Taft Leaders Plot to Force Roosevelt Bolt at National Convention
Taft forces aim to make permanent the temporary convention setup with Senator Root as chair in a bid to control the Republican national committee. They anticipate a fierce session to determine nominations and possible Roosevelt bolt, counting on a 37 to 53 majority, with key states and leaders listed as aligned.
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Senator George Nixon of Nevada Dies in Washington
Washington June 5. Senator George S. Nixon of Nevada died in a hospital here tonight from spinal meningitis. A prominent mining magnate in the west he was closely tied to gold operations in Goldfield. Nixon lived in Reno but kept a large estate in the northwest suburbs and was a Republican.
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Embalmed Beef Scandal Ties Navy to Cuba Mission
The Philadelphia discovery of 26000 pounds of embalmed beef aboard the cruiser Prairie raises fears about meat-safety in naval supply for Cuba. Navy inspectors flagged filth and disease, undermining Congress’s critique of USDA standards and revealing broader tensions over tariffs and labor.
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Wyoming Letter Contest Extension Promises Prizes
The state board of immigration extends the letter contest closing date from June 11 to July 15 due to strong public interest. Substantial prizes were offered for letters describing Wyoming's resources and attractions, with officials urging newspapers to publicize the extension and encourage entries before the new deadline. Roy W. Bchenck commissioner of inmateration signs the note.
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Salvation Army Head Faces Possible Blindness
A London cablegram reports General William Booth warning Salvation Army members in America that he may be hopelessly blind. He says his sight is failing and doctors warn he is on the eve of total blindness, expressing grim resolve amid uncertain health.
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US Ships Despatched to Cuban Waters After White House Talk
After a Taft Knox meeting in Washington four American battleships were ordered to Guantanamo. Marines were sent on authority to guard American property amid unrest while the government denies any intent to intervene. Admiral Osterhaus directs ships Missouri Mississippi Minnesota and Ohio toward Guantanamo with Usher in command.
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Primary for Roosevelt Dominates South Dakota Returns
Latest South Dakota results show Roosevelt delegates with about 15 000 lead. Byrne leads Camble for governor by roughly 7 000. Burke leads Curtis by 800 for renomination. Martin reportedly wins third district. Dillon leads Branson in the first district by 800.
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200 Motorcyclists to Camp Here in August
About 200 members of the Kansas Short Grave Motorcycle club plan a multistate tour stopping in Cheyenne Denver Colorado Springs and other towns. They arrive around August 14 Frontier Day and may stage a race meet with eight racing machines and two ten horsepower racing autos. The group will camp near the city and officials will arrange suitable locations and provisions.
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Marines land in Cuba to guard foreign properties
American marines totaling about 450 landed on Cuban soil and landed ashore today then traveled by train to Guantanamo. Officials say the move is to protect American and other foreign properties though it is viewed as a preliminary step by some. Havana buzzed with reports that four American battleships were headed from Key West.
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Ye Boosters Gather at Minnehaha Park For Photo Promos
Ye Park hosts a Sunday event inviting motorists and air travel enthusiasts to attend at 4 PM. Photographs will feature vehicles with circumblent tubes, aiming to promote Cheyenne’s summer attractions. J. Enéry urges auto owners from Latumie County Good Roads to attend with compact cars, including toy models if parents attend.
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JL. Enéry
Latumie County
Federals and Rebels clash near Chiriahua in Mexico
Reports say both armies draw close with movements along the Northwestern railway and toward the central corridor. Rebel main column under Orozcote fortifies forty miles south while a vanguard under Rojas advances fifty two miles farther toward the federal front. Huerta reportedly abandons troop trains at Bellano and drags artillery overland.
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Fort Russell water survey shows full year's supply in Granite Springs area
A city inspection led by Mayor Bresnahen with Col Williams and army officers toured Fort Russell water works. Dams and reservoirs including North Crow, South Crow, Granite Springs, and Crystal Lake showed ample capacity for city and fort needs for the year.
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