Democrats Rally Around Wilson in 1912 Campaign
In New Jersey and across the nation Democrats unite behind Woodrow Wilson. Progressive leaders urge no concessions to conservatives, emphasize a new party energy, and urge Republicans to join as progressives with emphasis on reform. Senator Gore discusses strategy and McCombs Palmer leadership while Taft Roosevelt split remains evident.
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Colonel Elated Over Outlook for Progressive Gauss
Bray outlook for the Progressive Gauss in Oyster Bay is optimistic. The document explains the procedure to be followed in the next large edition, with the colonel answering a question about the method and expected commentary.
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Gainort Members Found Guilty in Camorra Case
Court records show the defendants associated with the Camorra were found guilty after a trial. Witnesses testified to threats and confrontations in the courtroom as the jury delivered its verdict.
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No Chairman Selected Yet in Taft Era Power Shuffle
Washington July 8 a nine member subcommittee of the Republican national committee adjourned with no chairman chosen for the party. Rumor centered on Charles D Hills Tafts private secretary, while Hay Mulherty and William Barnes Sr remained in play butBarnes camp faced defeat. Taft favored retaining his private secretary and suggested a shift to Hills but the committee delayed final action.
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Conger Refuses to Serve Notify Taft Nomination
Ohio congressman W. Conger will not notify President Taft of renomination as asked by the convention. He declines to join the regular notification process and protests Taft's nomination. Conger was among 34 Ohio delegates who refused to assent to the convention's action.
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Illinois Crop Report Shows Winter Wheat At 45 Percent Normal
Springfield reports unfavorable corn conditions with Illinois crops at about 80 percent of normal. Winter wheat stands weak due to drought and pest damage, while oats show mixed results. State agricultural bulletins highlight poor overall yields, with reports of 38 percent of average oats in some areas and varied soil conditions across regions.
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Trial for Murder Reveals Long Haunted Case in Kentucky
Lerington Kentucky July 9 Jon He WeNamura stands trial for the 18 year old murder of Jacob S Keller. McNamara linked to Keller’s pursuit and a fatal shooting on Mal Street. Keller died next day. McNamara released on bond and vanished with a $10000 reward. An unnamed doctor and associate surfaced during the inquiry, exposing a hidden network and guarded family secrets.
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Morsly Brother Tonne Lady Plenne Nairn Tale
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End of Flirting on Schuylkill Traced by Police
Philadelphia reports indicate police arrested 18 men linked to a riverfront luring scheme along the Schuylkill. The group purportedly offered companionship to workers and travelers by the river, with authorities promising to curb the activity after a drowning incident involving a girl.
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