Roosevelt Likely to Face Radical Nomination Clash in New York
Democratic leaders in New York warn of a split as Roosevelt may be pressured to accept a radical Republican ticket acceptable to the Hearst faction. Lloyd Griscom signals GOP backing for Roosevelt, while Tammany figures push a plan to force a ticket to prevent a Democratic independent run.
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Lloyd Griscom
Republican County
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Roosevelt
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Roose Io
Yennor
Hearst
Es F. Murphy
Tammany
Adidates
Ipaign
Ulter
Edward M. Shepard
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sucoort
D. Cady
American trade gains in South America claim June lead
Frank Johnston, publisher of The American Porter, after a months tour says US and Germany rise fast in trade with Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Peru, while England’s exports lag. He notes a shift from England for many goods and highlights China unrest in Lai-Chow, Sha Province.
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Ameriporter
South America
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Uruguay
Argenile
Peru
Johnston de
Germany
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Globe
Lai-Chow
Sha Province
China
Chang-Sha
Two Men Apply For Janitor Posts At Bible Institute School
Canton board of education hears applications from Joseph Farr and James Workman for janitor jobs at the new school housed in the Bible institute building. Basements at Clarendon avenue Liberty street and Cherry street schools to be prepared by Superintendent Steiner at about 200 dollars per building.
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Board of Education
Joseph Farr
James Workman
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Bible Institute
Clarendon Avenue
Liberty Street
Cherry Street
Steiner
J. A. Heingartner
East Fifth Street
Stark Avenue
East Fourth
Schumacher and
South Market
East Fourth Street
Lane
Baxter
Eva Coyle
Perdue Promoted to Engineering Department in Columbus
Morton Perdue, longtime Stark Telephone local manager in Canton for four years, moves to the United States Telephone Company engineering department in Columbus. He is succeeded by O. O. Welshimer, previously long distance manager in Columbus. Canton patrons admired Perdue as the business doubled and staff grew from 50 to 100 under his leadership.
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Stark Telephone Company
Columbus
Canton
Morton Perdue
United States Telephone Company
Perdue
O. O. Welshimer
Double Track Finished on West Tuscarawas Street
The N O T Company completed double tracking on West Tuscarawas Street easing waits at Clarendon avenue junction. Transit officials expect most paving to be finished within two weeks as cars from downtown and lake districts gain right of way over the former single track stretch.
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Clarendon Avenue
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Police drop murder theory in case of Terrett
Testimony from three boys leads police to conclude Justin H. Terrett a Lafayette street resident likely died by his own actions. The body with three bullet wounds was found on the Sherrick farm south of the city. Neighbors and officials note five gun reports heard near dusk Tuesday and Terrett’s gun found in his hand. Intrigue centers on a rejected murder theory as relatives dispute the conclusion.
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Lafayette Street
Sherrick Farm
Terrett
Blair Thomas
Ray Eckelberry
Charles Plaskett
Allen Street
Kimball Street
Plaskett
Miller
Henry Stauffer
W. L. Ney Co
Opening of Barnum and Bailey Circus Show on Earth
The Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth opens with Jupiter the Balloon Horse and a star lineup featuring the Davenport family Kongots and Flying Neapolitans. The article highlights aerial acts equestrian feats and a vast menagerie plus a free morning street parade and stresses horses as the circus’s central allure.
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Jupiter
Davenport
Kongots
Charley
Zoological Department
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Local Attorney John A. Burns Severely Injured By Streetcar
John A. Burns, a well known attorney and meat market operator, was struck by an interurban streetcar on West Tuscarawas street near Lincoln avenue while crossing after alighting. He sustained scalp wounds multiple broken ribs and internal bruising. his associate John W. Burris was unhurt.
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North Market Street
West Tuscarawas Street
Lincoln Avenue
Burns
John W. Burris
Burris
Tuscarawas
Man Freed After Suspicious Behavior Case In Judge Quinn’s Court
John Wymer, accused by Mrs. Pearl White of Hanestreet, was freed Thursday morning on Judge Quinn’s orders after four days in jail with a potential workhouse sentence. He blamed drinking for his actions and vowed to quit. Ernest Bormen, a painter near Canal Fulton, was ordered from Canton within 20 minutes by Judge Quinn after being found sleeping in a shed. Laura Lewis, charged with taking a $10 bill, had the charge dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Pearl White
Hanestreet
Quinn
Col. J C Dean Takes Own Life in Park With Carbolic Acid
J C Dean, 45, of Hattiesburg Mississippi, died by self inflicted poisoning in a city park. He left a brief note naming his brother E W Dean of Meridian Mississippi and mentioning a Queen and Crescent freight office.
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Washington
J. C. Dean
Hattiesburg
Miss
E. W. Dean
Meridian
Queen and Crescent
Snyder Nominated for NEA President at Convention
Boston Z X Snyder principal of Colorado State Normal School was named by the nominating committee for NEA president by 28 to 19 over Ella Flagg Young of Chicago. Young’s backers plan a floor fight at the convention.
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Z. X. Snyder
Colorado State Normal School
National Educational Association
Ella Flagg Young
Chicago
Young
Cleveland Officers Aid Local Services for Fresh Air Camp
Cleveland officers and staff prepare for a Fresh Air Camp event with Major S Withers and Capt. Widgery as guests. They will audit books and hold services at Salvation Army barracks, hall, and on the street. Tickets are available at army headquarters. Meyers Lake Park generosity is hoped for free amusements a year ago.
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Widgery
Cleveland
Salvation Army
Army
Cimberline
Captain Wood
Meyers Lake Park
Fresh Air
Nathan Wolinsky
J. A. Heingartner
Majestic Theater
Harry Weiss
S. W. Richards
Baers
C. N. Vicary
W. D. Caldwell
F. J. Martin
Frank Shoe Co
Harry P. Niarchos
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