Convention News Brims With Taft Fight and Credentials
National convention turmoil centers on credentials reports and possible floor debate. Delegates await credentials committee findings as state by state reports and potential speeches by prominent figures threaten extended sessions and delayed adjournment amid Taft faction tensions.
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St Wetle
Jon
Dandale Cemiliter
National Committee
Fluor
Committec Ouverneent
Rettat Ton
Beary Cabot Ledée
Massachusetts
Taft
Lhg
Prompted travels and local incidents in midwest transfer
News clippings recount a jumble of notices from Michigan and nearby areas. Widespread travels include Mr Joneyh Prinks to New York for a ten months visit, Gust Baker and George Freburger returning after diploma awards at St Mary's academy in Jackson, and Henry Meyer departing for Europe via Rotterdam. Local misdeeds report David Saucers’ rampage with police intervention, a drunk in Spy Run, and James E. Clark jailed for intoxication and begging. A dog attack near One South Bend results in the loss of a hind foot. Henry Meyer and Bert Annis feature in sports and animal incidents alongside international sporting plans including gymnastic events and the Olympic Games.
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Te Jollee
Jackson
Mich
Eugene M. Fitch
Hillsbaly
Michigan Lands
Fitch & Sons
David Saucers
Claiden
Bars
Cheyhan
Eteu
New York
Europe
Germay
Sping
Rotterdam
Berlin
Hanover
Sologne
Rhine
Wrankfort
London
Bert Annis
One South Berd
W. Moyers
Ligonier Minor News Observes Weekend Visits
Mrs Maxwell and son Jay visited in Elkhart on Thursday with Mrs Cash Beans. Investigating rlnch spent Friday at Lake Wawasee and supper at Jones hotel. Attendees included Alice Vallance Clara Kime and many local residents. Mr and Mrs Lou Marker of Elk Harbor visited W B Stulth. L A Banta and Anim Lardon planned a South Bend trip. Ernest Crane of Port Wayne joined Fred Starr for a Saturday visit as the day was observed in Ligonier.
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Ligonter
Ind
Maxwell
Jay
Elkhart
Cash
Ars
Lou Marker
Elkbore
W. B. Stulth
Ari Lean
L. A
Decatur Minor News Highlights Local Travel and Events
Decatur Indiana news notes Mr and Mrs John Niblick plan travel to Boston for the national convention of the Women's Federation. Visitors include Mrs T W Stelton and Mrs War Aap. A push to attend a wartime era club meeting, and local entertainment at country homes are reported alongside a factory accident involving William Walker.
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Decatur
Ind
John Niblick
Boston
Niblick
Claire
Clavs
Providence
Weary Dirkeyn
Ida
T. Wstelton
Me Fiedderjonanis
Gertha
Flora
Talvis
Marion
Bessie
Will Shelkan
Giwin Miedéerjobain
Lila Lachet
Ad Pew
Priddy
Wis City
William Walker
Whipsiogk
Punfolly Wires, Inc
St. Tenis
Tariff fraud exposed by steel trust profits and hidden prices
Byron W. Bolt argues that the steel trust manipulated tariff figures to conceal profits and inflate domestic prices. He cites a 1907 report showing high gross sales and profits, claims of a 4 percent net, and a large disparity between export and home prices as evidence of covert price juggling benefiting the steel trust and harming consumers.
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Staal Trust
Hell
Aria Glingilon
Washington
Patlonal
Bnck
Lovering
Steel Trust
James Gayley
Boston Herald
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Rosa
Tie Steel Trust
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Bolt
Conditions Are Intolerable in Senate Remarks
Senator La Follette denounces the policy of legislative leadership and monopolists who control natural resources. He argues the few resist revision while manufacturers and consumers unite in open revolt, asserting intolerable conditions across the country.
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Mie Coniry
Rotsert
la Follette
Senate
The Moral Side of Protection in Early Broadside
A Free Trade Broadside argues protection harms national morale and wealth distribution. It cites William Liosad Garrison and a court-related event at Fork Wayne, noting a September seven date and a petition docket for the next term.
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William Liosad
Free Trade
Murder on Wabasticar Bridge Aboard Train
A mass stabbing on a moving train near Detroit leaves one man dead and two severely injured. Italian migrant Micheletti Stefano identified among the dead. authorities hunt a fleeing attacker after leaping from the train. Immigrant passengers frightened, police organize a late night manhunt and cordon off cars as investigators collect evidence and interview witnesses.
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Louis
Antonia
Tata
Italisa
Beck
Duo Wort Weyne
Detroit
John Sullivan
Girerhurst
Qna
Shepert
Louis Antonio
Surz Xeonhardt
Cie Ankenbruck
Kelley
Winter Street
Warner
Antonio Uy
Ariano
Royal Match Report From Tremburg Admits Victoria Engagement
Fashioned as a royal romance from a dubious London diapateh, the dossier claims Princess Victoria daughter of King Zuward is in love with Dr. Nuneets the Norwegian explorer. It alleges an engagement to Kin Princes Viccorio dg Cirty-nine years old, with Navewn as a backdrop to King Edward era intrigue.
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Victoria
Zuward
Dr. Nuneets
Klayr Mdward
Viccorio
Edward
Murderer on the Run After Fatal Car Attack
A violent attacker aboard a train car killed a victim instantly with a heavy blade and wounded several others. Police identify a heavyset, smooth-faced man with asthma as the suspect, and heavy search efforts by state and railroad police stretch along rail lines away from the city. Investigators question bystander accounts and expect rapid progression in the case as watchful posts are alerted across lines and towns.
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Pac
Hafiman
E.G. Hoffman
Aotity
Journal-Gazette
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Aukenbrick
Sherif Grice
I Pelpt
Winter Street
Hannaa Street
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Bass
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Gene
Grice
Risenbut
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Stoll
Lity
Dutecelye Lenz
Wayne Trace
Short Windeo
Butler Minor News item highlights regional visitors
Adaur Dewar of Goshen visited Millard Stand for a few days while Grace Blair of Edgerton hosted Grace Hendershot on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Gillis of Stielbyville Ky visited A. G. Stone and wife. Nora Brownias returned from Kalamazoo and Miss Helen Eve of Kansas City was a guest at S Stone's home.
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Helen Eve
Kansed City
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Sstone
Untitled note on English architecture and overseas influence
Ambiguous OCR fragment discusses English architecture and a colonial or overseas imitation. Mentions New York buildings and a lofty tower like a dwarf, with uncertain currency value and a first attempt at replicating era styles abroad. Content density is low and names are unclear.
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Aherivan
Loscraver
Virhteen
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