Gag Rule Drives Taft Allies in Contested Delegates Fight
The Taft camp and allies led by Cannon Fairbanks Knox and Hughes press to land southern contested delegates. The committee weighs executive sessions as Alabama and Kentucky contests spark claims of federal influence and exclusions. Manning accuses Roosevelt appointees of rigging Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Fairbanks
Knox
Hughes
Barten
Alabama
F.C. Bryan
Kentucky
Hitchcock
Wairbanks
Joseph G. Manning
Roosevelt
Alfred Cooley
Sain
Taft
Interior Department
New
Attorney Keegan
Washington
Maj
B. C. Bryan
Minnesota Governor Johnson Visits Auditorium Annex
Chicago June 5 Gov Johnson of Minnesota called at the Auditorium Annex last night to observe Republican party activities. He greeted Harry S New and Del Stone, saying delegates appeared to be doing well. He remarked his southern trip was productive and described the outing as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dreyfus Assassination Attempt Spurs Anti Semitic Outcry
Paris reports show Louis Antheline-Gregori, accused of attempting Major Dreyfus's murder, believed to act as an agent for anti Semite groups. Police raid his Paris apartments and Parmain villa seeking compromising papers. Maurras of L Action Francaise is under investigation after detailing a violent proposal to kill Dreyfus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Antheline- Gregori
Major Dreyfus
Pantheon
Parmaln
Ota Dreyfus
Gregori
L'Action Francaise
Charles Maurras
Marraus
M. Daudet
Lieut. Bousfleury
Esch On Postwar Achievements And Navy Reforms
Esch reflects on a busy session highlighting abolition of irons in the navy and a new District of Columbia child labor law. He notes the long session taxed by endurance and cites July start for Sparta artillery range operations with a $150,000 appropriation, aimed at testing battlefield conditions.
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District of Columbia
la Fallette
Esch
Olberg
Mr. Esch
Navy
Hech
Sparta
Purse Food Baby Show crowns Marguerite Berg prettiest
A baby show at the Purse Food Exhibition awarded five dollars in gold to Marguerite Berg two days after her second birthday as the prettiest baby in the contest. The event drew 25 entries, with Alpert Kelley and the twins Louise and Eloise among top finishers. next show planned with 25 prizes. Professor Nielsen spoke on milk and pasteurization, debunking myths about nutrient loss and detailing safe, modern processes.
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Lttle
Marguerite Berg
A. E. Berg
Avon Street
Misa Marguerie
Altért Kelley
Mra
A. H. Kelley
Ttwin
Louise
Eloise
A. H. Cowles
Charles.Linsa
Bryant-Sisson Company
Albert Kelley
A. H. Malley
Laurae
A. Selonke
Lucile
F. E. Schwerdifeger
Jack
J. G. Frost
Joseph
EH. G. Matts
Clayton
A. Burkland
Russell
H. M. Patterson
Carl
Marguerite
F. Stingte
Frances
F. B. Smith
Arthur
J. Andre
Titian
B. Stutz
Lydia
G. Buss
M. Harvey
Mra. E
Robert
CG. W
Canton
Paliwoda Case Heard In Circuit Court
The defense argues for the accused John Paliwoda in a burglary trial at the circuit court this morning. Witnesses from the north side and Indian hill testify to his good reputation, while the store owner’s testimony about the goods and Paliwoda’s statements show conflicts. The defense is believed to have made a strong impression and the case may go to the jury this afternoon unless the judge takes decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paliwoda
Fruit
Dolliver Rules Out Vice Presidency
Senator Dolliver declared he does not covet the vice presidency, saying he would not want to belittle the honor and prefers rest and repose this summer, revealing no desire to pursue the national office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort burGh
Yuusa
Dolliver
Paige
Jobbers May Go to Waukon on June 10
La Crosse Manufacturers and Jobbers Union invites to attend a Woodman celebration in Waukon Iowa on June 10. If union directors approve at their meeting Saturday the first trade excursion of the year to Watken may be organized next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Waukon
H. L. Dayton
la Crease Manufacturers & Jobbers’ Union
Watken
J. W. Bryant
H. J. Hirahheimer
R. Calvert
John G. Burns
le C. Colman
Henry Gund
la Crosse Club
Sustained rulings shape Milwaukee court cases
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld lower court decisions in multiple cases. Montgom ery received seven years. Alderman Okershauser was convicted of soliciting a bribe for votes to authorize a sidetrack. Other rulings: Pfeiffer v Marshall and Wilbur awarded $1,772.60. Lizzie Hamann awarded $3,500 from Milwaukee Bridge Co. for husband’s death. Weber v Swallow reversed for contributory negligence. Pollock case affirmed against sentence appeal. Gotz awarded $300. Western legal actions involving Arizona lands, tax on stock trusts, and West Allis property sale were affirmed or reversed as noted.
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Montgomery
Okershauser
Milwaukee
Adam Grogs
Gross’Coal Company
A. Certar
Ignatz’ Gorski
John G. Pfeiffer
E. B. Marshall
F. P. Wilbur
Lizzie-Hamann
Herman Weber
Geo. G. Swallow
Swallow
Charles Gataweller
Milwaukee Electric Railway’ & Hight Company
Contnental Casualty Company
Kiling
Frank Tomlinson
Pollock
Alfred K. Gotz
Power and Mining Machine’ Company
Supreme, Y Court
J. M. Lehr
Standard Lead & Zinc
Arizona
Mary Carney
Milwaukee County
Thenit
Frak Garney
Supreme’ Court
Helen Koalk
Joan Cyaplewski
Hoffman May Be LFE Cripple After Fairground Accident
Relatives fear Paul Hoffman, injured in a city merry-go-round accident, may be crippled for life as leg muscles were torn and physicians doubt recovery. He was taken to a hospital and will be moved to his home in Horton, Wisconsin.
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Paul Hoffman
Horl¢on,Wis
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