Gaynor Boom Aims At Democratic Nomination
New York Democrats push Gaynor for president amid discussions of a fourth ballot. Senator Pomerene predicts Indiana Governor Marshall could be a compromise if Gaynor falters, while O Gorman is tipped as temporary chairman and Murphy influence looms. Delegates from Ohio and New York converge on Baltimore for the convention with Wilson and Harmon camps active.
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Notice of Park Closure Mentioned at Columbia Line
Fragmentary OCR note states Recreation Park at Columbie will be closed until further notice. It mentions a line orLineas of liner Bush and possible scheduling but is unreadable.
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Misread Mail Fragment Reveals Hidden Message Date
A centuries old postal fragment from St Martin's shows a misread Aleman postmark. The envelope opened for a claw reveals phrases like The Practiced St. Martin's decipherer and a cryptic reference to the old mayor. The tale links a London Ball voice to a quirky exchange about buying a horse.
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Learning to Run the Fire Auto at Columbins Factory
Chief Quy Stafford and Dylver John Chase study the new fire auto built by the eH rave company at Columbins. They will receive instruction and supervision to gain thorough knowledge before service. The machine is expected to arrive within days and city officials will review the auto rack before final acceptance.
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Claim: Trackmen Use Dynamite Near Mill Village
Mr Brown and wife, camping on French Creek near Mill Village, report poor bass fishing. They heard local gossip that blasting by federal forest workers building the Heleral road may be responsible. Allegations include possible use of dynamite though no definite confirmations have been reported.
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Fishing Season Opens at Findley and Nearby Rivers
Local anglers report a promising start to bass and muscallonge season around Flatley and Findley. Porter lands nine bass and four and a half pounds while others capture several fish. issues noted with French Creek’s hotspots due to neglect and calls for stricter enforcement to protect the stream.
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Stanford Hose Picnic At Keppel Grove Report
The Stanford Hose company held an outing yesterday near Keppel Grove north of the city. Members gathered despite poor weather, enjoying themselves. Chief Stanford and Driver Chase were away attending Columbus, Ohio.
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Franchinese Trade Fray and Antitrust Turmoil Across Oceans
A garbled Sunday page notes a Havre to New York shipment with French herbs. a Mexican rebel chef is arrested by General Crosco and charged with irregularities. Georgia praised President Gibbons crackdown as Colonel Agoravelt faces sharp attacks while Philadelphia reports a looming fraud scandal in weighers and refiners under government scrutiny.
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Remembering the Absent
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a party scene with cryptic dialogue and names like Mr. Cuntrox. The speaker questions politeness and attendance, noting conversations about distant guests and a sense of social obligation in a Washington setting.
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Taft Leads After Official Republican Delegates Vote
Chicago June 17 taft holds 668 votes Roosevelt 461 La Follette 48 Cummins 0 Taft needs 1 078 for nomination. Official tallies show Taft at 647 Roosevelt 479 La Follette 36 Cummins 10 Hynek 4 Minowin 2. Delegates report swings toward Hughes Lincoln and Roosevelts rivals as contention unfolds.
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Illinois Delegation backs Root for temporary chairman
Nineteen members of the Illinois delegation favor Senator Root for temporary chairman after discussions with Roosevelt supporters. Borah notes Roosevelt strategy and Wisconsin Governor McGovern is seen as a rival pick. Delegates from both states ponder endorsing McGovern while Root gains strength.
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