Bitter speech sparks clash over steamroller rules
At the Coliseum in Chicago on June 1 and again June 7, Senator Borah denounced the national committee’s handling of taft and roosevelt delegations from Alabama, accusing the steamroller tactics and pressuring the party as southern delegates face contested seating and a volatile credential battle.
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Toledo
Merill McCormick
Oyster Bay
William E. Borah
Adsho
Republican National Committee
Rosewater
Borah
Victor Rosewater
Nebraska
Charles Dick
Ohio
Pope M. Long
Joe” Thompson
Ormsby McHarg
Bainbridge Colby
Edwin Sims
Tounsel
Thompson
Major Barker
McHarg
H. D. Barker
O. D. Street
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J. C. Thompson
W. T. Hutchens
Birmingham
Idaho
Tragedy in Parliament in Budapest as Kovacs shoots at Tisza
In Budapest the government leader Count Tisza was shot at but not injured in the chamber by opposition deputy Kovacs, who then killed himself. The attack caused chaos as journalists fled and order was restored after the body was removed.
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Wife rebels in divorce suit amid farm work tension
Agnes Gee of Fairfield sues for divorce claiming she refused farm chores and left her husband. The couple wed in 1908 and have five children. Other filings show Maude Raymond Ridgefield seeking separation from Charles E. Ridgefield following a 1906 desertion.
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Dramus
Fairfield
Agnes Gries
Ji Reed
Maude Raymond Ridgefield
Charles EB. Raymond
Middletown strike riot at Russell Company mills
Rioting workers attack mill gates at South Farms in Middletown Connecticut as strikers clash with deputies. Shots fire and water cannons drive back crowds 300 strong later tense meetings planned. arrests reported amid ongoing labor conflict.
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Conn
Russell Company
South Farms
Harding Nomination Shift Sparks Taft Name Bid
Marion Ohio reports President Taft will be nominated at the Chicago convention after receiving a request to present his name. Warren Ha of Marion confirms the move as Harding accepts a commission, signaling personal and political support. Local notices include dances, rentals, sales, and auctions with various businesses and establishments listed.
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Dane
Chicago
Warren
Ohio
Harding
Freight Wreck Damages Viaduct At Iranistan Crossing
A derailed car of HG 2 bucked along the Iranistan avenue viaduct at 2 40 am causing a serious wreck. Air brakes prevented a larger pile up and no injuries were reported. Crews to repair shattered ties and displaced rails worked through the day while traffic remained clear on other tracks. Spectators gathered as wrecking gangs removed debris before dawn.
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Iecal
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Watertown
Mt. Auburn
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Sears
Kendall
Somerville Barrs
Boston Elevated Carmen Strike Disrupts City Traffic
Rioting and disorder mark a Boston elevated strike with about 4000 workers out. Cars smashed, many strikebreakers used, police reserves deployed, and traffic halted across the city as unions and company clash over the walkout.
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Pratt's Miska Wins Derby At Epsom Downs
Pratt's Miska, a 3 to 1 shot, easily won the Derby by three lengths at Epsom Downs. Ian's Equitable runner-up and L. Robinson's Bill-and-Cop, at 10 to 1, finished third. Tegalie the Derby favorite at 1 to 2 failed to figure. Fourteen horses ran. no royal entry or American entry. The race purse totaled 25,000 for the winner with 1,000 to second and 500 to third.
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George” Pratt
Miska
Oakes
Ian
Equitable
L. Robinson
Tegalie
Lamar Froebel Kindergarten Graduates Today
Commencement exercises at the Froebel Kindergarten on Lafayette Street mark the graduation of 18 young ladies training to become kindergarten teachers. Relatives fill the school hall as diplomas are awarded to graduates including Anna Alfreda and Isabelle Branson among others. the event begins at 11.
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Fannie A. Smith
Mstelle Cave
Julia Fannie Pare
Agnes Grimmer
Emma Alice Lucan
Lois ‘McWilliams
Hankers Page
Beatrice Platt
Mabel Cushman Sloper
Abby Talbot
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