Taft Roosevelt Clash Shapes Ohio Delegates at Caucus
Ohio Republicans confirmed Taft leads six delegates at large with Roosevelt trailing in the caucus results. Taft supporters push for party unity as Roosevelt gains mixed county votes. Lindsey signals possible vice presidential bid if Roosevelt under progressive plan, aiming to Chicago convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Montgomery County
Dayton
Lucas County
Toledo
Wyoming Homestead Bill Urges Telegrams to Taft
Wyoming business interests press urgent action to avoid a presidential veto of the new homestead bill. The measure lowers residence to three years and allows five months annual leave, with cultivation requirements halved. If signed, thousands of acres will enter and many homesteads will form, boosting county taxation and local economies.
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Wyoming
Congress
Washington
Fisher
Interior Department
Friends of Wyoming
Taft
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Conference Committee
Senate
House
Cheyenne Debate Spawns Wool Warehouse and Mill Plan
Cheyenne Wyoming June 3 Special George Walker secretary of the Wyoming Wool Growers association and longtime official of the National Wool Growers association outlines J H Bearrup’s plan to build a wool warehouse and woolen mill in Denver to cut costs. He argues mills in the West would free consumers from high freight and reduce dependence on East fabric while growers would gain better prices.
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Denver Republican
Cheyenne
Wyo
George 8. Walker
Wyoming Woolgrovers’ Association
National
Wooalgrowers’ Association
J. H. Bearrup
Denver
Nhe West
Walker
Boston
Nevada Senator Nixon Seriously Ill in Washington Hospital
Nevada Senator George S. Nixon is seriously ill in a Washington hospital with meningitis. Senate Chaplain Pearce, in opening prayer, said Nixon is lingering between life and death.
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Washington, D. C
George S. Nixon
Nevada
Pearce
Senate
Mr. Nixon
Western Slope Seeks 10,000 Refrigerator Cars
Grand Junction Colo June 4 Edward Fletcher manager of the Grand Junction Fruit Growers association left for Denver to confer with Rio Grande and Midland railroad officials about handling the big western slope crop this year Arrangements will be made to secure about 10 000 refrigerator cars for the busy season.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Edward Fletcher
Mgenner
Rio Grande and Midland
Beef trust raises price of meat in defiance of laws
Washington May 4 The beef trust cements contempt for U S laws by hiking meat prices to record highs shortly after reform efforts. government data show cattle supplies were not short and livestock receipts at major western markets rose sharply in 1912 April and year to date, undermining the trust’s justification. The Roosevelt anti trust suit, begun nine years earlier, dragged through courts and was decided against the government recently, costing thousands of dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Wtutivtica
Beef Trust
City Council Grants Ten Year Street Light Tax Relief
At last night’s council meeting the city relieved merchants from street light charges for ten years. Ordinance sets top lamp at 22 candle power and four lower lamps at 16. mayor directs light company to seek damages under arc lamp agreement. Kemper explains outages on posts and council approves outages rule and company liability in power outage.
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Kemper
Keating Roe
Mr. Kemper
Warren Republican Club reorganized at courthouse meeting
A Warren Republican club reorganization occurred at the courthouse with 96 attendees. Officers KR. SN Lakountain as chairman I A Hopking as secretary and A D Johnston as treasurer were confirmed as permanent officers. A three member committee was named to select an executive committee and report back by Monday night.
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Cheyenne
Warren
Senate
Warren Buch
Court House
Warren Republican Club
KR. SN
Lakountain
I. A. Hopking
A. D. Johnston
Timothy Burke
W. C. Kinkead
A. D D. Walton
Burke
Hames OanDrom
City Council Maintains Quorum Despite Illness and Busyness
The city council met with a full quorum despite several members being ill or confined at home. They approved monthly accounts, including a $1000 monthly extra for Hates & Coates auto service, and adjourned before 10 pm to accommodate Councilman Boulling’s Union Pacific train trip. A morning inspection of the water system and pipes and reservoirs is planned by the mayor, water committee, and attending council members.
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Counéligan Sweet
Mm Kon
Nimmo
Idatio
Councilméh
Yavison
Islay
Councilmat Saayn
Coates
Adam Boulling
Union Pacific
Rebels 10 Hit Mexico City Agreement Over Safe Treatment
General Orozco formally sanctioned an attack on Mexico City by Emiliano Zapata, conditional on not molesting foreigners and allowing southern leadership to dominate the situation. Pancho Villa was arrested by General Huerta amid skirmishes near Conejos. Rebels advance with van guard at Santa Rosalia while federals repair bridges and move north.
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Chittttlua
Mexico
Generil Orozco
Mexico City
Emil Jano Zapata
Amistary
Zapata
Orozco
Mexic
Oroxen
Macro
Pancho Villa
Huerta
Villa
Chihuahua
Homer Scott
el Pato
Sam Drebin
Philadelphia
Tracy Richardson
Lamair
Jack Zimmerman
Pulaski
Modern girls Reed mothers of olden days
Chicago June 4 More mothers of the old fashioned type who would not permit their young daughters to wear freakish clothes are a great need of modern city life says Miss Mary Bartelme who will take up duties as assistant to the juvenile court judge. She faults lax mothers who counsel with daughters on obedience and supervision. She warns against tube shirts false hair and attire that makes girls conspicuous. She condemns 16 year olds going to parties after 9 p.m. with unsupervised escorts.
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Chicago
Mary Bartelme
Darrow Bribery Trial Involving Gompers Funds Reported
In Los Angeles on June 4 Samuel Gompers head of the AFL sent money directly to Clarence Darrow, allegedly used to bribe jurors in the McNamara case. Clarence Darrow told Franklin that Job Harriman need not be implicated, and a mortgage payment was cited as the reason for cash from a vault. The testimony referenced a newspaper claim about marked money and tracing the funds back to Mrs Darrow.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Clarence
Darrow
BH. H. Franklin
George N. Lockwood
Franklin
McNamara
Job Harriman
Warriman
Gompers
Lockwood Cage
Mr. Darrow
Pranklin
Distriet
Mr. Tarrow
Cadet Camp Food Shortfall Myth Debunked in Cheyenne
The Adjutant General denies sensational claims that High School cadets lacked food at their camp. He states rations were ample with additional provisions beyond normal limits and that campers are in good health, not malnourished.
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Tribune
Barkwall
Barkewell
Cheyennie
Barkwell
Joe
Bleezer
Bridiug
Etrvetares
Cag Wriday
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Ben Lindsey
State Central Committee
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Lindsey
Ben B. Lindsey
Dangerously In
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C. H. Tavenner
Warren Club
Conejos
Tiahualilo
Reed
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