Roosevelt Leads Ohio Delegates in Early Returns
Early results from Ohio show Roosevelt securing at least 32 of 42 district delegates with Harmon and Wilson each vying for influence. Taft trails with only a few districts won, while Roosevelt gains momentum toward the national convention as local conventions set the stage for large at large delegates. The voter turnout is reported as a strong show for Roosevelt, with Harmon favored in key counties.
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Wilson
Doels
Jars
Columbus
Ohio
Roosevelt
Natman
Taft
Avas
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Wilem
Bryan and
Clark
Aix
Democra Party
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LaFollette
Fulton County
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Ohio moves to withdraw from presidential race
Dixon urges President to withdraw as Ohio becomes the tenth Republican state to back the move. Taft and others face a death-knell verdict. The statement cites the people's judgment and implies Ohio could decide the Chicago contest. The fall of Cleveland and effort to unify the party frame the political moment.
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Dixon
Ohio
Taft
Shig Ein
Euine
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Taft Campaign in Ohio and Roosevelt Lead in several counties
The report cites campaign spending and delegate counts as Taft trails Roosevelt in several counties, with mentions of Wilson and Bryan. It notes Roosevelt leading in Ohio polls, Taft’s sleep on the train, and Dr. Rhoades predicting Taft’s strong appearance in New Jersey.
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Taft
Piltsburg
Ohio
Leity
Roosevelt
Tete
Ithie
Roosese
Iris Car
Cincinnati
Dennison
Tiothas
Rhoades
New Jersey
Injunction Heard In District Court By County Attorney
A district court session convened under Judge Smart to address liquor sale injunctions. The case involves shipping methods for liquor and alleged unlawful sales. Police report owners were arrested if unable to clear themselves of ties to liquor sales as proceedings continue.
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Suds Mart
Cott
Hymselv
Men's Meeting at the Presbyterian Church Addresses Youth
Reverend Hansen outlined lifelong duties of parents and guiding children at a men’s meeting last night at the Presbyterian church. A plan for a women’s study club was proposed, with no immediate need for a similar men’s group. The movement will continue through existing associations, awaiting expert visits from Dr. Hanson and Dr. Luccock to Lawrence and Minneapolis.
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Anson
Bain- Habit
Hanson
Lawrence
Atheast
Taft Defeat Attributed To Objections During Campaign
Roosevelt backers claim Taft’s loss stemmed from a combination of objections voiced by supporters of the Ohio senator in campaign chatter. Senator Dixon at Roosevelt headquar ters says there is no room left for argument after remarks at Columbus. Taft’s managers offered no unified statement as the party awaits next moves.
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Heli Stubbs
Kansas
Nell Wrduett
Dixon
Roosevelt National
Columbus
Olie
Ohio
Wes
Congress
Play Festival Program Promotes Park Event and Track Meet
A late 19th or early 20th century notice outlines a community play festival and track meet in South Park. About 100 boys entered, with schoolchildren from the ward planned to perform. The program includes dancing, drills, songs, and a parade, with the track meet to start after rehearsals.
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Wahdule
Will Guard Border Troops Stationed Across Line
Fragmentary garbled report mentions Mexican border guard deployment and a possible clash scenario. The piece references confusion over mail, a Darrow case, and American casualties, with minimal coherent details available.
Lawrence milk impure prompt dairy inspections report
Inspectors found Lawrence dairies in poor condition after a state visit. Officials describe several facilities as unsanitary while investigations continue into contamination risks and required penalties.
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Lawrence
Roosevelt Declines Comment on Oyster Bay Convention
Fragmented report notes President Roosevelt not commenting on Oyster Bay convention matters. Mentions feelings about selections, party stance, and a temporary chairman. references to a convention’s keynote and leadership questions.
Fragmented Test Text From University Report
The readable fragments reference a university and department tests with terms like students, testers, and applications. It mentions Kansas City and a university context with unclear data on specific tests, procedures, or outcomes. The legible portion provides no coherent event or result to summarize beyond noting study activity.
CONDITION WORSE Cuban Trouble Continues to Grow More Serious
May 22 report notes deteriorating conditions as Cuban forces tighten control and restrict movement in affected areas. Government troops already limit activities in several districts while civilians face shortages and disruption. Women and children suffer as families seek safety amid ongoing tension.
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Sipiadio
Weis
Seabie
Ivan
Tifantey
Wadyn Farerins
Fap
Praviney Oriente
Professor Olin to Idaho Summer School Lecture Series
Professor Olin will deliver a series of lectures at the summer school session in Idaho. He plans travel to Moscow for this teaching stint and will remain there two weeks. He will address topics on public health and related reform efforts during the stay.
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Hele
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Unclear OCR fragment reports local action and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lacy McGee and legal action in a county, with garbled words suggesting a court or public notice. The readable portions show names and possible dates but lack coherent details for a full summary.
Tragedy and chaos ripple through tense House scene
Reported chaos and gunfire erupt in a chaotic House setting as officials and striking workers clash. Names and places are garbled in the OCR, but the incident centers on a violent disruption during mounting labor tensions and a threatened or actual shooting incident. The text references freight handlers, possible hospital and security concerns, with scattered mentions of dates and locations.
Wheat Tax Plan Aims to Boost State Elevations
Fragmented item suggests a statewide wheat policy or tax plan involving large quantities, mentioning Santa Fe and a guardian agency. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the note points to a push to support grain production and distribution within the state.
Wilson’s Oratory Delegates to Presbyterian Conference
A fragmentary report describes delegates tied to a Presbyterian conference, with mentions of Wilson and Lawrence. It notes a ceremony or gathering in Chicago and Kansas City where statements or readings occurred, and a misread line around a quarter after one in the morning.
County Attorney Commends Humane Society Growth Aid
County Attorney urges support for the Humane Society and its work. He praises the society’s aims, predicts growth, and stresses the need for member participation and ongoing cooperation with law enforcement and the public. The meeting included remarks on animal welfare, committee reports, and a tribute to late member Valith Nelerm.
Deep Water Woes Prompt Farmers to Sink Wells
Farmers north and east of Lawrence race to drill deep wells for water as supplies fail. Reportedly wells have gone dry amid heat and drought, forcing households to seek reliable sources. Franklin L. Gray and others discuss the need for adequate supply and new wells.
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Lawrence
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