Taft Delegation Contests Split Florida And Georgia
Rival Taft delegates clash over forged tickets and seating at the national convention as Florida and Georgia disputes unfold. Allegations target J. N. Combs and state chairman Chubb while Stripping faces questions on admission methods and party strategy.
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Bette Porars
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Taft
Alyte
Mlorida
Georgie
Miroraus Ag
Ftriess
Florida
Hitler Ames
Massachusetts
United States
J. On. Steip
Striping
Appusetiz
Foraker
Frank B. Streeter
New Hampulire
Streten
Stripling
Skreeter
Butler Amey
St. Ausgogting
Tewae
Luther
Ames
Arlaen
Jacksonville
Chubb
Jtu
Combs-Chubb
Gna
Strieling
J. N. Combs
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United States District Witotney
Protida
Who For Vice President
Political maneuvering over the Republican vice presidential nomination dominates discussions among national committeemen. Eastern candidates from New York favored. Cor telyau mentioned, but broad doubt on a Roosevelt cabinet ticket. Doliver of Iowa and Fairbanks re nomination chatter, Knox boom rumored but unlikely to originate in Pennsylvania. Speaker Cannon's allies weakened by lack of con currence. Lowden directs new headquarters as party tensions rise.
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Cimcago
New York State
Cortelyau
Roosevelt
Sherman
James S. Fassett
Dolliver
Iowa
Fairbanks
Trig
Knox
Taft
Pennsylvania
Joseph E. Kealing
Putty Hanks
Owenly
Lowden
Canton
Lawden
Two Presidents Rest in Nashville Tombs Marker
The Tennessee city of Nashville holds the tombs of James K. Polk and James Knox Polk in a vault near the state capitol. The inscription honors Polk’s public service and outlines the Knox Polk lineage and notable roles in Tennessee and national government.
Taft Delegates Debate Stirs Cannon Camp Headings
The article notes Representative McKinley, chief adviser in the Cannon camp, is away but due Monday to decide his position. It discusses how non prosecution of the anti Taft candidacy could affect delegate seating in England and on credentials rolls, reflecting a progressive store vibe in advertising. It also covers local notices about funerals, a hospital operation, and a campus guard drill at Fort Wayne.
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Chuth
Gettation
Washington
Chubb
Ander
Stripling
Chikanga News
Carder
Cotta
Tall
Phl
Tercomuilion
Mee Sear
Calabais
Maventr
Yatt
Georgia
Lee
Athurta
Phefore
Tle
Amiilas Brown
Firth Distriet
Taft
Samanttes
Chicago
McKinley
Chicago Health Dept Warns on Common House Flies
The Chicago health department issues a broad warning about house flies spreading disease including typhoid. The advisory cites studies tracing outbreaks to flies and urges removing manure, cleaning kitchens, and disinfecting areas as summer approaches.
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Health Department of
Chicago
Pritchard
Bulletin
Fytine
Fiy
White Goods Sale Starts Monday for Hard Times Relief
A local store announces a sale beginning Monday offering low prices on clothes and large sizes of underwear to help people facing financial hardship. The announcement emphasizes best quality and savings compared with other merchants.
Bargain List of Petticoats Lace Goods and Waists
Local store advertises embroidered petticoats front chemises gowns and lace items at bold sale prices. China silk waists battenberg scarves and gloves are offered with deep discounts and imported hand work. Gents furnishings and skirts are promoted with special rates to attract shoppers.
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