Taft tariff plank dispute swirls in Indianapolis Independent
The Indianapolis Independent analyzes whether Taft approved every Chicago tariff plank and warns that if true it implicates Taft in a major shift. It cites Wade Ellis of Ohio as platform builder and notes Republican leaders may risk hundreds of thousands of votes in the West and Midwest.
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Indianapolis
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Mr. Taft
West
Middle West
Cago
Republican Party
Chicago
Taft
Independent
Mr. Ellis
Humor Expands Newsroom Mission at Record Herald
The Chicago Record Herald promotes humor as part of its mission with the Alternating Currents column by S. E. Kiser and Ralph Wilder cartoons on the front page. The paper highlights clean, entertaining humor and features renowned writers in its Sunday Magazine. All accounts must be settled before July 1. Mrs. Grubb. at
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Chicago Record Herald
S. E. Kiser
Ralph Wilder
Record Herald
Prohibition Plank Dominates Democratic Platform Debates
General James Weaver of Iowa leads a push for a prohibition plank at the Denver convention with Southern state support. The anti injunction plank stirs debate among party leaders including Bryan allies, as wording and scope remain under consideration and no draft exists yet.
New Man for Second Place in Vice Presidential Spotlight
The article traces vice presidential rumors centering on George C. Chamberlain of Oregon amid New Yorks reduced prominence for Lt. Gov. Chanter. It notes a single new possibility and discusses contest notices for 45 seats, with many contests filed from D C and Pennsylvania districts. Architects discuss seating capacity growth from 11 534 to over 12 600 as party leaders debate post convention strategy.
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Chanter
New York
George C. Chamberlain
Oregon
Bryan
Goml‘nated
Nate
National Committee
Columbian
Aid
Seyseu
Pensylvania
Chicago
Brookly
Chiesa
Robert Bo Darke
Secomitai
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Fatie Me
Carreu-Muge
Telit
Ratweients
Pau
Teduy Tatis Auditerhun
Arechiteset Wilson
Teger Co Sullivan
Anmee
Wilson
Sulliviva
Denver Interview Clarifies Poa Candidacy Status
The interview notes that Poa will not attend and emphasizes that a candidate may not be nominated by the party until Tate is vetted. The speaker asserts that without vetting, no candidacy is possible and notes friends understand the point.
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Ange
Oeborn Mill No
Fall River
Mass
Denver
Johnson
Poa
Tf Tate
Taft Meets Tafting War Amid Political Combine
Washington reports describe a tense conference among Republican leaders over party strategy and policy, with Taft consulting advisers on delicate matters. A notable session included Arthur J. Vorys as a potential national committee chair. A postal-card taint story accompanies the dispatch, showing a Taft-themed two-sided card with a 16 cent stamp and electric globe imagery.
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Washington
Borreth
Ohie
Arthur J. Vorys
Albottel
Tatt
Taliente
Gutheringe
Varys
Iain
Wiesbiteten
Bine
Tae
Noan Tehenedi
Hot Springs
Pat Wars Preathy
Taft
United States
Sherman
Taftica
Washington Post Office
Brooklyn Chief Attends National Democratic Convention
Colter, president of the borough of Brooklyn, began today for the national Democratic convention at Denver. He called for an anti-injunction plank in the platform and referenced the Gompers plank.
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New York
Dame
Bird
Colter
Brooklyn
Denver
Gompers
Tragic Deluge Sweeps Wellington Killing Five
In Wellington Kansas a six foot high flood roared through the bottoms just before midnight, killing five people including Mrs Shirley Sheynain Mrs Ed West Albert Hughes a four year old and Mrs George Jackson. Twenty houses were washed from foundations and carried two to four blocks away by the torrent said to have risen from a rain storm near Cleero six miles north.
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Wellington
Kan
Shirley Sheynain
Ed West
Albert Hughes
George Jackson
Veue
Cleero
Lipton to Challenge Again for America's Cup
Lipton prepares to renew his bid for the America's Cup with a plan reportedly involving the New York Yacht Club as the defender. The effort centers on the latest challenger selections and the anticipated match calendar, with Lipton expressing confidence in victory and promising to delight American friends with his sport.
Roosevelt meets Whitney amid vague war aims
President Roosevelt discussed strategy with Caspar Whitney during a visit to Oster Base. The talks touched on contested Pacific possessions and aims for a possible reallocation, but no definite actions or timing were set, leaving the plan uncertain.
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Nootte
Roosevelt
Caspar Whitney
Oster
Didiberdt
Fiis
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Bishop Potter In Critical Health, New York
Bishop Henry C. Potter of New York is reported by physicians to be in a dangerous state of health. The 72 year old church leader has stomach trouble and related illnesses, and relatives have been summoned to his bedside.
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Cooperstawia
N.Y. Jttne
Henry C. Potter
New York
Obituary notices and local real estate transfers
The widow of Solomon Juday dies in New Paris at 70. C V Bishop dies suddenly in Bristol aged about 42. A newborn eight pound boy for Mr and Mrs M F Isbell. Mrs Joseph Oberlin dies in Waterloo aged 64. burial in Goshen. High school graduates listed. Prairie Flower school to hold picnic near Goshen. Fred Kerstetter dies from train accident injuries. Numerous personal notices. many locals traveling and visiting. A list of Elkhart and Goshen property transfers totaling several thousand dollars follows.
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Solomon Juday
New Paris
J. C. Beck
Jefferson Township
C. V. Bishop
Bristol
Bishop
Goshen
M. F. Isbell
Joseph Oberlin
Waterloo
High School
Morton EB. Stevens
Andrew J. Myers
Frank W. Hawks
Eugene Davis
Will C. Peters
Nellie al *Bright
Capt. Mitchell
Prairie Flower School
Grand Union
McCamsey's Grove
Fred Kerstetter
Acci
Fred
Frank Zinn
Jacob W. Myers
Texas
H. M. Dean
Ohio
J. M. Whitehead
Old Settlers
LaPorte
Stephen Whitaker
Ledo
al * Fassett
South Bend
Harry Kat
Temperance and reform conferences set for July dates
A temperance workers conference will begin soon and run for a week. The Indiana Association of Photographers will hold its annual convention and summer school starting July 20. A clean state and municipal government revival opens at Winona July 22 under the International Reform Bureau led by Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts. Rev Chesteeen Smith leads a Methodist young people rally July 24 and 25.
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Indiana Association of Photographers
Vato
Winona
International Reform Bureau
Wilbur F. Crafts
Washington
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Iowa
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London
Dane
Thomas Lipton
Sip Thomas
Sid Thant
Democrat
Willard W. Sterling
D. C. Martin
Elkhart
John E. Dengler
Willis McCoy
James A. Juday
L. B. Whippy
Samuel R. Hoover
Eliabeth Yoder
Peter Longacher
Hubert Huff
Oscar Truby
Frank W. Shirley
Millersburg
Henry Kreps
William H. Powles
Richard Ryder
Ed. J. Farmer
J. Farmer
Frank Kleinest
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
George W. Rule
Jefferson Theatre
Kinodrome
the Jefferson
Palace of Amusement
Great Challenge Sale
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Lily Dale
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Tex
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Minn
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Michigan
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Playola
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