Lieutenants of Teddy Declare Colonel Will Not Head Moose Party
Chicago June reports Walter Brown of Toledo and Opie of the progressive national committee say Roosevelt will not head the Bull Moose ticket. They warn Hughes is favored by Roosevelt backers and note looming splits over independent nomination. Leaders debate best path as rain-soaked Chicago braces for ballot action and party infighting intensifies.
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MOOSE
Chicago
Coliseum
Walter Brown
Toledo
Opie
Progressive National Committee
George W. Perkins
Roosevelt
Troomevelt
Hughes
Republicaan
Repubicans
Progressive
Hiram Johnson
Glifford Pinchot
Raymond Robbins
Willam Allen White
Gifford Pinchot
Harold Trekers
Illinois
Henry Allen
Kansas
Mr. Pinchot
Sentimer
Foosevelt
Moon
Khm
Brown
Perkine
Justus
Oyster Bay
Rowevelt
Congress Hotel
Deven
Hoosevelt
Mir
Raymond Robiny
Sone
Soa
Huches
Agai U
Hoowevelt
Senator Fall
Democrata
Gifford Minchot
T. ER
Perkins
Perking
Merkins
Old Guard
Elks Elect Officers At South Dakota Convention
Huron June 1 The South Dakota Elks chose Lead as the site for the next convention. Elected officers include Wadeworth of Sioux Falls president C N Mellvaine of Huron vice president John Neary of Lead secretary and S H Collins of Aberdeen treasurer.
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Huron
South Dakota
Elks
Wadeworth
Sioux Falls
C N. Mellvaine
Vicw
John Neary
H Collins
Aberdeen
Why Flower Colors Change With Chemistry
An article explains how the color of flowers shifts between pink red and blue due to the plant sap’s alkalinity or acidity. Alkaline sap yields purple pink flowers while acidic sap turns them blue, with many white or pink blooms showing color changes during bloom.
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Wurphelme
Helene
Wohda
Brown Leads in Treasureship Count in Des Moines Nomination
June results from 74 counties show State Treasurer Brown ahead by 6 227 votes for a third term over Senator C HM Thomas of Kent. George Wilson leads for attorney general by 1 200 votes over Henover, with nominations going to state convention. Ames and Cother lead for railroad commissioner, Harding ahead of Cossen and Allen for secretary of state, and Moore leading for lieutenant governor with Hanna and Brady following.
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Brown
C. HM. Thomas
Kent
Hoyt
George Wilson
Henover
Ames
Cother
Harding
Cossen
Allen
Haszeelquist
Moore
Leutenant
Hanna
Brady
Mexican Muddle May Be Cleared by Commission
Washington reports a potential shift toward arbitration between the United States and Mexico under a proposed commission. The plan, based on an old treaty, would have equal numbers of U S and Mexican commissioners hear disputes including troop withdrawal, indemnities, customs, Vera Cruz, and border issues. President Wilson’s final decision on arbitration to General Carranza remains unclear.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Thoes
Carranz
Carranza
Nath Ribet
Vera Cruz
International Bowndor
Commission Probl
South America
Wilon
General Carranza
Will Orpet Murder Trial Opens in Wisconsin Case
In Waukegan Illinois on June 9 Will H Orpet the University of Wisconsin student charged with the murder of Marian Lambert faced a pivotal ruling. Judge Donnelly ordered letters written by the defendant to the girl handed to the defense. The trial is expected to last about a month with 125 expected witnesses for the state and 25 for the defense. The case hinges on circumstantial evidence and the letters expected to be key to the prosecution. Some letters from Madison era posters reveal the couplely relationship ranging from infatuation to coolness.
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Will Orpet
Marion Lambert
Donnelly
Til
Will H. Orpet
University of Wisconsin
Marian Lambert
David K. Joslyn
Joslyn
Frank Lambert
Ralph Cady
Orpet
Chicago
Madison
Wis
Riot Quelled in Chihuahua City Over U.S. Troops Presence
An anti American riot in Chihuahua City last night ended after military forces dispersed protesters who hurled stones near the American consulate and foreign club. A few Americans tied to anti government factions were not molested and private houses were attacked amid remonstrations over U.S. troops remaining in Mexico.
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Chihuahua City
Mex
Masn
Foreign Club
Chihuahua
Prew Ornrment
Mexico
Antonio Rocha Bandit Shot and Captured in Mexico
Antonio Rocha, alleged bandit, shot and captured by Mexican soldiers opposite Mercedes in Mexico. He is jailed at Matamoros and faces extradition efforts to Texas to stand trial for murders of Filgento Cuellar, a deputy, and Cuttin Bayles, a rancher, near Mercedes.
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San Antonio
Tex
Antonio Rocha
Filgento Cuellar
Hidalgo County
Oleo
Cuttin Bayles
Merecedes
Mercidesa
Mexico
Poo Matamoras
Rodin
Texas
Trio
Trains Collide on Third Avenue Line
In New York two elevated trains on the Third Avenue line collided this afternoon causing a fire. Early reports cited the death toll at least a dozen with about 40 injured as crews fought flames and passengers were rescued by firemen from the burning wreckage.
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New York
Third Avenue Line
Hey
Shaw Candidate for the Vice Presidency
Chicago reports Leslie M Shaw, former secretary of the treasury, signaling a bid for the vice presidency. He claims to control a sizable bloc of delegates and has been negotiating with managers, sending letters from the Congress Hotel.
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Treasury
Chicago
Trry
Leslie M Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Congress Hotel
Wife of Noted Birdman Granted Divorce
Mrs Dorothy Taylor Grahame White of New York was granted a divorce from aviator Claude Grahame-White. The decree cites his failure to comply with the restitution of conjugal rights ordered last January while he served as a flight commander in the Hunt Feb aviation service.
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London
Claude Grahame-White
Missorothy Taylor
New York
Grahame-White
Huntfeb Aviation Service
Burton Scores High In Southern Primary
Return figures from 1 720 precincts show Ira I Robinson leading Republican nominations for governor A A Lilly close behind Howard Sutherland tops the U S Senate race with Hite Rougenbloom and White trailing In the Democratic governor race J K Cornwell leads with 12 040 votes Gary Hogg garners 4458 and an incumbent congressman is renominated in the second district Theodore Horton wins the Republican presidential preference by about 4000 over Woodrow Wilson The report mentions beer tariffs and a Perasia weed with dramatic nostril effects.
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Wheeling
W. Va
J. K. Cornwell
Col TE
Rene
Gary Hogg
Bowers
H.C. Woodyand
Theodore Horton
Republic
Woodrow Wilson
Domonomile Indoraement
Artesian Club Defeats Desmet and Letcher in Carthage Ball Games
Artesian ball club of Artesian D. D. won twice at Carthage on June 6, beating the Desmet club 8 to 1 in the forenoon and the Letcher club 3 to 2 in the afternoon. Dick Kaufman pitched for Artesian. Roy Kaylor and Roy Cethwohl pitched for the opponents. Manager Sharnwober hit a home run in the Desmet game.
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Artesian Ball Club
Carthage
DeBmet
Leteher
Dick Kaufman
Demet
Roy Kaylor
Artesian Aauinet Leteher
Ragan
Roy Cetohwl
Heck Murnaugh
Letty Leteher
Artesian Demet
Sharnwober
Vushun Carfields in Manchuria Bolster Fuel Claims
The Vushun carfields of Manchuria operated by Japanese are believed to hold the world’s largest fuel stock, with an estimated 600 million tons of bituminous fuel contained within.
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Vushun
Manchuria
Power from distance drives the new Magland device
The text describes a power system operated remotely from a distance using electricity to drive the mechanism. It notes that the real work is done by a spring, not by the electric motor, with the rewinding of the spring playing a key role.
Republican Platform Drops Universal Army Training Debate
The resolutions committee voted 26 to 21 to omit universal military training from the platform while endorsing strong military and industrial preparedness. Mexico policy criticism and warnings on labor, tariffs, and protection of American interests mark the draft as a blend of 1912 themes with new provisions on Americanism and national defense.
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Coliseum, Dune
Republican Committee On Resolutions
United States
Republican Resolutions Committee
Mexico
Mexican
Republican Committee On Reslithiong
Moexica
Fall
New Mexico
Borah
Prer
Severaal
Democrats Hopeful as Bull Moose Split Benefits Wilson
Chicago observers note Democrats expect the Republican bull may split plans and aid Wilson in the 1912 race. National Committee member Wilbur Marsh of Iowa says if Roosevelt declines and Roosevelt or Hughes isn’t chosen, Progressive supporters may back Wilson, boosting Democratic hopes.
Suffrage Reception on Ghigazg Pier Unites Groups in China
June suffrage activity centers on Ghigazg Pier with a reception by the National American Suffrage Association at the municipal dock. The event includes informal meetings, a conference committee session, and a reception by the Union Real Suffrage Association, plus related gatherings at the Art Institute.
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China
National
How Municipal
Unioe
Real Buffrage
Art Institute
Hiinole Association
Submarine Ledad Beheefard Oiling Delayed Off Howport
The Washington June and the oiling of submarine Ledad Beheefard near Howport, UK was postponed to the navy department today by her commander Lieutenant Shonmock who hopes to get her afloat at high tide.
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June & Ie
Ledad
Howport
Navy Department
Pander
Shonmock
Suffrage Amendment Defeated in House Vote
The House yesterday defeated a proposed constitutional amendment to grant suffrage, with a 60 to 19 vote. The measure, submitted for voter consideration, aimed to extend the right to vote on a state level.
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Los
Syenen
United States Troops Readied in China Amid Tension
Dispatches from Tien Tain China report that U S troops there are ordered to hold in readiness as a precaution near Peking. French forces in Indochina are also moving, while Li Yuan Hung seeks loyalty from the Holy Guard. Reports note China and Japan dispatches show no imminent war despite recent instability after Yuan Shikai’s death.
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Tien Tain
China
United State
Peking
Annam
Meking
Li Yuan Hung
Che Bard
Yuan Shi Kai
Japan
Pekine
Americans Form Guard in China Amid Tien Tam Outpost
Washington reports twelve hundred men of the fifteenth infantry under Col. Harry C. Hale are stationed in Tien Tam and along the railroad to Peking. The unit totals 390 sailors and 390 marines composing the American military forces in China.
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Washington
Fifteenth Infantry
Harry C. Hale
Tien Tam
Peking
China
Austrian advances in Lutsk and Volhynia reported
An official dispatch via London states Austrian forces captured Lutsk and key positions in Volhynia amid a broader offensive. The report cites 64 officers and 11 000 troops along with large war materiel seized, indicating a major breakthrough in the Volynia triangle.
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Petrograd
London
Lutsk
Volhynia
Plan to Blockade All Greek Ports
London announced a strict blockade plan to seal all Greek ports. Efforts aim to prevent supplies reaching the enemy and strengthen defensive measures against incursions.
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London
Janett
Old Guard Douts and Roosevelt Talk at Chicago Convention
A dispatch from Chicago describes tense deliberations at the Republican convention. Delegates face a cold, stony crowd as Chauncey Depew and others speculate on Roosevelt, Wilson, and factional loyalties while preparations for a platform unfold and old guard influence seems to wane.
Teddy Roosevelt Secures North Carolina Delegates
Reports indicate Theodore Roosevelt won North Carolina in the Republican presidential preferential primary held last Saturday. Justice Hughes carried two districts while Roosevelt led in several counties as delegates to the national convention were allotted.
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Valentig
Justice Hughes
Tive Roonevelt i
North Carolina
Hughes
Mederal
Duces J. C. Pri Herd
Dent Marah
Pass Consular Bill Marks Budget for City Projects
Washington notes passage of a consular appropriation bill signaling funds for U S art and cultural improvements and city projects. details mention 60 000 for a building in Penanme City and 100 000 for central officer costs amid rising living costs. The report references a 52 854 production value and notes the foreign chamber of commerce status of a local entity in the area.
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United
Bsheaoghwl
Chia
Penanme City
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