Anti administration fight collapses at Democratic convention
San Francisco June 29 Administration forces maintained control on day two of the Democratic national convention. Senator Glass chairs the resolutions committee, Bryan is excluded from the drafting panel, and Bainbridge Colby sits as Wilson’s representative. Robinson of Arkansas chosen as permanent chairman, signaling a strengthened admin line in key committees. The anti administration challenge to convention machinery collapsed with no visible show, while rules cleared the way for nomination speeches after the platform is finished. The scene featured a living tribute to President Wilson, the organ, color guard, and Pacific breeze shaping a patriotic mood that carried delegates toward unified support.
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Glass
Virginia
Resolutions Committee
William J. Bryan
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
Robinson
Arkansas
Tanner
Pacific
Chicago
Republican Party
Congress
Fomsteratio
Democratic Platform
Wiliam J Bryan
of Nations
Gines
Eab
Dcline
Colby
De.riment
District of Columbia
Frank J. Walsh
M Ativsatoon Leagle
Ation of Labor
Waring
Aniied Taher
McAdoo Headquarters Opens at San Francisco Convention
William G. McAdoo supporters opened headquarters in San Francisco with rented rooms for conferences and publicity work. A steering committee of delegates from each state will direct efforts, while activities and potential campaign events, including cooperation with MeAdios supporters, are planned around the convention.
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Amidon
Whehita, Kan
Beni
WeAdon
Teermany
Administration Wins Courageous Early Convention Contests
San Francisco June 29 Administration supporters seized a string of credentials victories at the Democratic national convention. They denied Senator Reed and seated Clark Howell delegates to Palmer, while Oregon split seats gave Turner and Schuylerman half votes. The rules committee then debated binding state delegations by rule and New York faced a tied decision over 00 votes bound by a state convention rule.
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San Francisco
James A. Reed
Missouri
Clark Howell
Georgia
Palmer
National Committee
Oregon
R. R. Turner
John L. Schuylerman
Turner
George T. Baldwin
Schuylerman
Schuylerman R
Jamieson
Laws
Hut
Francis W. Wilson
Kansas City
San Francises
New York
Tilden and Shimiden Reach British Finals in Tennis
In Wimbledon British finals action on June 20 William Tilden of Philadelphia and Zenzo Shimide n of Japan advanced to the singles final after Tilden defeated Charles Garland of Pittsburgh 4-6 6-2 6-2 and Shimidean beat Jose Mayrra of England 2-6 6-4 6-0 6-2. Patterson of Australia and Lengien of France won the mixed doubles over Keete and Satterthwaite 6-3 4-?
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Wimbledon
England
Associated Prep
William T.tilden
Philadelphia
Zenzo Shimiden
Sepan
Tilden
Charles &Jarland
Pittsburg
Shimilen
Jore Mayra
Four Resolutions Adopted at International Congress
Paris June 20 four resolutions on extending credit and reconstructing international business relations were adopted by the International Congress of Estates of Commerce at the session yesterday. The text advocates for more equitable treatment by foreign banks and opposes dislocation of a double form tax from birviad.
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Paris
Cngress
Estates of Commerce
Hession
Ship Monterey Brings News On Pauline Scandal Crew Loss
New York reports the steamship Monterey arrived from Heven with crew members of the American scammlr Pauline who went ashore near Na homes. They state the vessel carrying Seed free St Mare, Malti, was total toe.
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New York
Monterey
Heven
Pauline
St Mare
Heer
Harding Back In Office After Reelection Victory
Former president returns to office following a decisive electoral win. The report highlights voter turnout, campaign strategy, and implications for domestic policy and foreign affairs as the new term begins.
Democratic Platform Faces Battle Over Ireland and Prohibition
San Francisco June 29 delegates to the Democratic platform struggle with Irish questions and prohibition items in subcommittee debates. William J Bryan was omitted from the subcommittee, while Senator Glass names a pro administration lineup including Colby and Nugent. questions linger over wet plank and treaty issues as key delegates debate strategy.
Stairways Burned Rescue Feats At Brooklyn Tenement
Firefighter crews battled a blaze in a five story Browneridle Brooklyn tenement on June 2 2007. Tenants were forced into the street as stairways burned and fumes filled the building. Firemen executed daring ladder rescues as nearly all routes inside were destroyed before alarms were fully raised.
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New York
Browneridle
Brooklyn
Brattleboro Firm Facilities and Concert Program Details
Brattleboro Corporation Kolstad Taylor and Co shows capital stock of 150000 and other Brattleboro associates. The filing notes a moving of assets at the secretary of state office and mentions a 1000 dollar value concert program with plans for a band concert in Prattidore area.
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Kolstad, Taylor & Co
Kosletad, Taylor &C
Brattlebors
Secretary of State
Prattidore
al Beyen
Bohwerk and Beatrice
Brattlebarn
Chester
Walls Collapse at Sutherland Hotel Kills Four In Buffalo
Four men died and several injured when walls fell at the Sutherland hotel lodging house in Buffalo. A Charlestown, Minn., man named James Martin was among the injured. Witnesses spoke of a possible explosion, but ground-floor staff and fire crews found no blast evidence.
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Buffalo
Sutherland Hotel
James Martin
Charlestown
Maan
Montpelier Board Deliberates Wages and Local Affairs
In Montpelier today the board of control meets at Vergentes to review leftover wage schedules from the last meeting and discuss other out ters. Governor Clement did not travel to Washington. Local readings note few ratification moves reaching Mason S Stone as acting governor.
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Board of Control
Vergentes
P. W. Clement
Washington, D.C
Mason S Stone
SB. Bates
Sherburne
K. H. Walker
Roxanna Jones
Sherif
Tracy
Jones
Mike Tarette
MacMillan
Utica
Vie
Mystery death details emerge from Windsor auto crash
The report on a Windsor area accident names Mrs Lucia Woodbury 77 as the deceased and notes her sister in law and driver involved. It cites damage claims by Harry A Black secretary of state and mentions others like John J Woodbury Spring Barte J W Smith Middlesex H L Hindley Rutland and Iry.
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Harry A. Black
Sue
John J. Woodbury
Windsorke
Lucia Woodbury
W. ©. Douglass
Barte
J. W. Smith
Middlesex
Salvation Army
H. L. Hindley
Rutland
Hie
Iry
Vermont Supreme Court Hears St Albans Tax Case in Montpelier
The Vermont supreme court convened in Montpelier at 10 this morning to dispose of St Albans city tax cases seeking roughly 8700 in back taxes against the Fonda heirs. The Old Colony Trust Co. had managed the property. a tax commissioner remastered the appeal and the commission ruled for the Fondas, prompting a writ of certiorari to bring the matter to the court for decision before September tax collection.
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Vermont Supreme Court
Montpelier
St. Albans
Fonda
Old Colony Trust Co
John M. Avery
Lsters
Civil Authority
Supreme Court
Talk of the Town Ed In Barre City Notes Local Goings-On
Bessey of Bessey Granite visits town for a few days. McLeod family returns after a week away. Miss Beck visits from Branch Street for two weeks. Mrs Fullerton operated on at Barre City Hospital. Gall returns from Canada. he resumes duties as Barre and Chelsea railway superintendent. Wescott retires from Eastmen store partnership. Hents W. Dilafs entertained with whistling and stories under World-Wide fund. Local history notes and a courtroom report conclude with a court sentence in a turbine dispute.
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Tales Offier
Clirge
John A. Stow
Mantpelier
Richmood
Guanes
Berlin
Rolle Searles
St. Johnabiry
Lagi Sasi
Barre
Sassi
Cabots
Montpertier
Hilt
Gould
Bessey
Zaneastle
W. Alfred McLeod
Waitefield
Prank Cquee
Albany
Woodla Beck
Branch Street
Barry City Hospital
Callag
Fleer
Boston
Heron Morse
Walker
Montpelier
Mise Zorade Otvonelli
Albury Business College
Granite Street
Mary Fullerton
Woodstork
Barre City Hospital
Stanley Tassle
South Main Street
Oahber
Mr. Gall
Wesfott
First Baptist
W. Diflats
Wader
Upper
Graniteville
Further tax may be needed to meet costs
Vice-President Gerrit Fort of the Boston and Maine railroad said at a Concord conference that a 30 percent rise in eight railroad rate areas in eastern and middle states may ignore pending wage hikes and that some further transportation tax on the public may be necessary. He noted little asset growth under federal control, wage increases insufficient to cover living costs, and current labor shortages. He also cited rising fuel costs and dwindling coal supplies for New England railroads and warned the Boston and Maine has only a few days of coal on hand.
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Concord
N. Pine
Eastern
Middle States
Gerrit Fort
Boston and Maine Railroad
State Board of Trade
Fort
Chicago
New England
Stowaway on Bea con Carnival Train Arrested in Washington County
H Baker once based in Montreal spent the night in Washington county jail after an immigration inspector found him aboard the Bea con Carnival Co. train. Special Officer George Rivers oversaw the search. management disclaims knowledge. Two crewmen were removed at St Albans and United States Marshal G Lackay plans to arrest Reker on charges of illegal entry.
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H. Baker
Montreal
Washington County
United States
Beacon Carnival Co
Baker
Actiow
Jesenna Baker
George Rivers
St. Albans
Intercity Park
G. Lackay
Reker
Enrolment and Topics at Semina Event
The institute hosts a seminar with about 74 attendees, featuring officers Dean, Rev. W. Bel ley, and Ralph buaraar. Sessions include Stewardship, White Study, Social Service, Life Work, Citizenship and Americanism, Rural Work, Jamie League, and Methods Department led by Mr Palladine and others. The event aims to begin a broader program and sustain active work.
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Fortie Institute
Baring
Ems
The
Jinetiente Ares
W. Belley
Pocorn Ree
Moore
Rat Ph Buaraar
Terrakiant
Wwetures
At & N'Eloek
Lipsky
Velladion
Raw
Gawhde
Palladine
Chris Ven
Mr Hould
Jamie League
S. Canfield
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