Roosevelts Visitor La Follette Talks Politics at Sagamore Hill
Robert M La Follette spent two hours with Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay. Roosevelt praised by supporters, while La Follette and Burkett plan further stops as insurgent talk swirls around the Republican party. Roosevelt jokes about his throat and confirms upcoming speaking engagements as reporters chase details of intraparty maneuvering.
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Robert M. LaFollette
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Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Seustor Burkett
Netranka
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Boston
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Kansas
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Gifford Pinchot
Bullinger-Pinchot
Congressional Investigation
Sagamore Smu
Dave Colonel Roonevelt
Hin Oly
James R Garfeld
Taft's Son Runs Down Man With Auto
Beverley Mass June 27 Robert Taft with two friends started from the summer white house for a spin along the Sisemenua coast north shore. Robert, driving the automobile, ran at Pride's crossing two miles from here. A gang of men filled the street. The car slowed, the horn sounded, most men stepped aside. One man sprang forward and the machine struck him into the gutter. He was unconscious when picked up by Taft and his friends. Michael Thisthwaitr, a name given by witnesses, was taken to hospital. A physician was summoned and surgeons said the skull may be fractured.
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Ata
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San Brancisco
Tom Sullivan
New York
Stakeh Oider
Reno
Sullivan
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Ricker
Kaufman
Johnan
Monahan
Tohn
Dave Milla
Organize for Fight Here Organize for Fight Here
A meeting of citizens in Fort Wayne and Allen County discussed forming anti tuberculosis effort to combat the great white plague. Fort Wayne contributed $800 of Indiana’s $2,500 Red Cross stamps funds. Dr. F A Tucker urged local open air village projects with sun and air as cure. Board and committees named to organize, with goals to treat consumptives in open air facilities across cities and to establish local anti tuberculosis organizations.
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Meinealvision
Joseph F. Doinney
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Diviooh
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Accratary
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Tucker
South Bend
Lafayette
Terra Traute
Evanaville
Indianapolis
Blehmenit
Connersville
Evanavilla
J. Boghné
Concordia College of Thlevity
Coure
South Band
City May Remove Ornamental Arches on Calhoun Street
Resident dissatisfaction with the ornamental arches on Calhoun and rising lamp post popularity leads property owners along the street to withhold further funding. City officials consider dismantling the arch system due to lack of community support and financing.
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Malnong
Columbia
Weather forecast for Tuday and Wednesday in Washington
June 21 forecast notes warmer today with Shawera in extreme south, Wednesday fair and warmer. Winds light variable, temperatures rising. lower Midlands generally warm with high near 82 and low around 74. Tueming and Wednesday partly cloudy with higher temperatures.
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Unclear political clash over speaker and lobby probe
Washington reports on a tense session as Mr Martin of Colorado presses a resolution to investigate philippine sales and Mr Rodenburg urges delay. Speaker Cannon contemplates future role while Democrats, led by Mr Clark, resist delaying adjournment. The house ship subsidy investigation nears completion with 25 charges dropped.
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New York
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Texas Farmer
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Dirt Comes For Penny Tracks Elevation Halted for 2011
Report on dirt dumping from pits at Warsaw to sort Wayne yards and the south tracks near Pittsfield Avenue. Fifteen cars of dirt compacted with machinery as contractor France manages unloading and track raising. Wabash north track work at Calhoun Street proceeds with initial half elevation. City official Tripper awaits return from Louisville for meeting on timing of city portion, with crossing barricades and police at Calhoun to deter unsafe crossing. Expected delays push full track elevation beyond this year into 2011.
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PISTOLS USED IN LAWMAKING
Havana reports a sensational attempted shooting in the Cuban congress as Congressman Manuel Lores from Oriente allegedly shot at Antonio San Miguel editor of La Lucha. The motive cited involves San Miguel’s denouncement of a scheme to swap Villanueva station assets for government lands.
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Agitoria
Last of Ring Battles to End Soon in Reno
Reno notes a flurry of telegrams and rumors about a final Ring battles event. Promoter Rickard denies Chicago reports of interference while plans transfer purse money and Johnson Monahan spar during a hot Reno day with crowds eyeing the possible end of the era.
Mark of Billion Passed In Washington Report
The annual review of wagona, appropriations and expenditures, released by Chairman Tawney and Representative Livingstone, cites a total past-year appropriations figure of about 1.027 billion dollars. The report notes deductions and deferrals in bonds, notes and certificates, with dispute over public spending rising to concerns over a half billion dollars in military and treasury costs.
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Bars Up on Calhoun Street Why So
City bars Calhoun Street to pedestrians claiming street work. Riders must detour to Mattison or Clinton avenues for temporary crossings as officials discuss a tunnel under the tracks or alternate routes. Coalition blames officials and railroads for blocking access and worsening hardship.
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Marchante
Change of School Transfer Today to Township Control
The formal transfer of Tew Haven schools from the town board to township trustees will occur at Attorney W. Shambaughs office. Agreement between New Haven school board and township aims to add two high school rooms and move the high school to a commissioned status, enabling graduates more options after graduation.
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