Knox Men Rally Behind Knox For President In Pennsylvania
A large Pennsylvania convention backed Philander C. Knox for president with J E Burke of Pittsburg as temporary chair. Delegates supported a tariff revision to adapt to current needs while urging careful change by the party, warning against Democratic or demagogic manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Knox
J .E. Burke
Pittsburg
Joseph A. Langftt
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
America
Republican Party of
Congress
Bolters Meet in Alabama Faction Chooses Delegates
An uninstructed Republican delegation from Alabama amid anti administration faction gathers in Brewton to pick an uninstructed vote for Chicago. Julius Davidson chairs the state convention while Charles H. Scott attends to observe and participate in leadership discussions. Delegates from all nine districts are present. Representatives from other states monitor for their candidates. In Union Springs the Third district negro faction instructs for Foraker naming S P Parish and J H Culver as national delegates aligned with Davidson against Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewixonam
Ala
Julius Davidson
Charles H. Scott
Alabama
National Committee
Chicago
Montgomery
Ava
Third District
Union Springs
Foraker
S. P. Parish
Lee
Republicans win control of Ohio state convention at Jackson
Police kept peace as administration supporters installed J. B. Yellowly as chairman and T. W. McAllister as secretary after a roll call of Voraker followers. Foraker faction expected to bolt and name its own delegates at a separate convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mass
Voraker
J. B. Yellowly
T. W. McAllister
Foraker
Republican State Executive Committee
Ratiteiaiees
Bei Bck
Chicago
No Competition for Paper Prices Revealed by Committee
John Norris of the New York Times testified before a House select committee that H G Craig & Co controlled seven independent paper mills before their consolidation into a single selling agency. He said the mills operated without independent pricing and did not vary prices, signaling centralized control of news print paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Wood Pulp and Print Paper
John Norris
New York Times
H. G. Craig & Co
Norris
Isman Mann
Morris
Craig & Co
Mann
Obvious horse sale dispute ends in replevin suit
J D Oliver, partner in a horse and mule firm, announces a replevin suit in Kansas City Kansas to retrieve a horse after a buyer Wolberg paid $125 to a stranger and kept the animal. Wolberg says he bought in good faith and will keep the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Uss City
Eee c
Carley
Wolberg
Kansas City
J. D. Oliver
Kas
Park rowdies warned by judge in police court
Judge Kyle told park rowdies there would be no leniency. Joseph McGuire, 18, faced disturbance of the peace charges after police arrested him near Eighteenth and Holmes streets. The judge warned he would fine offenders up to 500 for harassing parkgoers and ordered police to act to keep parks decent.
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Kyle
Joseph McGuire
D. A. Bateman
Holmes It
Eighteenth
Holmes Streets
McGuire
Conk Jones Dies. Funeral Held in Perry Kansas
Cameron Kunkle known as Conk Jones, a longtime figure in local sports circles, died Sunday near Excelsior Springs after a two year illness. He started gambling in Dodge City under Bat Masterson, later ran a gambling house in Topeka, and came to Perry about fifteen years ago where he remained popular.
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Cameron Kunkle
Conk” Jones
Perry
Kas
Kunkle
Excelsior Springs
Conk Jones
Conk
Dodge City
Bat” Masterson
Masterson
Jones
Topeka
Oklahoma Liquor Dispenser Appointments Across Towns
Robert Lozier state superintendent of dispensaries named local dispensers for Atoka Durant Ardmore Hugo Lehigh Tishomingo Wister Marietta Idabel Sulphur Hartshorne Ada Autiers Wewoka Blackwell Powhattan Duncan Lawton Oklahoma City Pawnee Perry Purcell Ryan Stillwater Pauls Valley and more. About eighty total dispensers will start within a week or ten days. The other item notes a unidentified body recovered in the Missouri river junction Kansas City with police seeking details from Davenport Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dean
Atoka
M. H. Burton
Durant
F. A. Butts
Ardmore
J. W. King
Hugo
Alexander Steelman
Lehigh
R. H. Simpson
Tishomingo
F. B. McNeal
Wister
Marietta
John KF. Marshal
Idabell
W. Draper
Adil
George P. Charleyville
Sulphur
J. M. Vinnell
Hartshorne
Purcell
J. L. Henderson
Ryan
L. B. Morgan
Stillwater
B. L. Palliam
Pauls Valley
Brief Bits of City News in Joplin and Independence
A.B. Cragin of First National Bank Joplin visited the city. Samuel Tate joined Independence fire department by city council vote. Independence hosts a Merry Widow club meeting at Bertha Newis home. Divorce suit filed in Independence by Harry C. vs Irene Hobbs, married 1907 in Kansas City Kansas. Florence Crittenton home benefit to be held at Edward J McNamara home 3123 Michigan Ave. Henry Callahan injured by stone in quarry at Highland Lat St. Joseph yesterday.
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A. Cragin
First Naitional Bank of
Joplin
Samuel Tate
Independence Fire Department
Independence
Merry Widow Club
Bertha Newis
West
Maple Avenue
Harry C
Irene Hobbs
Kansas City
Kas
Florence Crittenton
Edward
J. McNamara
Michigan Avenue
Henry Callahan
Highland
Lat St. Joseph
Bloody Sacrifice Case Shocks Pennsylvania Kin
Coroner opens inquiry into the death of Irene May Smith a four year old girl killed by her parents and uncle in a Nazareth area religious frenzy. Bachman the uncle claims possession by the devil and says he acted on heavenly command while the father mentally distressed and the mother denounces the sect as a myth. Bachman vows crucifixion and execution to fulfill a divine mission.
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Easton
Fetherolf
Nazareth
Here
Irene May Smith
Henry Smith
Alliance
Smiths
Bachman
God
Earth
Smith
Atlantic fleet will not stop at Fiji islands on voyage
The Atlantic fleet leaving San Francisco in July will not touch Fiji ports. One auxiliary with wireless gear will base in Suva for several days to maintain contact with the Navy Department by wireless during the 3,850 mile voyage from Honolulu to Auckland.
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Washington
Atlantic Fleet
San Francisco
Fiji Islands
Suva
Navy Department
Honolulu
Auckland
Kansas City Grade School Concert Opens Weekend Fun
A May festival by Kan sas City Kansas grade school children will be staged in the high school auditorium at Ninth Street and Minnesota Avenue Friday at 8 p m and Saturday at 2 30 p m A chorus of 100 seventh and eighth grade pupils from twelve schools will be directed by Miss Florence Gray The Saturday matinee targets children with classes from various grades also performing A separate lecture by Dr Bancroft on Lincoln's assassination will follow at Grand Avenue Methodist Church under the Team Owners association banner.
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Kansas City
Kas
Ninth Street
Minnesota Avenue
Florence Gray
Bancroft
T. D. Bancroft
Ford
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Grand Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Team Owners’ Association
Ridenour-Baker Company
Tabernacle
Wedding of Miss Sallie Scott Hill Featured in Green and White Attire
Society notes cover the May wedding of Miss Sallie Scott Hill of Keytesville and Miss Clara Helle Roe with bridesmaids in white satin gowns and Easter lilies in a church ceremony. The Field couple hosted a reception at Mrs. Richard H. Keith’s home and departed for an Eastern wedding journey after July 1. Local guests from St. Louis Cleveland and Fort Leavenworth attended, with extensive floral decor and gifts.
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Twine
J. Muay
Miss McDonald
John
Charles K
Wit W. Talman
St. Laie
Old Young
Fort Leavenworth
Fred Vincent
Sallie Scott Hill
Keytesville
Clara Helle Roe
Julia Thompson
Aurelia Fitzpatrick
Charles S. Keith
Emily Keith
Fiath
Roy Coeworth
Princess Empire
Friends
Killarney
George D. Fisher
St. Louis
Eugene Grasselli
Cleveland
George F. Young
Keith
George F Youn
E. R. Martin
Edward T. Wilder
Kimber Barton
Po H. Tiernan
C. W. Hastings
Vipats Lee
Charles S
W. Johnson
R. H. Keith
Wallace Ferry
Adelina Richards
C. C. English
Margaret Carter
Frederick D. Pare
Laura Lee
Ker
Louise Massey
Robert Keith
Helen Bkenham
Field
Broadway
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Missouri River
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Gibson & Porter
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Ernest Erdman
City News
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Eve
Garden of Eden
Son Ool Children
Sam Lawson
Judge
Sam
William R. Nelson
Miss Nelson
New Ore
Josephine Bird
Willis Wood
Hattie Shields
Richmond
Sara Wingate
James McMullen
Mont Forest
Canada
Mrs. McMullen
Walter 5. Dickey
Mrs. N. P. Simonds
Helen Gentry
C. G. Noble
George C. Mosher
Broatlands
Henry H. Hutchings
St. Paul
Longan
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Mra
J. A. Miller
Hearn
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Swan's
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Harold
Lathrop, Mo
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Minn
Seandia State Bank
London
Gordon É Koppelsone
Walnut ST
John Taylor
Copenhagen
Simon
East Lith Street
KE Bros. & Garvey All Paper CO
A . Ments
To Morrow
Guernsey & Murray
Scarboro Beach
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Murray Grocers
Main St
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To-Morrow's
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Ecrema
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