11 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
1
Leaders from all parts of the country gather as the Republican battleground scene braces for a VP nomination fight. Berah notes no final accent on the running mate and emphasis remains on unity and strategy.
A report from Havana notes frost outbreaks eased and U S officials aim to fast track conferences with Taft leadership and Missouri Senator Borah to settle Cuba policy. Governor Hadley and Senator Borah are among figures in discussions for the vice presidential nomination.
The Associated Press reports General Syonet reporting about 700 Cuban insurgents confined along the north coast of Oriente province as the seized area smolders under pressure and pursuit continues.
Kentucky delegates at large favor Taft by a 34 to 11 vote as Taft supporters gain seats. Reports from Texas note drought pests affecting cotton and corn, with references to grass worms damaging fields and ongoing contest victories in the Republican arena.
At the A and M College commencement Governor Colquitt announced a $200000 emergency warrant to reconstruct the main building. He praised graduates, presided at the ceremony, and the banquet followed with state officials present.
Washington reports the death of Representative Robert C. Wyckliffe of Louisiana after a train accident near the All Yard track in the Fotomac River area. Mrs Wyckliffe learned of the event in Washington as officers prepared to adjourn. The incident prompted a late session and a formal note of respect from military officials.
The report from General Ortso’s headquarters notes an impending clash between Federated and rebel forces near Bachimor area. Terms hint at march around a key junction as shipments from Oklahoma and Texas move through the region amid tariffs and railroad concerns.
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