Call to United States delegates for National Progressive convention
United States Senator Dixon of Montana issues a nationwide call for delegates to a National Progressive convention to open August 5 in Chicago. The list of signers includes Roosevelt supporters from 40 states with some states expected to participate while territories are excluded.
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New York
United States
Chicago
Dixon
Montana
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mule
Delaware
North Carolina
Arkansas
Nevada
Mississippi
South Carolina
National Progressive
Ume Live
Ole Few
Smaderh
Val
Binal
Taxl
Provisional Committee
Congress
Alabama
Oscar W. Hundley
Arizona
Dwight B. Heard
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Chesster HH. Rowell
Charles S. Wheeler
Colorado
Ben B. Lindsey
Connecticut
Joseph W. Alsop
Michigan
Theodore M. Joslin
Minnesota
Milton BD. Purdy
Missouri
W. H. Nelson
Joseph M. Dixon
Nebraska
Arthur G. Ray
New Hampestre
W. J. Beat
Ithe
New Jersey
Everett Colby
George L. Record
Franklin Fort
New Mexico
George Curry
Miguel A. Otero
W. A. Prendersagt
Oscar S. Straus
Woods Hutchinson
Timothy L. Woodruff
Chauncey J. Hamlin
Henry J., Stoddard
North Dakota
A. ¥. Moore
Oregon
Henry W. Coe
L. H. McMahon
Ohto
James R. Garfield
Oklahoma
George L. Priestly
Pennsylvania
A. van Niegkenberg
Willam Plyon
Gifford Pinchot
Willer Draper Lewis
Rhode Island
Henry J
Taft Eyes Re Election Plan After Baltimore Talks
United Press report from Washington says President Taft returned from Beverly and will study his correspondence as Secretary Hilles prepares materials for a campaign meeting with the Republican National Committee. Taft feels more confident about winning in November and is expected to announce Hilles will lead the campaign. Strong business and party leaders express support and anticipate no third party risk.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Beverly
Hilles
Republican National Committee
Baltimore
Ite
Wilkies
Mr. Taft
Benefit dance for Sidney Thompson at Auditorium
Camp No. 609 W O W hosts a Wednesday night benefit at the Auditorium to aid Sidney Thompson of Fords Prairie who suffered a serious accident with both legs broken from a building collapse. The W P Clark orchestra will play, dancing starts at 8, tickets are $1, and printing hall and music are donated.
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Sidney Thompson
Fords Prairie
W. P. Clilis Iprchestra
Wworthy Valse
Plan to Withdraw Taft and Roosevelt From Race
Washington July 9 Republican leaders cannot find the source of a report that petitions to withdraw Taft from the presidential race are to be circulated nationwide. Roosevelt may also be asked to withdraw to allow a harmony candidate. The plan envisions a national drive before August 1, with petitions circulated by party leaders and canvassers, aiming to unite factions and prevent defeat in November.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Tan Ig
National Committee
Harmony
Wader
Tutt
Congress
State Legislatires
Chicago
Organization Republicana
Noutell
Fog Shrouds Pilot in Fatal Fall Near Cyr Chalon
An aviator named Rebel perished when a foggy encounter while attempting a monoplane flight from Cyr to Chalons caused him to lose his way and crash into a hillside today. The accident occurred in fog near St. Cyr, France, with no survivors reported.
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St, Cyr
France
Tuiy
Crom &T. Cyr
Chalons
Elk convention fills Portland with visiting members
About fifty thousand Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks members descend on Portland for a eight day reunion at the Armory. Delegates arrive from across the country, with California sending oranges and wine. The gathering features a city-wide parade, naval pageant with ships, and a bid for grand exalted ruler with several candidates.
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Portland
Ore
Ifty
Benevalent Protective Order of
Wks
Armory
Alies
Multones Mal Hotel
Brother Elks
Calfornia
Order
Avery
Centralia Sash and Door Factory to Reopen At Once
E Harmon, formerly a factory operator from Bellingham, has purchased the sash and door factory in Centralia from the Northern Pacific Railway. The sale price is undisclosed. Harmon will move buildings back from the railroad property to Gold street and place under one roof. The plant will be overhauled with new machinery as needed and may add an addition. It will be ready for opening in about two months. Harmon has operated sash and door plants in Bellingham and Minnesota and expects to hire 30 to 38 workers initially, with capacity for more if demand requires. His opening is expected to boost Centralia manufacturing activity.
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E. Harmon
Bellingham
Northern Pacific Railway
Harmon
Gold Street
Minnesota
Bald
Centralia
Succesa Piere
Centralia Team Withdrawn If Albers Not Resigns
Centralia State League baseball directors voted to pull the local team from the league after the next two series unless O. J. Albers resigns or is ousted. The move follows Albers authority over a June 7 game and umpire choices cited by directors. Present were President Dysart and directors Scuitta Mille Muck and Cole.
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Centralia State League Baseball Directors
O. J. Albers
Lami
Hoquiam
Zimmerpan
Aberdeen
Charles Gilchrist
Chebatts
Albers
Centralia
Joe Wilkins
Dusty Miller
Golden
Russ Halil Wan
League
George Dysart
Jack Scuiltta
Norman Mille
Guy Muck
Fred Cole
Tono Miner Joseph Grundy Found Dead in Bed Post
Joseph Grundy, a coal miner living in Tono, was found dead at his home late yesterday afternoon. He reportedly hanged himself to a bedpost in his room with a short rope. No motive is known. liquor may have influenced the act. The coroner of Thurston County declared an inquest unnecessary and the body was moved to Sticklin parlors in this city.
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Joseph Grundy
Tono
Grundy
Thurston County
Man Disappears From Train While Wife Buys Fruit
G R Long, son of a longtime local settler, vanished from a Portland bound train while his wife bought fruit. Police across the Coast search centers from Los Angeles to Portland after a Centralia contact failed to locate him. Mrs Long and relatives circulate handbills to publicize the missing man, with foul play ruled out and temporary insanity suggested as a possibility.
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G. R. Long
Mr. Long
Los Angeles
Centratin
Perth
Portland
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