Markets in Chicago and other cities report mixed cattle and grain prices
Chicago markets show receipts of 14 000 head cattle with varying prices for steers cows and calves while hogs move around 7 24 to 7 62 for light to heavy categories. Wheat No 2 red quotes 1 14 1 12 and corn No 2 at 1 44 7 64 cents. Buffalo and Pittsburgh lists include cattle hogs sheep with price ranges and stable futures.
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Ghicago
East Buffalo
Pittyburg
Cade
Cincinnati
Andy
Pays Tribute to Heroes of Lost Submarine at Cherbourg
French minister of marine Al Delcusse visited the cruiser Gloire with reporters for a memorial voyage to the Sat urday catastrophe site. The submarine Vendermaire sank after a clash with the battleship St Louis, with two officers and 22 men lost. The Gloire approached the buoy, colors at half mast, and three-gun salute as the Marseillaise played.
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Cherbourg
al. Delcusse
Gloire
Vendermaire
St. Louis
Eight Die in Mysterious Ax Murder in Iowa Home
In Villisca Iowa on June 11 eight people including J W Moore his wife and six children were found murdered in their sleep. An ax was found beside Floyd and Paul Moore. Authorities seek John Van Gilder former husband of Mrs Moore s sister who may have knowledge of the killer.
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Villisca
J W. Moore
J. W. Moore
D. W. Moore
Herman Moore
Catherine Moore
Floyd Moore
Paul Moore
Edith Stillitzer
Blanche Stillinger
Haing
Floyd
Paul
John van Gilder
Marines Repel Rebel Attack as U S Maintains Policy
Washington reports that U S policy remains non interference as Secretary Knox conveyed to Cuban lawmakers via the Speaker. The Rhode Island and Washington anchored in Havana as dispatches note a rebel attack on Marines at El Cuero was repulsed with about 100 shots fired and no Marine casualties.
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Washington
United States
S Retary Knox
House of Representatives
Rhode Island
Havana
el Cuero
Cuba
Fred
Dems Endorse Unit Rule At Ohio Convention For Harmon
The Ohio Democratic state convention adopts a unit rule limited to Harmon’s presidential bid. Cox wins the Cleveland nomination and pledges a vigorous campaign to keep Ohio in the Democratic camp. The platform calls for direct legislation, home rule, public utility valuation, initiative and referendum, and direct senatorial election.
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Widgdey
Renandisla
Exery Wish
Harajon
Sreseman
Jathes
Mg Cox
Harmon
Fir. Cox
Ohio
Baltimore
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Congressman Cox
Cox
Resolutions Committee
Democratic Party
Perrth
United States
Judson Harmon
Lcense
Democratic Party of
Indorse
Sheotort
Judson Harmen
Hugh L. Nichols Renominated by Ohio Democrats
Ohio Democrats renominated Hugh L. Nichols for lieutenant governor and set the stage for the upcoming campaign season. Nichols previously served as lieutenant governor and faces a reelection bid amid party efforts to unite support across key regions and constituencies.
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Ohio
Democrats
Ohio Delegation Weighs Support for Convention Nominee
A fragment notes that the Ohio delegation remains instructed to back the nominee if his name stays before the convention and a majority of the Ohio delegates approve. The statement reflects political maneuvering within party ranks during the convention proceedings.
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Ohio
Ohio Delegates-at-Large Named for Baltimore Convention
Governor Harmon selected twelve delegates at large to represent Ohio at the Baltimore convention. Winners include Senator Atlee Pomero of Canton Ex-Governor James E Campbell of Columbus J H Clarke of Cleveland Lieutenant Governor N Tu Nichols of Batavia M A Daugherty of Lancaster James Ross of Columbus Thomas J Cogan of Cincinnati L L Shauff of Cincinnati W B Thomas of Springfield J M McMahon of Toledo and W S Geeke of Wapakoneta plus William Green of Coshocton.
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Ohio
Baltimore
Columbus
Harmon
Atlee Pomero
Canton
James E. Campbell
J. H. Clarke
Cleveland
N. Tu. Nichols
Batavia
M.A- Daugherty
Tancaster
James Ross
Thomas J. Cogan
Cincinnati
L. Shauff
W. &. Thomas
Springfield
J. M. McMahon
Toledo
J. Os. Geeke
Wapakeneta
William Green
Coshocton
Taft Forces Triumph at Ohio Republican Convention
President Taft controlled the Ohio Republican state convention at Memorial hall and defeated Roosevelt in a stormy session. Taft was endorsed with six delegates at large and six alternates instructed to vote for him in Chicago on June 18. The Ohio delegation split 14 for Taft and 34 for Roosevelt in district results. No state ticket was nominated and a July 2 recess set for a state platform and ticket. Big Six delegates listed include Theodore I. Burton, H. M. Daugherty, W. G. Harding, Charles P. Taft, A. T. Vorys, D. J. Cable. alternates include W. J. Anderson, S. B. Deaton, Sherman Granger, William W. Woods, IL C. Laylin, Julius Whiting.
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Columbus
Taft
Memorial Hall
Roosevelt
Ohio
Chicago
Big Six
Theodore I. Burton
Cuyahoga County
H. M Daugherty
Franklin
W.G. Harding
Marion
Charles P. Taft
Hamilton
A. T Vorys
D. J. Cable
Allen
W. J. Anderson
Ilamilton
Deaton
Champaign
Sherman Granger
Muskingum
William W Woods
Miami
C. Laylin
Julius Whiting
Stark
Ohioan to Have Honor Taft Nomination at Chicago
Warren G Harding, Ohio delegate at large, will place Mr Taft in nomination at Chicago for the Republican national convention. Taft asked Harding to perform the duty and Harding accepted. Harding is described as lacking strong voices but a fluent speaker. In Washington a separate report notes Hazel Morne of Hoazel Morne, Ohio, leapt into the Mahoning River but was stopped from self-harm by James McMillan who intervened.
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Harding
Taft
Chicago
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Warren
Hoazel_ Morne
Mahaning
Nn. Ww. Horne
James McMillan
Taft Seeks Control as California Delegates Loom
Roosevelt forces face setbacks as the Republican National Committee seats Indiana delegates for Taft and moves on California. The panel awards 84 contested delegates to Taft so far, while California remains a flashpoint over its 26 delegates. Roosevelt leaders deny a bolt while eyeing California’s outcome.
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Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
California
Bolt
Booliseh
Nude body found in Miami River near Dayton may be Franklin man
The nude body of an unknown man was found in the Miami river near Dayton Ohio. A hat band suggested the victim may be Edward E. Willard of Franklin.
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Dayton
Miami River
Edward E. Willard
Franklin
House Rejects Amendments To Underwood Metal Revision Bill
The House refused to concur with Senate amendments to the Underwood metal revision bill. It aims to repeal the Canadian reciprocity act and impose a 22 dollar per ton duty on paper.
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House
Washington
Senate
Carey Village Resolves Vance Street Improvements
The village council of Carey Ohio adopts a resolution to improve Vance Street from the north line of the Northern Ohio Railway right of way to the north line of Clay Street. It calls for curbing with sandstone or concrete, paving with bricks or asphalt, grading and drainage, and authorizes assessment for 80 percent of costs with ten annual installments and bonds to cover remaining amounts. The plan references existing grade and profiles on file and sets a June 5 1912 adoption date.
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Vance Street
Northern ‘Ohio Railway
Clay Street
Carey
Ohio
Vande Street
Northern
Ohio-R.‘R
E. G. Laughlin
PD. C. Anus
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