Vice Presidential Post Rumors Roil Democratic Scene
The discussion centers on possible vice presidential picks as delegates arrive in Denver California’s Theodore A. Bell is praised as temporary chairman while Alabama’s Neary D. Clayton is eyed for permanent chair. Names from New York and Indiana surface, including Morgan O’Brien and John Kern, with labor-adjacent figures discussed amid platform tensions and injunction plank debates.
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Roger C. Bailiyan
Ilinois
Bryan
Bell
Neary D. Clayton
Alabama
Bal- Tey
Clayton
Republiccn Resolutions Committee
Resolutions Committee
Hokot
Johnson
Minnesota
George Gray
Delaware
Aguramn
New York
Morgan J. O'Brien
New York Supreme Court
Hermian J. Mats
Brooklyn
Charles A. Towne
Lewis
Chanterieutenant
Franeia Burton Harrison
Towne
Judge O'Brien
Alton B. Parker
Judge O’brien
Douglas Iz
William J., Douglas
Massachusetts
Douglas
Archibald McNeil
Bridgeport
Conn
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Illinois
Labor
American Federation of Labor
Taggart
Indiana
John W. Kern
Benjamin F. Shiveley
Must Enter Judgment in Toledo Property Dispute
Henderson of Memphis, Tenn., wins temporary possession as Ohio Supreme Court adjourns without ruling on title to Toledo city square. Federal rulings have favored Henderson after reversals by the United States circuit court of appeals. Judge Taylor withholds entry until court decision, now unable to delay further.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Henderson
Memphis
Tenn
R. W. Taylor
Federal Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Taylor
Ohio Supreme Court
Tennessee
Alleged Joke Delivers Ambulance Prank at Wedding
In Butler Pennsylvania on June 29, jokers called two ambulances to the Klingensmith home during the ceremony for Mr and Mrs R D Stitt. The two undertakers arrived with paramedics thinking there were casualties but found a bride and groom. The pranksters face billing for the ambulance service.
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Butler
Hymen
R. D. Stitt
J. W. Pontius
Thomas P. Klingensmith
Faithful to the End Little Dog Guards Dead Mistress
In Cumberland Maryland on June 29 Priscilla Brown widow of Johan Brown aged 61 was found dead in bed. A dog gifted by Governor Lowndes stood guard at the bedside and had to be lassoed before the undertaker could remove the body. The article notes she left considerable property and no known relatives.
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Denver
Cal
Bryan
Uch
Theodore A. Bell
California
Mr. Bell
Thomas Taggart
Cumberland
Prigcilla Brown
Johan Brown
Lloyd Lowndes
Lowndes
Taft Plans Hot Springs Conference After Nomination
Secretary Taft rests after nomination and travels with Charles P. Taft to Washington. A national committee meeting on July 8 may be followed by a Hot Springs conference with Republican leaders. The Tafts will summer at The Homestead Virginia, with Taft to golf and ride, staying in the presidential suite.
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Washington
William Howard Teft
Tila
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Repubican
Hot Springs
James 8. Sherman
Charlie
Helen
Robert
Homestead
McKinley
Warm Springs
Clarence R. Edwards
Syracuse Varsity Eight Wins Hotly Contested Race
Syracuse wins the four mile varsity eight race on the Hudson by less than a length over Columbia and Cornell. Time 19 minutes 4 1/5 seconds in one of the season’s most hotly contested events.
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Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
N. C
Syracuse Varsity Craw
Yarsity
Columbia
Cornell
Hudson River
Windog
One Victim Dead in Warren Highway Crash
A Warren Pennsylvania accident leaves Eric Anderson, 46, dead and two others fatally injured. Mrs Eric Anderson, 42, R M Knabb, and a man with jaw fractures suffer serious injuries as a family outing collides with a gutter during a turn. Five travelers, including two small children, escape unharmed. Williamsport Autopark ambulance crew rushes victims to Emergency Hospital. Knabb barrel works proprietor among prominent locals.
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Tatant Dat
Erickison
Froi City
Mra. Kni
Derson
Knabb
Hmergey Hospital
Prospector's Oil Lease Knowledge Tugs Steubenville Scene
In Steubenville Ohio on June 23 the oil boom nears peak with nearly forty new companies formed to lease land along the Ohio river. Landowners face pressure from operators and lawyers while a well drills near Junction and Logan’s prediction of water burning looms over the district.
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Steubenville
Ohio River
Drusi
Logan
Three Children Die in Fire at Klimacks Home
Cleveland report: W A Klimacks home fire claims three children Arthur Klimacks age nine Walter Klimacks age four Ida Klimacks age two. Father William Klimacks badly burned and in critical condition. Mother Annie Klimacks and Mary Ehrman injured. Fire started upper part of house from unknown cause while the father made a desperate rescue attempt.
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Cleveland
W. A. Kiimacks
Arthur Klimacks
Wailer Klimacks
Ida Kiimacks
Willliam
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