Harvard Yale Regatta Set For Thames Course Friday
New London June 15 Harvard Yale regatta on the Thames features Freshman Eight and Varsity races with times and records cited. The series traces sixty five years of competitive rowing from Lake Winnipesaukee to New London and includes long traditions, records, and the ongoing Crimson vs Blue rivalry.
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Thames
Navy Yard
Warvard
Harvard
Red Toy
Yale
Rop Top
Wirth
Crimson
New Haven
Batteries and teams listed across leagues and cities
A fragmentary sports section lists numerous battery pairings and players across leagues. It mentions teams from Philadelphia New York Chicago and Milwaukee with varied scores and matchups, referencing the American Association and Western League standings among others.
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Chiba
Wen
Loez
New York
Pittsburg
Chittgo
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Wes
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Eae
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Joseph
Omaha
Denver
Bronx City
Des Moines
Wichita
Lincoln
Topeka
Picked Post Players Defeat Visiting 12th Cavarly 7 to 6
Enthusiastic crowd watches the Picked Post Players edge the visiting 12th Cavalry 7 to 6 on the post diamond. Johnson dominates early, Briles stifles scoring, and a late bases-loaded stand keeps the game tense until the final out. Batteries: Johnson Briles and Boyd for the Post. Waring Fogle for the visitors.
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Nefere
Post
12Th Cavalry
Johngson
Briles
Johnson
McClaire
Cepter
Boyd
Waring
Fogle
Kent
Otho
Wollslage
White
Dunlap
Butler
Taft Claim Sees 18 Votes More Than Enough
Dixon reports Roosevelt supporters among delegates from Maryland Oregon Pennsylvania totaling 22 from primaries. He says six more states have Roosevelt delegates ready to vote for him at the convention. McKinley of Taft bureau asserts Taft control with Root elected temporary chairman.
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Taft
Natonal Committee
Maryland
Roosevelt
Root
Dixon
Oregon
Pennnsylania
Roosvelt
McKinley
Taft Bureau
Dipping Notice for Cat Tall Cattle Range
Stockmen whose cattle range near Cat Tall must dip at the Alee Kirkbridge vat on June 20 1912. State Veterinarian B F Davis signs the notice. Also appears an unrelated ad for summer hats at James Listery and a beauty parlor at 411 West Loch with phone number.
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Cat Tall
Credentials list names for Republican convention committee
The Credentials Committee for the Republican National Convention is named with selections from numerous states. Notable entries include Alabama Alexander C. Birch, California Francis J. Heney, New York George R. Malby, Pennsylvania Lex N. Mitchell, and many more from across the country plus territorial and district entries.
Convention Debates Roosevelt Delegates Substitution Plan
Police quell a noisy crowd as Mr. Watson of Indiana proposes a roll call of states to select standing committees. Governor Hadley renews a motion to substitute the Roosevelt list for the Taft delegation, with 92 Roosevelt delegates to replace 92 Taft delegates across states including Alabama Indiana Texas California and others.
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Watson
Indiana
Hadley
Roosevelt
Taft
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Kentucky
Michigan
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Washington
Vir- Hunt
District of Columbia
Roosevelt Contests Credentials Cause Row At Convention
Wisconsin delegate Henry F. Cochems who nominated Mc Govern resigned from the delegation after clashing with Houser and La Follette. He accused La Follette of selfish and narrow policy in a sharp attack. Mouser, La Follette's manager, greeted the resignation with a smile. Late tonight Cochems remained active in the Roosevelt caucus.
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Henry F. Cochems
Wisconsin
McGovern
Houser
la Follette
Mouser
la Vollette
Cochoms
Ntoghit Cochoms
Roosevelt
Omaha Boosters Tour Prompts Nationwide Auto Rally
Hundreds of cars from Omaha head to Cheyenne Denver Salt Lake and Pine Bluff join Nebraska delegation to rally for a transcontinental highway. Messages from Cheyenne and Laramie County boosters show strong local support and expect broad benefits for all route cities.
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Omaha
Cheyenne
Central City
Neb
C. N. Potter
Industrial Club
Commercial Club Goods Roads
G. BE. Haverastick
Omaha Commercial Club
Roosevelt Plans Two Conventions Dominates Delegation Split
A Roosevelt backed plan calls for two legally elected conventions to dominate the 1912 national scene, with Illinois delegates pressing for seating rules and temp chairman selection. Taft allies resist, urging a decisive convention showdown as the issue heats up in Watway.
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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 Listed for 1916
Chicago June 18 members selected for six new Republican national committees include Parker of Alabama Cameron of Arizona Clayton of Arkansas Lissner of California Guggenheim of Colorado Brooker of Connecticut Dupont of Delaware Henry Jackson of Georgia Hart of Idaho Goodrich of Indiana White of Kansas Hare of Maine Jackson of Maryland Warren of Michigan Caswell of Minnesota Mosley of Mississippi Marlow of Montana Niedringhas of Missouri Howell of Nebraska Maxson of Nevada Whiting of New Jersey Luna of New Mexico Wentson of North Carolina Mirshall of North Dakota Brown of Ohio Priestly of Oklahoma deferred Oregon Flynn of Pennsylvania Shefield of Rhode Island Thorson of South Dakota McGregor of Texas Loose of Utah Lewis of Vermont Perks of Washington Edwards of West Virginia Roe of Wisconsin Shackieo of Alaska Behn of Porto Rico Edwards reelected.
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Chicago
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
P. K. Parker
Ralph H. Cameron
Arkansa
Powell Clayton
Meyer Lissner
Simon Guggenheim
Charles F. Brooker
Delaware
T. Coleman Dupont
Henry
Jackson
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
George F F. Sextor
Louis P. Shackie’o
S. Behn
Roosevelt and Taft Split Over Proselyting Tactics
In a scrambled report the Taft faction presses a plan to deny Roosevelt a temporary session. Roosevelt seeks time to proselyte and gain delegates as Taft leaders push back, arguing the strategy delays decisive action and could empower Roosevelt until a party convention.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Roller
Bolt
Omaha Good Roads Train Crushes Out LVS 0% Catsup King Ane
A Lake Shore train wreck near Omaha Harbor Creek kills Thomas Snider, a millionaire manufacturer, and his bride yesterday. The crash occurred while the couple rode a car from a freight train, with reports describing the incident as a fatal collision on the Lake Shore route near the city.
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Omaha Good Roads
Erie
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