Taftites Sweep Amid Conference Over Delegates
The Taft forces unify after a meeting of managers for Senator Knox Vice President Fairbanks and Governor Hughes agreeing to withhold further evidence from the Republican National Committee. Key figures present include Hemenway Crana Bradley and Keeling as they plan sessions and issue statements outlining why they refuse to continue appeals before the courts. Bradley chosen to lead the appeal to the national convention.
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Chicago
Juey
Republican National Committee
Knox
Fairbanks
Hughes
Cannon
James Franela Burka
Pennsylvana
Benator Hemenway
Joseph B. Keeling
Indiana
Senator Crana
Massachusetts
Abe Thuroghreys
New
Ely
Court of First Instance
Court of Just Resort
Nso
Benator Bradley
Kentucky
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Indi
Msp
Harry 5. Low
Nam Coral
Pols
Albert J. Hejking
Ehisheman
Unites State
Michisnn
Dystun Caesar Burrows
Hitchcock Arrives in Chicago to Aid Taft Campaign
Tl June 6 report that Frank Hitchcock manager for Secretary Taft has arrived in Chicago to oversee Taft interests at the Republican National Convention. Hitchcock, trusted by Taft and Roosevelt, has led campaigns in Kentucky and New England, notably Maine, shaping anti Taft sentiment and party realignments.
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Chicago
Frank Hitchcock
Taft
I. Hitch~cock
Hitchcock
Mitchcock
Roosevelt
Chares R Taft
Sena
Kentucky
Fairbanks
Elso
New England
Maine
Qominties
Cartel- Fou
Roorevelt
Tornado Death Toll Climbs in Nebraska and Kansas Towns
A deadly tornado swept southern Nebraska and northern Kansas Friday, causing extensive destruction and killing at least 29 people. Names from Byron, Geneva, Carlton, Shickley, Desply, Fairfield, Riverton and surrounding areas are listed among the dead and injured as communications remain cut to several towns. The storm crossed four counties, reaching into Kansas with ongoing reports of damage and fatalities.
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Nee Brus
Portlvky
Kus- Bas
Nye
Byron
Neb
Courtland Rus
Clifm Simple
Lulu Smith
Donestic
Shively
Geneva
Irene Shively
Maud Custer
Cerlton
Cantor
Carlton
Bmall Pear
Guide Rock
Henry Madison
Franklin
Isthe
August Pentell
Artengrecht
Segett G
Austin
Kansas
Fairfield
Despley
Shickley
Franklip
Riverton
Chester
Wabash business houses burned in Indiana fire
Fire destroyed the drug store of Rindsharge & Bachman in Wabash and damaged surrounding buildings. The blaze, of unknown cause, reportedly caused about 3400 dollars in losses to the Peer store and adjacent structures. The story also notes Indiana money appearing in Chicago banks with a list of stockholders from local area banks and trusts.
Weather overview for Ohio and Michigan one forecast card
The bulletin notes showers in southern Washington with possible Sunday night winds. In Ohio the forecast calls for showers Sunday and Monday with south to southwest winds. In lower Michigan expect showers Sunday or Sunday night, cooler in the west, and Monday showers with fresh south to southwest winds turning variable.
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Ohio
Washington
Lower
Michigan
Old Swimmin Hole and Shares Listed in Turbulent Ledger
A fragmented ledger from Terumbla City lists numerous names and shares across firms including National of the Republic L. Frat. and National City-wWell Brothers & Co. Fort Wayne. The text shifts to a Jefferson City Missouri ruling where Judge Lamia stayed a supreme court decision striking down a layoff dispatchers law as unconstitutional, noting Johnson County and Missouri Pacific Path. Operators at stations with a single worker per twelve hour shift are mentioned.
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Terumbla City
Joseph L. Norris
Lagranme
Jefferson
City
Lamia
Supreme Court
Johnson County
Bradley
Agabis
Missouri Pacific Pathond Company
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President Roosevelt Reappoints Inland Waterways Commission
President Roosevelt announced continuation of the Inland Waterways Commission by executive action after Congress failed to act. He reappointed existing members except General Alexander Mackenzie, Chief of Engineers, who retired, and asked Senators Allison and Ransdell and MIT professor Swath to join. Bruni to join soon as replacement, while Bruni departs for a convention in Wisconsin.
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Waterways Commission
Congress
Warrington
Inland Waterways Commission
Roosevelt Todey
Inland Water- Ways Commission
Taquastad
Alexander Mackenzie
War Department
and Commission
William TB. Allison
Joseph B. Ransdell
George DT. Swath
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boon
Comain
Macken
Five States Weigh in Chicago Convention Plans
A Chicago national convention in June tests Republican lines as Ohio’s Taft leads the presidential fight with Indiana’s Fairbanks, Illinois’ Low, Wisconsin’s La Follette, Michigan’s Burrows, and Nebraska’s Hejlik among others shaping the slate. The five states form a crucial balance in the Taft faction’s bid for a third term.
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Northwest Territory
Nik Mt
Union
Ohio
Hiram Ti. Taft
Inuitiana
Charles W. Falr“Elbanks
Wisconsin
LiVoliette
Taft Organization
County Graduation Exercises Draw Crowd In Heat
One hundred and ninety five graduates from the county schools were honored in a crowded Prince rink as Superintendent Folger presided. Dr. Blair spoke on the value of grade school education and practical life skills, praising health, memory, observation, and judgment.
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Prado
Felger
Princes’ Rink
Uxwody
Élgo
Supoerintendent
Folger
Elmedore
Opan
Applis
Selwyn Peretti
Ralph Yarnelle
Herbert Leng
Hugh
Blair
Walt
Samuel
Land of
Teta
Jewa
Sal
Hofret
S. M. Sil
America
Boone County Orator Tributes Marshall and Ralston
In Lebanon Indiana on June 6 the Boone County gathering honored Democratic nominee for governor Thomas R Marshall and his opponent Samuel M Ralston with a warm reception. Marshall ignored charges by Attorney General Bingham as he addressed the crowd alongside Ralston praising the party and national ideals.
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Boone County
Marshall
Bingham
Lebanon
Ind
Boone
Thomas TR. Marshall
Bir
Samuel M. Ralston
Ralston
Roletoo
Loony County
Maeshall
Mr Marshall
Ralston Gale
Indiana
Fur Yane
Tj Hoon
Receivership Sought for Chicago Consolidated Traction
Central Trust company filed for a receiver for the Chicago Consolidated Traction Company formed in 1899 by Charley T. Yerland to reorganize its affairs and prepare terms for sale of the property to the Chicago Railways Company. The action involves mortgage bonds totaling 6 180 000 at five percent and aims at readjustment of suburban electric lines in Chicago.
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Chisays
Railways Company
C. Z. Yerkes
Chicago
Chicago Consolidates Traction Company
Charlee T. Yer
Cyleago
Huy I
United States
Central Trust Company
New York
Tmiatea
Presend Ag
Qnsis
Consali—dated Traction Company
Chicago Railways Company
Rescue party races to find missing miners after mine blast
Rescuers search the Gold King mine at Glafiateng for 6 to 23 men believed buried after an explosion. A party of thirty four went into the mine to locate them and four rescuers reached a level where several were lost or overcome.
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Gold King
Glafiateng
Timate
Loany
Val
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