National Committee Meet Deliberations On Presidential Contests
The National Committee resumes hearings on contests brought by presidential aspirants as delegates from Alabama Arkansas Florida and Georgia add 72 votes to the contest pool. Officials weigh Roosevelt Taft Cummins and La Follette alignments, with results shaping the convention and nominations.
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Chicago
Republicatt Fiatiunw
Mmirrow
Lin
United State
Alabama
Arkansas
Hioride
Georgia
Weller
Taft
Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Aviator Kimmerling Falls In 300 Foot Crash
Frome June 6n Kimmerling a famed aviator and engineer with agent Tanner died when their Monoplace aircraft plunged 300 feet after oscillation. Kimmerling had competed in Paris Rome Turin in May 1971 and the European race July 1971, finishing fifth. The crash followed a prior double fatality that depressed aviators gathered.
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Montmelon
Frome
Kimmerling
Tanner
Loyal Order of Moons seeks vocational university site
After a two day session the national board selected Anderson Indiana as the preferred location for a vocational university of the Loyal Order of Moons. Delegations from about thirty states pressed claims with Indianapolis Springfield and Columbus Ohio runner ups. A committee will judge suitability and report back by July 10 with a final decision possible July 18.
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the Loyal Order of Moons
Anderson
Ind
Indiana
Andersan
Lauianapolia
Springfeld
Columbus
Ohio
Ure
Arthur H. Jones
Aupremé
Indianaprolla
Henry Davis
Au Prems
Strurtee
Cleveland
E. 5
Henning
Supreme Acthog
Milwaukee
Anderson Lodge
Burns To Testify In Darrow Case
Los Angeles detective William J. Burns arrived to testify in the trial of Clarence S. Darrow, charged with jury bribery. Burns declined to discuss the testimony but said he would provide evidence on alleged attempts by the McNamara defense to entrap witnesses summoned to testify for the prosecution.
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Los Angelee
Calif
William J. Burns
Pranedelan
Clurense
S. Darrow
Burn
Phat Shiy Choughewl
McNamara
Withoases
Taft Party Narrowly Escape Collision Aboard Mayflower
June 4 in old Point Lookout area the presidential yacht Mayflower and the steamship Northland narrowly avoided collision on the Potomac near Chesapeake Bay. Taft and Mrs Taft, guests including General William Taft and several lawmakers were aboard. the Northland took evasive action as the Mayflower crossed her bow. The incident occurred under a calm moonlit sky with light seas. The Mayflower later anchored off Fort Monroe and Taft resumed duties in Hampton Roads, greeting students at Hampton Institute before a James River trip aboard the Bristol.
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Northland
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Renkere
Washington
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Willian Greater
I. H. Gilletee
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Kelney
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He Northland
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Posey
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Howaver
Walth
Northlands
Taft
Theamera
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Frisaen
Mampton Institute
Wich
James River
Amoatayen Island
America
Bers
Rioting in Boston After Elevated Railway Strike
Boston witnessed rioting soon after a surprise strike by elevated railway employes. Police patrolled streets as crowds, including hoodlums and some cheering strikers, clashed with loyal motormen and conductors. Fire cars from power houses faced intimidation. authorities reported 1,000 to 3,200 strikers involved and numerous disorderly arrests.
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Boston
Inno
Elevated Railway Company
Chief Promoter of Revolution Caught at LSE
The chief promoter of the Mexican revolution, Gonzal C. Fantte, was arrested in El Paso after fleeing toward the United States. He faced charges of embezzlement and conspiracy, with a fatal shooting reportedly linked to an assassination attempt as he sought medical help in the U.S. His capture followed a tense pursuit across the border and an exchange of messages among Mexican and U.S. authorities. A pattern of violence and intrigue surrounded his escape and presumed death.
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Texas
Gonzal C. Fantte
Mineral Axcoutt
United States
C. HL Webster
Ag Karte
Jtyares
Iman
General Orozco
Fix
Brrnte
Mae
Clifton
Arin
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Xonowneius
Juarez
Enrite
Chihuahua
Carls Gonzales
Eneste
Orerra
Pascal Ormsep
Enrice
Bender
Gonzales
Hi Brai
Buucknell’ College
Christy Mathewson
Golumn
Can They Come Back The Automobiles Threaten Carriage Era
An early discussion on the rise of motor vehicles and the decline of horse drawn carriages. Advertisements and public opinion reflect anxiety that cars will outpace elegant coach design and carriage makers. Some foresee carriage revival or shift toward refined horse powered displays as attitudes begin to change.
Indiana state school for the deaf dedicated near Indianapolis
Governor Marahattan led the ceremony for a new multimillion dollar state school for the deaf near Indianapolis. Speakers urged action on Deaf pedagogy and inclusion, noting future programs will help hearless students access education and improve statewide services.
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Indianapolis
Marahattan
Indiana State School
Arthur Norris
Parker
Oan Chriathin
Ote
Charles A Greathorns
Public Snete Action
Fhr
Fort Wayne High School Class Graduates in Full Dress
Reverend Folsom preaches as the Fort Wayne High School graduands march into Plymouth Congregational Church in cap and gown. Seventy-nine graduates listed, with seventeen from February section and sixty-two from the main section. The crowd filled the church and the ceremony continued toward next Thursday’s diploma distribution.
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Fort Wayne
Plymouth
Tess
Cis
Prisons Strike At San Quentin Sparks Riot In Mess Hall
San Quentin Cal June 9 A combination of gruff protests led to a riot in the general mess hall. H G Linwood a convict serving a life term for desertion and impersonating an officer was shot and two inmates wounded Frank Taylor a robber shot through the hand and Th A George struck in the leg. About nineteen hundred prisoners were at dinner when a group began throwing dishes and food. Fire hoses drove the rioters out. several inmates burned by steam. Guards attempted to quell the disturbance as others tried to aid the demonstrators. Continued on page 5 column 3.
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Cal
Ban Quenkin
Sloto
H. G. Linwood
San Francisco
Th. A. George
Hundeeq Prinoners
Strlols
Cat Calia
Bleck
Tanwood
Calutin
Disgruntled Husband Shoots Wife in Indianapolis
A 41 year old William Alford of Anderson Indiana shot and killed his wife Josephine Alford at a fashionable home on North New Jersey Street in Indianapolis. Domestic trouble led to the tragedy as witnesses reported the shooting and police quickly responded to the scene.
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Ind
Willian
Alford
Anderson
Josephine Alford
Committeemen Refuse 10 Discuss Roosevelts Charges
A majority of the Republican National Committee decided not to discuss Roosevelt’s charges about seating twenty delegates from Alabama’s Ninth district. Taft supporters argued to ignore the statement while others urged a strong reply, and Roosevelt’s aides pressed for a formal counter. Roosevelt leaders in Chicago and Oyster Bay pursued plans as committees planned further action.
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Chicago
Republican Nayonal Committee
Belorel Hoorevelt
Toeday
National Committee
Intel
Taft
Roosevelt
T- Ray
Pelea
Wwih
Moderate Weather Foretells Warmer Week Ahead in Washington
A weather bulletin predicts moderate temperatures for the coming week across the western United States. An area of low barometric pressure over the western plateau is forecast to advance southeastward, bringing milder conditions to the middle west and nearby regions.
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Sinc
Bureay
Plateat
Middle West
Atterbury's Auto HLS Woman HS Band Cannot Lie
Mrs Hush Tague was killed and her husband fatally injured when an automobile owned and driven by W. W. Atterbury vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad struck them near their home in Ville Nova. The injured man cannot recover. Atterbury and his chauffeur were arrested at the hospital for the incident.
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Philadelphia
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Vile Nova
Martina
Bryn Mast
Tague
Amuermay
Bis
Cartier
Final Plans for Baltimore Convention Today
New York dispatch reports final plans for the Baltimore convention as Urey Woodsen arrives for a conference with Norman Isack to arrange details. Delegates from the Philippine Islands District of Columbia and Puerto Rico are listed among expected attendees. Buffalo notes Mackintosh announces a committee meeting in Baltimore to confirm arrangements and to join Secretary Wadson en route to New York for Wednesday arrival.
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New York
Urey Wood- Son
Dempcraric Noonal Committee
Norman I.sack
Tina
Baltimore
Woorldon
Pallimora
Woodsen Sali
Philippine Islands
Colusa
Pertu
Buffalo
Mack
Dune
Waadaon
Rasigow FARK Leads Biggest Unday Of Season
A scrambled sports brief notes Rasigow FARK achieving the season's largest unday with 6667 points in a distant listing. The fragment mentions Hiroe Sunday events, park openings, and older players, indicating a distant game or meet with unclear teams and venues.
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Rasigow Fark
Taft Hoosiers Stand Pat in Indiana Contests
Roosevelt contends as Indiana delgates clash amid compromise talks. Fairbanks heads Taft delegates with Beveridge leading the contesting side. Hemenway and Stillwell defend unity while Stillwell pushes harmony for party interests. Arrivals at Roosevelt HQ include Lee and Niebaearingham. New Jersey’s George Record joins as a national committee man.
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Srigago
Indiana
Taft
Charlce W. Fairbanks
United States
Farse
Albert Z. Beveridge x
Delegan
Jat A
Hemenway
Horace Stiline
Andaraon
Indy
Harmony
Saya
Hr. Stillwall
Tthe Beneft
Coleague
Roosevell
Roosevelt
Congress Hotel
Thomas K. Nielaeringham
Missouri
Jeaders
George Record
New Jersey
Hotel la Salle
Senator la Follett
Waller FP. Brown
Onto
Weather Outlook Reports Fair Skies and Light Winds
Indiana expects generally fair weather on Monday with moderate east winds. Washington forecasts fair conditions for Monday and Tuesday with light variable winds. Lower Michigan also anticipates fair weather on Monday and Tuesday with light to moderate variable winds from southeast and south.
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Washington
Lower
Engineer Quits On First Mistake At Wreck Site
In Belford Indiana a bridge accident halted a saline train near Belford with engineer Briggs resigning after the wreck. Superintendent McManna announced an official inquiry set for Wednesday. The Monon line foresees damages around 65000 dollars.
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Briges
Belford
Ind
King J.P. McChire
Bloansington
Mnt
Kccommodation Watch
Triday
McManna
Unla City
Briggs
New Albany
Tie
Nadre
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