Harvard Yale Regatta Preview on Thames Race Schedule
New London June 15 Harvard Yale regatta events set for Friday on the Thames. Freshman eight starts about 10:30 a.m. over two miles upstream from the railroad drawbridge to the Navy Yard. Varsity four miles downstream from the Navy Yard to the drawbridge. Yale leads all time series 24–22 for the Blues with Yale holding upstream and downstream records. Crowds, observation trains, and finish-line fleets accompany the famed rowing clash in its forty-sixth meeting.
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Thames
Navy Yard
Warvard
Harvard
Red Toy
Yale
Rop Top
Wirth
Crimson
New Haven
Batteries Dominant Across Leagues Stirling Victories
Listings show multiple battery pairings across teams like Philadelphia New York Chicago and Louisville Indianapolis with scores and venues in a bustling baseball roundup. The text references Allen Rucker Miller Steele Dole Hiss and others amid a dense ledger of matchups and league standings.
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Beaokign
Vis
Croydlycen Aviare
Allen, Rucker and Miller
Steele
Dole
Hiss
Picked Post Players Rally Past Visiting 12th Cav in 7 6 Win
Enthusiastic crowd at the post diamond watches the Picked Post defeat the 12th Cavalry 7 to 6 after a tense ninth inning stand. Johnson, Briles, and McClaire vie in a tight game with late innings of base activity and defensive miscues shaping the outcome.
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Nefere
Post
12Th Cavalry
Johngson
Briles
Johnson
McClaire
Cepter
Boyd
Waring
Fogle
Kent
Otho
Wollslage
White
Dunlap
Butler
Taft Claims 18 Votes Lead as Roosevelt Backers Widen
Dixon asserted Roosevelt supporters carried 22 delegates from primary states to back him for nominating at the convention. He warned of possible fraudulent seating and predicted six more Roosevelt delegates showed up as temporary chairman. McKinley said Taft controlled the convention with Root chosen as temporary chairman.
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Natonal Committee
Maryland
Roosevelt
Root
Dixon
Oregon
Pennnsylania
Roosvelt
Taft
McKinley
Taft Bureau
Dipping Notice for Cat Tall Cattle Ranchers
Stockmen in the Cat Tall vicinity are informed that the Alee Kirkbridge dipping vat will open for dipping on June 20 1912. State Veterinarian B F Davis endorses the event. Also note a local ad promotes summer hats at James Listery and scalp treatments at Mrs Lighers Beauty Parlors 411 West Loch.
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Cat Tall
Credentials Committee That Will Fix Teddy
The following members of the credentials committee of the Republican national convention were selected at vote caucuses across states. Alabama Alexander C. Birch. Arizona Robert B. Morrison. Arkansas R. B. Granger. California Francis J. Heney. Colorado Thomas H. Devine. Connecticut J. Henry Rorabeck. Delaware Edmund Mitchell. Florida H. R. McFarland. Georgia Henry Blinn. Idaho C. V. Clair. Illinois Ralph McCormick. Indiana J. A. Hemenway. Iowa T. A. Devitt. Kansas Ralph Harris. Louisiana W. L. Copen. Maine Jesse M. Sibley. Maryland Edward Carrington. Massachusetts Baxter. Michigan T. W. Atwood. Minnesota Hugh T. Halbert. Mississippi L. B. Moseley. Missouri Jesse Tollerton. Montana Dr. O. M. Lanstrim. Nebraska T. B. Sackett. Nevada W. W. Williams. New Hampshire Fred Westabrook. New Jersey J. Boyd Avis. New Mexico Hugh Seaberg. New York George R. Malby. North Carolina C. HM. Cowles. North Dakota W. S. Lauder. Ohio John J. Sullivan. Oklahoma Daniel Norton. Oregon A. V. Swift. Pennsylvania Lex N. Mitchell. Rhode Island George R. Lawton. South Dakota S. X. Ray. Tennessee John H. Barry. Texas C. A. Farnken. Vermont J. Gray Estey. Virginia L. P. Summers. Washington W. T. Dovell. West Virginia Harry Shaw. Wisconsin S. H. Cady. Wyoming F. W. Mondell. Alaska Louie P. Shackelford. District of Columbia Blank. Hawaii Charles A. Rice. Porto Rico Behn.
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Alabama
Alexander C. Birch
Arizona
Robert BE. Morrison
Arkansas
Granger
California
Francis J. Heney
Colorado
Thomas H. Devine
Connecticut
J. Henry Rorabeck
Belaware
Hdimund Mitchell
Florida
H. R. McFarland
Georgia
Henry Blin
Idaho
L. BR. Moseley
Missouri
Jesse ‘Tollerton
Montana
Dr. O. M. Lanstrim
Nebraska
T. BE. Sackett
Nevada
W. W. Williams
New Hampshire
Fred Westabrook
New Jerem
William Spry
Vermont
J. Gray Estey
Virginia
L. P. Summers
Washington
W. T. Dovell
West Virginia
Harry Shaw
Wisconsin
S H. Cady
Wyoming
F. W. Mondell
Alaska
Louie P. Shackelford
Columbia
Blank
Hawaii
Charles A. Rice
Porto Rico
Behn
Roosevelt Delegates Substitution Debate At Convention
Police quiet a noisy crowd as Indiana delegate Mr. Watson moves for a roll call to pick standing committees. Governor Hadley urges substituting 92 Roosevelt delegates for 92 Taft delegates, listing state allocations to press the plan when session resumes.
Wisconsin Delegate Resigns Over Roosevelt Nominations Clash
Henry F. Cochems, a Wisconsin delegate who nominated McGovern, resigns from the state delegation amid a dispute with Houser and La Follette. He accuses La Follette of selfish policy while Mouser, La Follette’s manager, welcomes the move. Late tonight Cochems remained active in Roosevelt caucus.
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Wisconsin
McGovern
Houser
la Follette
Mouser
la Vollette
Cochoms
Ntoghit Cochoms
Roosevelt
Omaha Good Roads Boosters Tour Draws Wide Support
Automobiles from Omaha and Nebraska clubs travel by a trans continental route Cheyenne Denver Salt Lake with crowds greeting the convoy. Messages from Cheyenne Industrial and Motor clubs praise the tour as a boost for good roads and highway development.
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Cheyenne
Central City
Neb
C. N. Potter
Industrial Club
Commercial Club Goods Roads
G. BE. Haverastick
Omaha Commercial Club
Roosevelt plan sparks two conventions ultimatum
The Ninole delegation urged that only 540 tested untarnished delegates decide on temporary organization. Roosevelt endorsed a plan for two conventions and demanded exclusion of unaffiliated delegates from voting on the temporary chairman, provoking a sharp clash with Taft loyalists at the convention.
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Taft
United States
Watway
Tllinois Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Dpeneon
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Martin B. Madden
John L. Hamilton
Fouti Atdlen
Repubican
New Republican National Committee Members Named in 1916 Battle
Chicago June 18 The following list shows the six new Republican national committee members by state including Alabama P K Parker Arizona Ralph H Cameron Arkansas Powell Clayton California Meyer Lissner Colorado Simon Guggenheim Connecticut Charles F Brooker Delaware T Coleman Dupont Florida Henry Jackson Georgia Henry Jackson Idaho John W Hart Illinois Roy O West Indiana James P Goodrich Iowa J T Adams Kansas William Allen White Maine Frederick Hare Maryland W W Jackson Michigan Charles B Warren Minnesota A A Caswell Mississippi L B Mosley Montana T A Marlow Missouri Thomas J Niedringhas Nebraska R B Howell Nevada H B Maxson New Jersey Borden D Whiting New Mexico Solomon Luna New York to be elected later North Carolina Richmond Went son North Dakota Thomas F Mirshall Ohio Walter F Brown Oklahoma George C Priestly Oregon section deferred Pennsylvania William Flynn Rhode Island William F Sheffeld South Dakota Thomas Thorson Texas H F McGregor Utah C E Loose Vermont John L Lewis Virginia Alvah H Martl Washington S A Perks West Virginia William Feynon Edwards Wisconsin A T Roe Wyoming George f F Sextor Alaska Louis P Shackieo Re-elected Porto Rico S Behn
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Arizona
Ralph H. Cameron
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Powell Clayton
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Meyer Lissner
Colorado
Simon Guggenheim
Connecticut
Charles F. Brooker
Delaware
T. Coleman Dupont
Florida
Henry
Georgia
Jackson
Idaho
John W. Hart
Illinois
Roy O
West
Indiana
James P. Goodrich
Iowa
J. T
Borden D. Whiting
New Mexico
Solomon Luna
New York
North Carolina
Richmond
Wyoming
George F F. Sextor
Alaska
Louis P. Shackie’o
Porto Rico
S. Behn
Roosevelt Campaign Strategy Amid Taft Tensions
A fragmented report suggests Roosevelt faces a choice between courting Taft supporters or breaking with the Taft bloc. Taft leaders respond after plans to deny Roosevelt a temporary seat in congress stirred conflict, delaying broader delegation backing and extending Roosevelts campaign outreach.
Omaha Good Roads Train Crushes Out LVS 0% Catsup King Ane
Erie Pa June 18 Thomas Snider millionaire manufacturer and his bride were killed yesterday when the Lake Shore train crushed them near Harbor Creek east of this city. The wreck occurred after an automobile car had just unloaded. Death toll unknown. Authorities investigating possible causes and connections to the Erie area.
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Omaha Good Roads
Erie
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