Roosevelt Contests No Good Rules Committee at Taft Seats
Chicago June 6 The Republican National Committee held its first formal meeting with Taft and Roosevelt factions contesting delegates. Taft aides report most Roosevelt seats lack merit and expect two thirds of contested seats. Victor Rosewater elected permanent chairman and four year rules adopted. Open press access to hearings debated while open sessions debated, and two press representatives to be admitted per association.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Taft
Nootevelt
Roosevelt
Yutt
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Dixon
National Committee
Ormsby McHarg
Roosevelt feud dominates Republican fight over 1912
Senator Dixon rejects Roosevelt plan to join the national committee while McKinley defends Elihu Root and blames Roosevelt for electoral losses in New York. McKinley says Root led administration guidance and that Roosevelt pressured Dixon into a proxy move he refused to use. Continued on Page 2.
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Roosevelt
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McKinley
Taft
Root
Elihu Hoot
Theodore Roosevelt
Rooseelt
Willam Barnes, Jr
New York
Barnes
Republi
TRUST HEADS NOT BOSSES HOW DOES TEDDY CLASSIFY
Washington June 6 Mr Roosevelts campaign denounces bosses yet he targets tariff trust owners as the real menace to good government Roosevelt questions how to curb their power and asks for a concrete remedy in his New Jersey speech.
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Teddy
Washington
Roose- Yelt
Bosa
Ecorn
Penroses
Lorimer
Coxes
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, Flees Home Bruised to Police Aid
Elsie Unwin ran to a police sub-station in a faint condition with torn clothing and severe injuries alleging relatives inflicted the bruises. Her parents say they merely detained her at home as she tried to run away. Humane Officer Bright will investigate the case.
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Elsie Unwin
Bright
Fighting Begins Near Casas Grandes
Juarez Mexico June 6 fighting has begun near Casas Grandes between rebels and federals recruited in Sonora.
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Juarez
Mexico
Casas Grandes
Sonora
Wyoming Urges Statewide Flag Day Observation
The Sons of the American Revolution in Wyoming urge all citizens to observe Flag Day on Friday June 11 in a public display of patriotism. The group argues national days are fading and seeks renewed civic pride, citing the enduring importance of the flag and American ideals.
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Sons of the American Revolution
United States
Wyoming
Burns threat and Darrow trial clash over Gompers charge
In Los Angeles the Clarence Darrow jury bribery case sees defense chief Rogers accuse Detective Burns of probing President Samuel Gompers of the AFL as prosecutors seek to link Gompers to Darrow. The district attorney counters that Burns aided the prosecution and that no effort to implicate Gompers exists. The trial focuses on alleged conspiracy and pressuring witnesses.
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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 funds approved
The University of Wyoming faculty was re elected by trustees at the semi annual meeting in Laramie. An annual budget of about 140000 was approved with plans to spend 55000 on a new science hall. Federal funds cover about 80000 and state 60000. salaries account for most expenses at nearly 38000 yearly. Dr Duniway is slated to arrive August 1 to lead the new science hall project.
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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 Measure
Special to the Leader Washington June Taft signed the three year homestead bill enabling entrymen on public lands to prove up in three years with five months absence allowed annually and reduced cultivation from eighty to forty acres. The measure broadens entry and aims to check Canadian immigration by expanding land rights and water minerals access.
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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 Beneficial Insurance Plan
Articles filed in the secretary of state office announce Sagamoros of Cheyenne Paymente a new life insurance society. Members may receive payments after a set living period with a per cent reserve fund. The emblem features an Indian head cameo and feathered insignia denoting degree and standing.
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Sagamoros of
Cheyenne
Aleng
Dutie
Sagamores
Aptate
Getside Poms
Grand Lodge
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