Roosevelt Demonstration Gathers For Chicago Rally
Chicago June 8 Roosevelt campaign managers announced a Chicago demonstration next Wednesday with William Flynn president and G Frank Knox secretary forming a new round up committee. Taft delegates gained 72 seats while Roosevelt contests drew no wins as Southern state hearings produced amusement and a Georgia fifth district vote of 42 to 10.
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District Attorney Says Darrow Must Plead Guilty
In Los Angeles the District Attorney vows to press until Darrow pleads guilty. Prosecutor Fredericks cites evidence in the current jury bribery trial as supporting at least four additional indictments for juror corruption. Court adjourned to 1:30 Monday.
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Autos Admit ted to Minnehaha Park
The city opens Minnehaha Park driveways for autos and carriages after an inspection by Mayor aaeie KK L Emery and J Jenking. Interior routes are now public, with Nine teenth Street entrance and opposite-side exits. Police will direct traffic and notices will guide entrances and exits.
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KK. L. Emery
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Nineteenth Street
Not a Candidate Says Bryan in Denver
Denver dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan declaring he is not a candidate for president and predicts Democratic victory next November. He discusses Republican disunity, possible two conventions in Chicago, and a split within Roosevelt followers while touring and addressing reporters at Union Station.
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Dixon Charges Murder of Republican Party in Taft Split
Chicago scene as 38 Taft reactionaries strip Alabama and Arkansas Roosevelt delegates from the national committee. Senator Dixon accuses Taft faction of murdering the party and stealing delegates. A war council convenes with Perkins, Beveridge, Hadley, and Flynn amid threats of a party split and fights over direct primaries. Continued on Page 6.
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No Recall of Judiciary If Taft Controls Convention
Chicago June Taft leaders plan a strong progressive platform if they control the convention while opposing recall of the judiciary and avoiding endorsement of the Aldrich currency plan. Roosevelt forces would pursue immediate tariff revisions and endorse initiative and referendum with limits if they gain control. Continued on Page 8.
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Idaho
Democrats oppose Taft tariff board over inconsistencies
Newspaper summary notes Democratic opposition voiced by Rep Redfield of New York to the Taft tariff board. Redfield argues the board produced a superficial incomplete report and questions its usefulness for shaping tariff policy. He stresses self reliance for industries and critiques time and data limits in tariff studies.
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Washington
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Lorimer Unseating Vote Set for July 6
The Senate will decide whether to unseat Lorimer on Saturday July 6 after a conference that heard both Lorimer and other Lorimer supporters. If Congress adjourns early the vote moves up but the case will be closed in this session.
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Angy Kaiser Strips Artist Of The Flopes With Model
Berlin authorities reveal painter Tiecke eloped with aristocratic model O Necke leaving his wife Nia and career behind. The Kaiser stripped him of court painter title and expelled him from court circles after involvement with the model. Rumors linked Tiecke to King Peter of Servia who allegedly hosted the couple at the palace.
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Thicharest
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Othere
Nia
Berllin
Nebraska Boosters Plan Omaha Cheyenne Auto Route Tour
Nebraska boosters from the Commercial Club of Omaha and the Auto-Motor Club will leave Omaha June 17 to tour to Cheyenne. The 644 mile trip aims to showcase good roads a unified highway from Omaha to Cheyenne and boost state progress with local support along the route.
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Nebraska
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Soldiers Ready but Situation Is Quiet in Cuba
Washington reports the United States awaits developments in Cuba with officials from state war and navy departments stating little is likely to occur in the coming days. American forces already there or ready to move, but no expeditionary brigade needed. Insurgents have not appeared to U S monitors. Senate measures redirect investigation of author and foreign relations to probe insurgent foment in Cuba and Mexico. committee to act next Wednesday.
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New Burlington Road Brings Wyoming Growth Thought
The new firetrail in the Hi Gulf-to-Sound system opens a new era for Wyoming development. Officials say rapid rail transportation boosts cities, population, and unproductive lands, while expanding markets and benefiting merchants, workers, and homeseekers.
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