Platform of Republican convention second day
Chicago June 22 The second day at the Republican national convention featured Cannon’s address as the main event and a reaffirmation of tariff and protectionist policy. The platform also calls for future readjustment only when the public interest demands, praises trust legislation, and endorses American shipping and Cuba policy while lauding Roosevelt era progress.
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Parmangat
Joseph G Cannon
Ray
Thomas E. Cox
Committee On Resolutions
Henry C. Lodge
Roosevelt
Ithmlad Canal
United States
Cuba
Cardigan
Republican Party
Committee On
Parmanent
Cannon
Hisaddra
Savery
Tnt Standart Y
Baer
Republic
Tinean
Miashington
National Republican Committee Names by State Delegations
Report of rules adopted and the new national committee named by state delegations. A lengthy roster lists members from Alabama to Wyoming with K. Beatt, G. Knight, J. Raward Addicks, M. Coombs, J. Lyons, and others. Fairbanks surge dominates convention, with strong ovation for him as other candidacies receive little chance. In Anderson Indiana, a man named William H. Bolt is under bond for attempting to murder Noah Branson, amid temperance tensions.
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Republican Party
Alabama
Charles H. Beatt
California
George A. Knight
Connecticut
Chas
Brooker
Delaware
J. Raward Addicks
Florida
M. Coombs
Georgia
Judson W. Lyons
Idaho
Welton
Heyburn
Tllmois
Frank O. Lowden
Nevada
P. L. Flanigan
New Hampshire
Frank T. Streeter
New Jersey
Franklin Murphy
New York
William K. Ward
North Dakota
Alexander McKennie
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Oregon
Charles H. Carey
South Dakota
J. M. Greene
Tennessee
W. P. Brownlow
Texas
Cecil A. Lyona
Utah
CB. Loois
Virginia
Bowden
Washington
Ley Ankeny
West Virgin
N. BR. Scott
Wisconsin
Henry (. Payne
Wyoming
George E Paxton
Alaska
Jobyn Held
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
M. Cade
Hawaii
Alexander M. Robertson
Fairbanks
Coliseum
Beveridge
Mate
Favorita
Anderson
Ind
William H. Bolt
Lapel Ia
Noah
C. Branson
Lapel
Tla
Bolt
Branson
Bransop
Liberty Strenu ous Effort to Break Up Burglary
Liberty Indiana residents confront an organized gang believed to be casing houses and stealing goods. Bloodhounds are requested as police chase suspects after a midnight break in near the post office. J W Doney Alexander Chapman Frank Smpaon John Gere were reportedly arrested on a freight train in Ohio. authorities issue notes of a broader crackdown.
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Liberty
Ind
Hamilton
Ohio
J. W. Doney
Alexander Chapman
Frank Smpaon
John Gere
Dayton
Sinking of transports and naval actions reported
Details from St Petersburg and Vladivostok describe the Vied iVostok squadron cruise and the sinking of transports Seda Woe Hitech and Gromohe by our squadron. Reports say crews attempted to abandon ship, boats launched, some survivors rescued aboard Gromohe, and torpedo strikes sinking the transports as darkness fell. Consul Miller reports the killing of Etzel was unwarranted, urged by Chinese soldiers. A Japanese schooner with provisions arrived at Vladivostok, and North Dakota Democrats vote down a Kanass City Platform amendment to send an unin structed delegation to St Louis.
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Sado
Gromoho
Aulliets
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Conger
State Department
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Etzel
New Chiang
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Fargo
North Dakota
St. Louis
Paper Mill Riot Sparks Clashes and Shootings
A violent riot at Naw bab’s paper mill strike escalates as revolver fire wounds two men and prompts Mayor Schulte to suppress further conflict. Fred Potter of Chicago shoots Frank McGionia, while Edward Boardman fires at the mob. Police disperse labor clashes amid a mix of labor and race tensions in Gallipolis and Crown City.
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Schulte
Fred Potter
Chicago
Avery Mb. Potter
Dightiy
Frank McGionia
Frank Kopelke
Porter
Oshkosh
Edward Boardman
Boardman
Gallipolis
Ohio
J. Mr. Mille Lomber
Crown City
Oho
Bhariff Manning
National League Scores and Regional News
National League games included New York 6 Boston 2 at New York St Louis 9 Pittsburg 6 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 0 Chicago 2 Cleveland 1 Washington 6 New York 3 at Washington American League results featured Washington 6 New York 3 Chicago 2 Cleveland 1 St Louis 9 Detroit 3 American Association showdowns with Kansas City 1 Minneapolis 0 and Kansas City 4 Minneapolis 2 Toledo 7 Columbus 13 Milwaukee 2 St Paul 7 Louisville 0 Indianapolis 1 Notified the Sheriff Fort Wayne Indiana June 29 Henry Blarks Toledo pushed Richard Harris into the Maumee river where he drowned at Abole station in a thin county and he has telephoned Sheriff Stout to take charge of him Track incident Fort Wayne June 22 eight year old William Reuter struck by passenger train and fatally injured
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Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chieags
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Minneapolls
Toledo
Columbus
Milwankoe
St. Paul
Loulaville
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Henry Blarks
Richard Harris
Maumee
Abole Station
Sherif Stout
Nickel Plate Railroad
Little William Reuter
Gambler's Duel in Marion Ends in Double Death
In Marion Wisconsin on June 22 a duel between two gamblers, Juel Meredith and John Barth, left both dead. The quarrel escalated as Meredith fired first wounding Barth thrice, then Barth returned fire, killing Meredith with three shots.
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Marion
Juel Meredith
John Barth
Ben
Meredith
Barth
Death ends Washington Park racing as betting ban bites
Chicago June 38 a prohibition on wagering at tracks led to the curtailment of the Washington Park meeting and the likely end of racing there for the year. Officials say low attendance and gate receipts, plus fear of further bans, forced closure while Hawthorne planned a July opening. Stakes undecided were left in limbo as decisions to move them elsewhere were rejected. In other notes, two children died in Nebraska and Indiana farmer Roy Diener was killed by lightning.
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Washington Park
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Mearotary
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Kentland
Ind
Roy Diener
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