Roosevelt Contests No Good Rules Committee Taft Gets Bulk of Seats
Chicago Jun 6 The first formal meeting of the Republican National Committee ends with Taft Roosevelt camps planning contest hearings. Rosewater elected permanent chairman and four year rules adopted. Open hearings for press coverage discussed amid open session plans.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Nootevelt
Yutt
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Dixon
National Committee
Ormsby McHarg
McKinley Attacks Roosevelt Loyalists in Party Split
Senator Dixon headed Roosevelt forces privately admitted no chance for Roosevelt before the national committee. McKinley defended Elihu Root against Roosevelt foes and praised Barnes for saving New York Republicans in 1910, accusing Roosevelt of driving party defeat.
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Dixon
Roosevelt
National Committee
McKinley
Taft
Root
Elihu Hoot
Theodore Roosevelt
Rooseelt
Willam Barnes, Jr
New York
Barnes
Republi
TRUST HEADS NOT BOSSES ANDRO J PIERPONT MORGAN
In a June Washington piece C. TH. Tavenner discusses Roosevelt’s “boss rule” attack. He argues Rockefeller Carnegie Morgan are not bosses, noting laws benefiting tarifts and wealth, and questions how Roosevelt would force owners to share profits with workers.
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John D. Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wollen Trust
Chicago
Hinky Dink
Kenna
John’ Coughlin
Treat Ward
Simlarly
Cincinnati
Bode Cox
San Francisco
Bow Reuf
Boss Cox
Hoss Reuf
Cox
John
New Jersey
Mr. Roosevelt
Girl 17 Seeks Police Protection After Assaults
Elsie Unwin age about 17 fled to the police substation in a faint condition with torn clothing and severe bruises. She claimed relatives inflicted injuries and asked protection from further assaults. Parents say she attempted to run away and they detained her at home. Humane Officer Bright will investigate.
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Elsie Unwin
Bright
Fighting Begins Near Casas Grandes in Mexican Conflict
Juarez Mexico June 6 fighting has begun near Casas Grandes between rebels and federals recruited in Sonora. Rebels clash as federal forces advance amid tensions in the border region.
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Juarez
Mexico
Casas Grandes
Sonora
Statewide appeal urged for Flag Day in Wyoming
Wyoming joins the nation in observing Flag Day as the Sons of the American Revolution urge public observance. At a Garnogie library meeting leaders emphasized patriotism and civic duty, calling June 11 a national day and urging Wyomings to mark it accordingly.
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Wyoming
Sons of the Revolution
Garnogie Library
Order of the Sona
Oir
Sons of the American Revolution
United States
Burns' threat and Gompers involvement in Darrow trial
In Los Angeles on June 6 the Darrow jury bribery case heard defense chief Rogers denounce Detective Burns and accuse prosecutors of aiming at AFL president Samuel Gompers. The district attorney countered, saying Burns aided the case, while prosecutors denied seeking Gompers. The trial saw claims of Witness suppression and dictographing by Burns men linked to the National Erectors association.
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Los Angeles
Clarence
Darrow
McNamara
Rogers
Burns
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wogera
Burne
National Erectore’ Association
United States
Odvur Lawler
Darrow Ia
Com
University Faculty Re-elected and Science Hall Budgeted
University of Wyoming trustees re elected the faculty at a semi annual meeting in Laramie. The annual budget totals nearly 140 000 with 55 000 for a new science hall to begin after Dr Duniway arrives. Federal funds amount to 80 000 and state funds to 60 000. salaries dominate expenses at about 38 000 yearly.
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University
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Burke
Vicw
Crawford
Gibson Clark
Hamilton
W. Ingham
Menara
Brooks
Randall
Mohler
Scienne Hall
Br. Co. A
H. Dean
Gertrude Booth
Leon C. Brethy
Den
Duniway
University of Montana
Merion
Wyoming
Larade
Taft signs three year homestead bill easing settlers claims
President Taft signed the three year homestead measure allowing entrymen to prove up in three years, take five months absence annually, and reduce cultivation to 40 acres. The law broadens land grants and aims to curb Canadian immigration by enabling thousands of new homes and settlements. Representative Taylor of Colorado hailed the act and predicted a 24,000 population increase in eastern Colorado within two years.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Taylor
Colorado
House
Senate
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
Lund
Coneresanan Taylor
Mondell
Ferris
Wromllee
Varant
Canada
New Lodge in Cheyenne Promises Benefits Under 10 GE
Incorporation papers filed for a Cheyenne based mutual aid society called Sagamoros of Cheyenne Paymente. Members pay into the order for life coverage with benefits after a fixed period, and a reserve fund supports the enterprise. Emblem features an Indian head cameo and numbered Wampum policies indicate degrees. The order aims for broad fellowship across religions and politics.
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NEW Lodge
Cheyenne
Secretary of State
Sagamoros of
Aleng
Dutie
Sagamores
Aptate
Getside Poms
Grand Lodge
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