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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1907

Page

2

Delegates Named for Willson in Kentucky Gubernatorial Fight

Names of delegates chosen to the State Republican convention in Louisville June 19 1907 for Augustus E Willson of Louisville Ky as candidate for Governor. Delegates include George T Beach H B Schuler H P Stephens H Drexilius Samuel Martin S P Havlin and many others with arrangements to quarter Kenton County delegates at the Galt House and a Sixth District meeting set for morning.

Augustus E. Willson Louisville Ed. ©. Walker Kenton County Galt House Craig Sixth Congressional District George T. Beach H. B. Schuler H. P. Stephens H. Drexilius Samuel Martin S. P. Havlin Ivor J. Evans C. Vonderschmitt Edward Cook Warner Yates David Price Paul Wisenall B. J. Karnoff R. P. Ernst J. C. Richardson Tony Fierock Thomas Dodd W. A. Kaiper John J. Geis Frank Beckman L. B. Ereet Non. Tie E. Walker Clarence Karrick Weaver Charles Mack C. J. Davis J. P. Harbick W. McD. Shaw John L. Rich Henry Schroder Richard Salters John L Beitzer Eugene Martin George E. Roth F. C. Neimeyer O. A. Reynolds George Steventon Chester *Smith Ellsworth Woods Fred Kranz William Hummell George W. Lytle Selmer Wachs E. 8. Stuard Emile Schmitt, Sr W. T. Loomis N. L. Young William Langley R. S. Holmes Henry Rauch Fred Wade Clarence Willis C. B. Schimer D. C. Hemingway M. L

Council Holds Long Session Amid Press Crackdown in St Petersburg

At 1 45 AM the Council of Ministers remained in session at the Winter Palace as officials expected a decree of dissolution. The Official Gazette presses stayed open and an order warned that articles deemed hostile to the Government could face a 1500 dollar fine and three months jail, signaling a severe press crackdown in St Petersburg.

ST. Petersburg Council of Ministers Winter Palace Dracheffski Reed St. Petershe Tovarisch

Russian Social Democrats Face Formal Indictments in Tsarist Action

More than 700 arrests were reported in St. Petersburg as the Douma Committee seeks extra time to review charges against Social Democratic deputies. The government faced a tactical misstep by allowing document examination and delaying dissolution plans. The committee will likely complete its review by Monday night, with indictments deemed valid for seven deputies so far. M Kenshin, a newly elected deputy from Siberia, is listed as not aligned with the Social Democrats.

Constitutional Democrats Viborg Finland St. Petersburg Sveaborg Kronstadt Social Democratic Committee Stolypin Social Democratic Kameshansky M. Kenshin Ciberia

Local Citizens List Read Like A Roll Call Of Names

A long roster of individuals including George J. Rost George Schneider A C Heckman J M Hawk F P Sandford A J Yates and many others appears in a printed roll call. The column presents a dense catalog of local names without context or events attached.

George J. Rost George Schneider A. C. Heckman J. M. Hawk F. P. Sandford A. J. Yates G. W. Cook C. Retschulte C. A. Baird Harry Faulwetter Mike Goebel George Glendon H. Elwood Cree Joseph Noterman H. A. Schroetter James Fierock W. W. Rich E. L. Mann W. G. Snyder Edward Meyers William Poyntz J. S. Murdock H. D. Gregory A. L. Brown William Niemeyer A. Rich J. B. Shepard John Holmes C. A. Groom Edward Buckner J. M. Kennedy W. A. Gaines Chester Hood C. W. Reynolds John Evans Hugh Cowen Peter Steffen Oscar Conner Karl Murmeister W. H. Mayberry Robert Johnson Harry Scherder B. F. Keefe John Hanauer Gus Webb Herman Munker Ralph Rees Raymond Yates Blaine Wilson George Fischback William Riedlin, Jr Benford Williams Elmer Coleman C. J. Harris R. H. Smith

Campbell County Republicans name 300 delegates for Louisville

The Campbell County mass convention at Turner Hall Newport selected over three hundred delegates to the Louisville state convention on June 19 to cast the county vote for governor. Augustus E. K. Willson of Louisville is urged for governor. President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft are praised. A list of delegates includes Samuel E. Anderson and many local names.

Campbell County Turner Hall Newport Louisville Augustus EK. Willson Theodore Marz Republican County Executive Committee William H. Taft Roosevelt Frankfort Samuel E. Anderson

Roosevelt Looms Up at The Hague in Peace Conference

The speech by M. Nelidoff opened the second peace conference, praising America’s role and urging perseverance. Delegates from 47 powers met in The Hague to discuss arbitration, limited armaments, and mitigating war’s horrors while striving toward universal peace under pressuring global scrutiny.

Russia Germany Austria Pacific Hague Tribunal Commission of Inquiry

Louisville Republicans Back Wilson for Governor

Special Dispatch reports at Louisville and county Republican conventions in Kentucky urged their delegates to vote for Augustus E. Wilson of Louisville for governor at the state convention to be held in Louisville next Wednesday.

Louisville Willson Commercial Tribune Augustus E. Wilson

Republicans Choose 39 Delegates to State Convention in Fayette

In a mass Fayette County gathering the delegates selected thirty nine to attend the State convention in Louisville and pledged support to A E Willson for Governor while his name remains before the convention. The convention offered no presidential instructions but favored Secretary of War Taft. A county convention is set for July 29 to name a full city and county ticket to oppose the Democratic Municipal ticket.

Commercial Tribune Lexington Fayette County Mass Louisville A. E. Willson Taft

Christian County GOP Nominates Willson Tickets in Louisville

Christian County Republicans met in convention to nominate a ticket for next week in Louisville. They instructed to cast Christian County's thirty nine votes for A. E. Willson of Louisville for Governor and Judge James Breathitt of Hopkinsville for Attorney General.

Christian County Willson Commercial Tribune Hopkinsville Louisville Christian A. E. Willson James Breathitt

Administration Is Indorsed by Carlisle Convention

Carlisle Kentucky June 15 Republican County convention endorsed the National administration and instructed for A E Willson for Governor and Senator Cox of Mason for Lieutenant Governor.

Commercial Tribune Carlisle A. E. Willson Senator Cox Mason

Boyd County Urges Candidate for State Superintendent

ASHLAND Ky June 15 The Boyd County delegates chosen to attend the State convention in Louisville June 19 were instructed to vote for J C Crabbe superintendent of public schools of this city for Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Boyd County Commercial Tribune Ashland Louisville J. C. Crabbe

Sixteen Women Graduate From Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School

Sixteen graduates received diplomas at the Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School on Linton street Avondale. Miss Annie Laws presented diplomas with principal address by Maud Summers Boston and an remarks by Dr Rufus W Weaver. Scholarships were awarded to Cora Graf Camille Jones Marion Hypes. A luncheon followed the ceremony with faculty and guests.

Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School Linton Street Avondale Annie Laws Frances Gardner Julia Jacobs Ella Turner Lillias Fry Cora Graf Allie M. Hines Marion Hypes Camille Jones Laura Jones Frieda Kaufman Edith Nezitt Clara Reuss Ethel Thompson Matilda Thompson Pearl Wiley Lulu Brooks Maud Summers Boston Miss Summers America Rufus W. Weaver Kindergartmers

Traveling Salesman Cleared by Alibi in Fraud Case

F J Souders a traveling salesman was dismissed in Police Court on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He was accused of cashing a check at the Hotel Havlin but proved he was in Dayton on the day the check was allegedly passed.

F. J. Souders Havlin Souders Dayton

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