Taft Defeating Roosevelt Drives New York Boss to Chicago
William Barnes Jr, famed New York political boss, arrives in Chicago with full authority to withdraw a presidential candidate if needed. He aims to defeat Roosevelt and back Taft if possible, while planning for Hadley as a possible temporary chair and fueling intra party clashes over Roosevelt delegates and seating.
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Taft Delegates Seated Amid National Committee Controversy
The National Committee voted 98 to 11 to seat Taft delegates amid dispute over state-wide corruption claims. Roosevelt supporters accused fraud in several districts while California and Kentucky contests drew hearings. The committee pressed forward, with Taft delegates from Indiana and other states seated as investigations continue.
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Bo‘ah
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Stubbs Sees Teddy in Kansas Conference with Roosevelt
Governor Stubbs of Kansas arrived unexpectedly this morning for a conference with Col. Roosevelt. Roosevelt will stay at the Kite office all day and return to Oyster Bay tonight.
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Oyster Bay
Judge Speake Calls Extra Session at Athens
Special to the Decatur Daily Athens June 11 Judge D. W. Speake of the Circuit Court arrived this afternoon and argued an order calling for a special term of the Circuit Court to meet here on the first Monday in August.
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Limestone County Jail Remodeled and Accepted by Board
The Limestone County Board of County Commissioners accepted the remodeled county jail this morning, after six months without a jail. The facility includes separate housing for white and colored inmates, a juvenile wing, hospital, insane confinement area, and modern sanitary features. Cost near $12,000. Assistant State Prison Inspector John D. Adams approved it. The first prisoner is Archie Johnson, charged with breaking a court contract.
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Morgan County
W. Hee State
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Board of County Commissioners
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Blood Hounds Track Murderer After Moore Family Slaying
A search by hounds traced the killer of eight people found dead at the Moore home. A bloody handkerchief was found under brush seven miles southwest as dogs bayed along a southwest trail. Bloody fingerprints on an axe handle serve as the sole clue so far.
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Star Show Donates Half Receipts to Hospital
The Star tonight offers John Bunny and other favorites in a cracker jack program with half the receipts going to the Hospital Fund. spectators are urged to attend and contribute a nickel to aid the Hospital.
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John Bunny
Preliminary hearing waived in Scheurman murder case
Special to the Decatur Daily with Athens Alabama reports that Frank Scheurman waived preliminary examination for the murder of John Henry. Bond set for appearance before grand jury. Tom Rowe remains under $100 bond for fall term grand jury. Witness delays and prior confessions shape defense behavior at Limestone County courthouse.
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House panel to investigate federal judge Hanford
June 11 report from the Buttery Committee shows a favorable vote on a resolution calling for an investigation of Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle. The action follows concerns raised about the judge's conduct and related proceedings in Washington.
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Legal clash over Winton habeas corpus arguments rages
Judge D W Speake presides as attorneys for the state and defense argue over jurisdiction in the Winton habeas corpus case. Godbey's address draws praise for logic and ease, with a Friday continuation and likely appeal to the Supreme Court depending on the ruling.
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Bernhardt and Rejane Star in Camille and Madame Sans Gene
A large audience at the Masonic watched Madame Sarah Bernhardt in Camille and Madame Rejane in Madame Sans Gene. Both French stars delivered vivid performances with emotional power, the Camille finale drawing tears. Tonight, Cagle presents The Call of Woman in three reels, promising another strong program.
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Madame Sans-Gene
Sarah Bernhardt
Madame Rejane
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Ebernhardt
Cagle
Weather Forecast Shows Fair North With Showers North
A forecast indicates fair conditions in the northern portion with showers to the north. Showers are expected tonight or Wednesday in the affected area, with mild temperatures and unsettled skies.
Congressmen Wickliffe Killed by Train on Potomac Bridge
Representative Robert Wickliffe of Louisiana's Sixth District was instantly killed on the Potomac bridge in South Washington when struck by a train. Police cannot yet determine if he fell from a car or was struck. Mrs Wickliffe fainted in the House gallery after the death was announced.
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Louisiana
Potomac
United Press
Washington
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Long Bridge
South
Wickliffe
Bennetts Liquor Case Nolle Prosse Comes Today
The case against E. E. Bennet for maintaining an unlawful drinking place was nolle pressed when called for trial in Morgan County Law and Equity Court. Court adjourned to 1 30 this afternoon and jurors were later chosen for the week including James Wade and Ardy Roper among others.
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Nolle
Morgan County Law
New Decatur Council to Hear Gas Franchise Tonight
The New Decatur City Council meets tonight to consider a 30 year gas and light franchise from Decatur Light Power and Fuel Co. In exchange for the concession the company offers substantially lower rates. Also likely on the agenda is an ordinance for a City Recorder.
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Decatur Light, Power & Fuel Company
Sourciil
Ford Cars Output Reaches 75000 For 1912
Detroit reports the Ford plant will produce 75000 cars this year, a figure three times Britain and five times Italy. The Ford leads in France and Britain in sales, with Russia showing strong demand including royal ownership.
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Governor Hints At Delaying Special Legislature Session
Montgomery June 11 Governor O Neal says he plans to defer calling a special session of the legislature until after the November general election unless compelled. He argues political disruption would hinder duties and cites the Jefferson County constitutional amendment on county fee regulation as another reason to wait. He believes delaying allows proper preparation and broader support before any call.
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Nover
O'Neal
Jefferson County
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