Shively Plans Battle Tactics to Back Governor Marshall
Senator Shively, Indiana delegation chair, prepares a Baltimore meeting of thirty to press Governor Marshall’s presidential bid. Subcommittees will woo delegates from various states with literature and buttons, aiming for solid first ballot support and avoiding perfunctory backing. Shively seeks to ensure a square deal and uses senatorial influence to block backpedaling.
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Washington
Shively
Baltimore
Indiana
Marshall
United States
Senate
Chicago Storm Claims Two In Street Car Deaths
A severe rain and wind storm in Chicago caused two deaths when men blinded by rain were struck by street cars. The storm on Saturday night and Sunday also injured several others and uprooted trees along the lake shore. Indiana Harbor reports a heavy wind and rain storm piling water and damaging mains and areas along Aldes avenue.
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Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Aldes Avenue
Edward St. Walton
Taft and Roosevelt clash as Ohio crowd hears speeches
President Taft opens a cross state campaign stop in Dexter City and Marietta with a hard appeal for reciprocity against Roosevelt. He recalls consulting Roosevelt and urges a square deal while outlining a thousand mile tour to Caldwell Cambridge Newcomerstown Dennison Ubrichsville St Clairsville Bellaire Bridgeport and Steubenville.
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Dexter City
Ohio
Roosevelt Town
Mr. Taft
Canada
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Marietta
Thomas L. Rhoades
Baltimore & Ohio
Caldwell
Cambridge
Newcomerstown
Dennison
Ubrichsville
St. Clairsville
Bellaire
Bridgeport
Steubenville
Taft Attacks Roosevelt in Bitter Cambridge Speech
President Taft delivers a scathing Cambridge speech denouncing Roosevelt as an intense egotist and demagogue. He ridicules the former president and warns of bleak national prospects if Roosevelt rises to power, reflecting a sharp intra party clash during the campaign.
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Cambridge, O
Taft
Roosevelt
Famous Feudist Yields to Death in Kentucky
Ed Callahan former Breathitt county sheriff is to be laid to rest in Crockettsville with 100 armed escorts. His death follows an ambush shooting near his store last week and sparks talk of a quick Callahan Denton feud reopening. The circuit court opens May 27 to hear the assassination case.
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Jackson
Callahan
Ed Callahan
Breathitt County
Crockettsville
Roosevelt Demagogue Accusations Spark Heated White House Exchange
The president assails Roosevelt as an egotist and demagogue in a lengthy speech. He questions Roosevelt's comparison to Lincoln and mocks promises of a millennial era free from bosses.
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Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Plot to entrap Judge Archbald exposed in impeachment probe
Washington May 13 The house judiciary committee heard details of W P Boland of Scranton plans to entrap Commerce Court Judge Archbald in a Katydid culm bank deal with the Erie railroad. Allan Cockrell read Boland's memorandum saying Boland used E J Williams to lure the judge after a $500 note dispute.
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Washington
W. P. Boland
Scranton, Pa
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Allan Cockrell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Archbald
Boland
Interstate Commerce
Meyer
E. J. Williams
Erie Railroad
Williams
Cockrell
Indiana Children's Home Society plans Hadley reorganization
Indianapolis May 13 The Indiana Children's Home Society board, which had its Hadley orphanage license revoked last year, will meet in June to reorganize and consider reducing directors from 36 to 12. A special committee was to arrange sale of Hadley property and fund a cottage plan home at Westfield. Receipts for the last year totaled 8700 with disbursements of 8503.56.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Children’s Home Society
Hadley
Board of State Charities
J. J. Peetz
Westfield
Ind
Anderson
Alice Norton
Cambridge
Mass
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Indiana Union Traction Company
Consolidated Union Traction Company of
Remster
Marion
George J. Marott
Alex‘ander Thomson
Sion Gatgumietion
Circuit
Wiley opens offices in Washington after resigning chief chemist post
Washington May 13 Dr Harvey W Wiley Indiana scientist who quit as chief of the bureau of chemistry opens offices in a top floor suite of a new Washington skyscraper praising his health and nerve in leaving a $5 000 a year job He plans aQ&A column for the magazine as a contributing editor answering questions about patent medicines and food products.
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Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Tom
Harry
Wiley
Dope
Skinnem
Wiles
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