Convention Chaos as Taft Leads in Roll Call
The chaotic national convention erupts as a roaring gallery stage shifts to Roosevelts supporters while Lodge orders a full state roll call. Taft leads early, but final tallies show Taft 701, Roosevelt 3, La Follette 25, with other votes for Hughes Knox Foraker and Cannon. The platform battle ends with a large bloc backing a candidate and calls for unity after a tumultuous day.
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Lodge
Alabama
Arkansas
Taft
New York
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Joseph G. Cannon
Ilinoia
Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
Charles H. Hughes
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
William H. Taft
Lewis Emery, Jr
Bradford
Cannon
Knox
Hughes
Oes
Stewart L. Woodford
Ehalf
Penrose
Boutell
Henry
Georgia
Foraker
la Follette
Committee On Resolutiona
Hopkins
Illinois
Cooper
Ilinois
Fordney
Michigan
Man
Maribanka
Hanly
C. B. ‘McCoy
Winconsta
Sapae LaFaliette
Move On Sale opens Friday with deep cuts on men’s wear
The Move On Sale runs thirty days starting Friday June 19 offering drastic price cuts across menswear including suits originally up to $18 now as low as $1.39 to $7.45 and dress shoes and hats marked down. Noxal hats soft and stiff drop to 1.79 from 2.60 while trousers and shirts show steep markdowns and ladies skirts appear at sale prices.
Death of Jeremiah Garman in tragic wagon accident
Jeremiah Garman of Bernget died in a wagon accident at Barnesboro Wednesday. A hay load was being loaded when a goring pole released, striking or knocking him from the wagon. He was carried to the Commercial Hotel and died at 11 PM from fractured injuries. He was 60, survived by three brothers and two sisters. Funeral held at Sidney Garman’s home in Berzinger.
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Mre
Maria Camero
State of Washington
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Berzinger
Sidney Garman
Homie
St Vincent Beats Normal in Turbulent Bataball Tilt
In a Thursday afternoon game at Normal field, St Vincent defeated Normal 9 to 4 after a seventh inning pause to allow players to catch trains. Dick McQuillough starred for St Vincent with five hits and strong defense, while Miller anchored Normal with base running and key plays. Umpire Dr. Beix. Also notes on Rheumatism relief via liniment and a ladies day at Elke Home with cards and a buffet.
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Coulte
Shortatoy
Dick McQullough
Jett
McParland
Delng
Alatuoia
Pierce
McCullough
Barterise
Pierca
Borgaug
Delaney
Be.xk
Waos
Elke
Elke' Pea
Mudis
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