexico
Mimbros
Here
el Paso
Southwestern
Express Company
Merc
United States Customs Office
American Troops to Enforce Border Neutrality Laws
Washington reports American forces are deployed along the Mexican border to enforce neutrality laws. General Meyer in Texas orders four cavalry troops from his posts to Del Rio. Del Rio notes a rurales detachment cornered eight revolutionists at Las Vacas with orders to fire on sight, no prisoners.
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Meyer
Department of Texas
War Department
del Rio
Washington Editor S E Johnson Dies at 84
S E Johnson former Ohio State Journal and New York World journalist and longtime Washington correspondent died at his home in Washington. He served as managing editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer and was a former president of the Gridiron club. Born in Jefferson County Ohio in 1841.
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S. E. Johnson
Ohio State Journal
The
New York World
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gridiron Club
Jefferson County
Ohio
Seattle Japanese Withdraw From Public Schools
Japanese residents in Seattle plan to pull their children from public schools citing unsatisfactory education. They will replace American instructors with Japanese teachers to prevent a repetition of San Francisco trouble, as stated at a Japanese Association of the State of Washington meeting.
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Wash
State of Washington
San Francisco
Sherman Returns Home from Illness to Utica
Sherman will leave for his home in Utica New York Thursday after a brief illness in Cleveland. The Republican vice presidential hopeful has nearly recovered and says he feels in good health and ready for the trip back home.
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Market Quotations for Wheat on June 30
Market quotations from Minneapolis show July wheat at 1.04 to 1.05, September at 89 3 4. on track futures list No. 1 hard at 1.08 1 2, No. 1 Northern 1.06, No. 2 Northern 1.04, No. 3 Northern 1.00 to 1.03.
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Northern
Duluth
Cattle and hog prices listed for St Paul market
St Paul report shows cattle good to choice steers 6.00 to 6.74, fair to good 5.00 to 5.75, cows and heifers 4.50 to 5.50, veals 3.75 to 5.00. Hogs 6.10 to 6.40. Sheep wethers 3.50 to 4.00, good to choice lambs 4.25 to 4.75, springs 5.25 to 6.26.
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St. Paul
Grain Prices Reported for Duluth Market
Wheat futures and cash bids listed for Duluth with prices on No. 1 hard No. 1 Northern and No. 2 Northern plus July and September contracts. Flax bids show arrival and tracking with values across multiple months from July to December.
Market Quotes for Wheat Corn Oats and Livestock
Wheat figures show July at 84 percent and Sept at 5. and Dec at 87 percent. Corn prices list July 69 cents and Sept 70 1/4 cents with Dec 60 cents. Oats quoted July 44 cents and Sept 39 cents and Dec 40 cents with May 42 cents. Pork prices at July 14.62 cents, Sept 14.90, Oct 14.97 dollars. Butter creamery 22 cents, dairy 21 cents. Eggs at 154 cents. Poultry prices list turkeys 14 cents, chickens 10 cents, springs 18 to 22 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago market roundup lists cattle and hogs with bid ranges for beef cattle western cattle stockers and feeders cows and calves calves and hogs by quality from light to heavy and rough plus sheep yearlings and lambs with prices shown in dollars per hundredweight.
Fire Causes Fatal Burns in Iowa City Tragedy
Three people suffered burns when a kerosene fire started unintentionally in Iowa City. The dead is Tillie Slezak, 27, while the injured are Joseph Holub and his wife Mrs. Joseph Holub.
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Iowa City
Tillie Slezak
Joseph Holub
Minneapolis Pharmacist Lundemo Found Dead in Bed
Minneapolis July 1. Lewis J. Lundemo a pharmacist of notable skill was found dead in bed after reportedly taking poison to induce sleep. He was thirty seven and had been living with his brother in law.
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Minneapolis
Lewis J. Lundemo
Lundemo
Baseball Scores Across American League and National League
Scores from major leagues show Toledo 4 Columbus 9, Indianapolis 3 Louisville 0, Kansas City 1 Minneapolis 1 in ten innings halted by rain. Also Chicago 2 Detroit 1, New York 0 Boston 8, St. Louis 1 Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 3 Washington 1, Cincinnati 4 Chicago 2. Brooklyn blanked.
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Kansas City
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Detroit
New York
Boston
St. Louis
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