Taft Forces Win Contests in Alabama and Arkansas
Chicago June 6 reports show the Republican national committee decided the Alabama and Arkansas contests in favor of Taft instructed delegates. Protests against Hitchcock, Statter, and Phelps were debated, with objections about proxies and conflicts of interest. Alabama's twenty-two delegates were pivotal, while Florida, Georgia, and Kentucky contests were to be heard next.
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Chicago
I Hox
Pennsylvania
Fairlanka
Joseph G. Cannon
Taft
Mesera
Hitchcock
Statler
Phelps
Republican National Committee
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Frank H. Hitchcock
Arthur F. Statter
the Treasury
Charles G. Phelps
Washington
National Committee
New Mexico
Alaska
North Dakota
Joseph B. Keating
United States
District of Indiana
Fairbanks
James Francis Burke
Knox
W. F. Aldrich
Congress
Scott-Davidson
Basha
Mesars
Statter
Aldrich
Meears
Blatter
Qay
D. Street
Thompson
Clartén
Scott
Ragsideon
Blevenson
Solo
Beott
Algbams
Congressiona Kway Apa
Henry D. McCoy
Pullpine Islands
Grell A. Lyon
Texas
Myron 1
Ttervick
Ohio
Luay
Ingip
Lyon
Roosevelt
Natonal Committee
Coliseum
William ¥. Stone
Arma
Aga E. Stratton
Montgomery
Ormsby McHarg
O. C. Street
William Fairley
Birmingham
United Mineworkers’ Gasqojation
N. H. Alexander
Street
Ing
Scott- Deavid
Thonpyon
Alexander
Thownson
Somnambulist Miss Louise McMantey Astonishes with Dream Travels
A Warsaw Indiana woman, Louise R. McMantey, is described as a remarkable somnambulist whose sleep trips carry her to major world cities. She walks, talks, writes, and even drafts a will while in trance, yet wakes with no memory of the events. Her condition triggers vivid, uncontrollable wanderings and bizarre episodes witnessed by relatives and friends.
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Miss McManney
Indiana
Tasleep
Ilvea
Warsaw
Indl
Louise R. McMantey
Ales McMantey
Haying
Tragic father son double suicide attempt ends in murder
Henry Studolph Amann, 43, harassed by finance and family troubles in Chicago, murdered his 12 year old son Walter after sessions of attempted abandonment and failed suicide. Walter pleaded to die together and the pair planned to walk into danger near Fort Sheridan before Amann attacked and wounded himself. Walter died in his arms while Amann survived and is hospitalized. Amann had lost wealth in speculation and factory investments. a German estate awaited settlement.
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Henry Studolph Amann
Chicago
Walter
Fort Sheridan
Amann
Lake Forest
Hort
Sheridan
Sove
the Aly
Amano
Germany
Hls
Tragic Naval Academy Commencement Night Rail Crash
A Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railroad collision near Annapolis last evening killed eight and seriously injured several others amid domestic festivities for the Naval Academy graduation. Victims include Richard Norton, A H Schultz, Ruth Slaughter, and Ruth Slaughter’s father General Trafic Manager William E Slaughter among Baltimore and New York figures. numerous others from Baltimore and nearby cities were hurt. The wreck halted service as investigators work to determine why orders were ignored and two special cars collided at Leitz Gate, with injured rushed to Emergency Hospital.
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Annapolia
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railroad Company
Navak Academy
Desd
Richard Norton
Baltimore
Ee A. H. Schultz
Balmore
Shriber
Zach O'Neal
New York
Ruth Slaughter
Slaug Ter
William E. Slaughter
W. McDaniel
George White
Thomas Williams
Wi Hams
Harry Jacobson
Mra
A. Schultz
McDaniels
Peter J. Campbell
Mignon’ Campbell
White Fred W. Schlans
J. H. Dennis
James H. Brualeurs
Thomas Wilson
William Finn
van Mater
Martinabu
Har
Philadelphia
Naval Academy
Lest's
Em Bency Hospital
Uncle Sam Moves Test of Commodity Clause in Progress
Government sues coal carriers amid seven petitions against railroads including Pennsylvania Reading Central of New Jersey and Lehigh Valley. Hepburn amendment to the act to regulate commerce questioned. seven complaints focus on corporate control and director designations in the subsidiary lines. Negroes shoot deputy in Oklahoma City chase. sheriff wounded as they pursue Alfred Hunter linked to a prior killing. Officials in Wilkes-Barre hold hearings over a period as coroner’s inquiry is appointed.
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Philadelphia
Pills Equity
Pennsylvania
Reading
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Chee, Delaware
Lackawanog and Weatura
Delaware
Hudgon
Brier
Lehigh Valley
Roige
Hepburn
Pommarce
Anc
Brierity
Oklahoma City
Okla
George W. Garrison
Oklhoma City
Hitchcos
Fisherly
Alfred Hunter
James Klugebury
Suse Pride
Wifey Seeks Divorce Over Clothes and Freedom
Florence Beal of Northside files for divorce from Walter Beal a traveling salesman alleging seven years of fear to dress attractively. She claims spousal restrictions on her clothing and demands nonsupport while asserting her right to choose outfits that suit her style.
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Florence Beal
Northside
Cincionat
Walter Beal
Beal
Emin
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Tabard Fun Library
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