Wonderful Development by Power GD at New River Dams in Virginia
Appalachian Power Company hosted 115 guests on a tour of the New River dams in Carroll and Grayson counties. Executives described plans to harness 100,000 horsepower and transmit power to distant towns, while observers praised the project’s impact on industry, farming, and regional prosperity amid concerns about river pollution from metal washers.
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Virginia
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Roosevelt Bolters Walk Out Over Credentials Hearing
Roosevelt supporters bolt from the credentials committee after a dispute over full hearings. McCormick remained. Dixon calls the walkout a protest against biased procedures. the delegation plans to adjourn until morning with 32 to 19 split in favor of Roosevelt.
Veto May Halt Regular Army and Guard Encampments
President veto may stop this year's maneuvers for the regular army and national guards. Expects were set to begin before mid July in multiple states including Alabama Georgia Tennessee Kentucky South Carolina and Florida. Encampments were planned at Anniston and Gretna with funds of 1.35 million dollars vetoed to cover costs.
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Danish Lutherans Gather for National Conference in Kenmare
Two thousand Danish Lutherans from about thirty states meet in Kenmare North Dakota for the annual conference. Clergy and laymen from the Danish Lutheran church in the United States participate as proceedings continue for five to six days.
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Aged Woman Murdered in Jeffersonville
In Jeffersonville Indiana on June 19 the badly mutilated body of 73 year old Mrs Louise Kelly was found in her home. Her grandson 19 year old George Kelly was found dead by poison in suspected suicide, interpreted as a sign of his guilt.
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Big Meeting of Realty Men in Louisville Convention
The fifth annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges opened in Louisville Kentucky with a record turnout. Delegates from most large U S and Canadian cities attend to discuss industry matters.
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Rehearing Denied in Olson Naturalization Case
United States Judge Hanford denied a motion for a rehearing in the Leonard Olson case. Olson, a socialist, had naturalization papers revoked on grounds of fraud. The case was tied to charges connected with Congressman Berger in Hanford’s impeachment context.
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Democratic Convention Stakes and Dark Horse Hints
Baltimore readers anticipate the Democratic National Convention with 1074 delegates to select a presidential nominee. Champ Clark Woodrow Wilson Oscar Underwood Harmon lead the field as Republican talks in Chicago influence strategy and a possible dark horse Bryan or Gaynor loom as backup options. Delegates plan to decide on a platform and potential vice president selections while preparations in Baltimore intensify for the event.
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Chicago convention progress bulletins to be posted west office
Bulletins tracking the Chicago convention from opening hour to close will be posted in front of the Daily Telegraph office. The notices provide readers with sequential updates as events unfold at the convention venue.
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Baltimore Prepares to Host National Political Convention
The city expects a large influx of guests as Baltimore readies to welcome a national political convention for the first time since Horace Greeley’s nomination forty years ago.
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Taft Faction Drafts Platform Emphasizing Reform
The Taft aligned Republican platform committee announced a platform featuring anti trust measures against automobile trusts cutting living costs, banning corporate campaign contributions, full disclosure of donations, civil service expansion, merit based appointments, and aims for broader competitive service under the president. It also praises the administration for economy and efficiency in government operations.
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Contests Close to Baltimore Convention Amid Debates
Baltimore June 19 Preliminary to the meeting of the arrangements committee to choose temporary offices for the Democratic national convention focused on a plan to place the second most voted candidate on the vice presidential ticket. National Committeeman Josephus Daniels urged the idea noting geographic balance would improve the ticket.
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Parker May Not Be Temporary Chairman
Opposition to Parker's selection for temporary chairman of the Democratic national convention grew after informal talks. Bryan allies reportedly oppose Parker as conservative and prefer a progressive candidate. Bryan purportedly voiced views by telephone from Chicago and the issue may be debated at the convention.
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West Virginia and Virginia Forecast Fair Weather
West Virginia and Virginia forecast fair on Thursday and Friday with rising temperatures. No precipitation expected as high temperatures trend upward across both states.
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Roosevelt Camp Braces for Break in Convention Fight
The Roosevelt forces faced a second defeat at the Republican national convention as Hadley led a challenge to 92 contested Taft delegates. A rupture is rumored with possible dual conventions and a third party bid, while Roosevelt leaders discuss seating disputes and strategy for the next votes.
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Roosevelt Bolters Defy Credentials Panel in Chicago
Roosevelt supporters stormed the credentials committee, with J J Sullivan of Ohio shouting all Roosevelt men walk out as bolters seek to derail Taft delegates. Hadley and Deneen vow not to back a bolt while Roosevelts group presses for full evidence and open rolls.
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University of Georgia Holds Large Commencement
Athens June 19 The University of Georgia the oldest state university in the country held its annual commencement Judge J H Lumpkin of the Georgia Supreme Court gave the address Chancellor Barrow conferred diplomas and degrees The graduating class was among the largest in the universitys history
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Dixon Widener Wedding Private Ceremony at Lynnewood Hall
The June 19 wedding in Elkins Park Philadelphia joined Miss Eleanor Elkins Widener daughter of the late George D Widener and Fritz Eugene Dixon. The ceremony at Lynnewood Hall was private due to the recent deaths in the Titanic disaster of the bride’s father and brother.
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Inventor of Car Counter Dead in Alexandria
Major Eli H. Janney, Civil War staff quartermaster to General Robert E. Lee and inventor of the widely used steam railroad car coupler, died in Alexandria at age nearly 80.
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Oklahomans Press One-Cent Tax Plan Formation
A statewide convention of taxpayers in Oklahoma City, meeting to organize the state Citizens' Protective League, moves to campaign for a one per cent tax law modeled after Ohio's. The group aims to unite taxpayers from across Oklahoma in support of the reform.
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French Aviators Die in Morning Collision at Douai Field
Two French officers Captain Dubois and Lieutenant Pergman were killed when their biplane collided at Douai military field around dawn. The accident occurred as they piloted near the field, the collision described as of terrific force.
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Roosevelt Delegates Fight Over Hadley Substitutions
At Chicago on June 19 the convention debated Gov Hadleys motion to substitute ninety two Roosevelt contenders for ninety two seated delegates. Watson and Hadley drew cheers as Flynn faced rebuke, with Meantime Mrs Davis of Chicago drew cheers from Roosevelt supporters in the gallery. The day ended with votes and committee listings as the session adjourned for lunch.
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President Pardons Man in Oregon Land Fraud Case
Washington reports the president granted a pardon on June 19 to Franklin P. after prosecutors pursued improper steps to secure his 1907 land fraud conviction in Portland Oregon. The ruling reflects clemency for the individual amid intraagency dispute and legal scrutiny.
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Call for Bank Statements From Washington Comptroller
June 19 report that the comptroller of currency issued a call for a statement of commercial banks in the United States at close of business Friday, June 14, to be filed by banks.
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