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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1912

Page

4

Gomez Gets Guns From Uncle Sam

Washington reports the state and war departments approved President Gomez’s request to buy 5,000 Krag carbines and 1,000,000 rounds of ammunition for Cuban use. Guns ship from Watervliet and Frankford arsenals to New York for swift delivery to Havana to aid in suppressing the uprising. The ten day deadline has passed with the revolt worsening and American plans to counter any harm to nationals expanding.

Washington State and War Departments Gomez War Department Frankfort Arsenal Philadelphia New York City Havana United States Paducah el Paya War Navy Cienfuegos Severnl Crucez Trinidad Confuegos Haiti Jamaica

Pinchot Returns to Oyster Bay to Enter the Fight

Gifford Pinchot former chief forester arrived in Oyster Bay New York from British Columbia where he advised Canada on a forestry bureau. He says he came to rejoin the political struggle and was joined by Andrew Rahn delegate at large from Minnesota and Medill McCormick of Chicago a key Roosevelt ally.

British Columbia Oyster Bay N. Y Gifford Pinchot Roosevelt British, Columbia Mr. Pinchot Andrew Rahn Minnesota Med

Baseball results in National and American leagues

National League games in New York Brooklyn and Chicago produced varied scores with St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia delivering wins and losses. American League matchups in Detroit Cleveland Chicago St Louis yielded mixed results and notable pitching batteries. International and New York State League games followed with multiple teams and standings updated.

New York Nhl OB St. Louis Marquard Meyers Hartley Sallee Dale Bresnahan Eason Johnstone Brooklyn Cincinnati Hatteries Rbenton McLean Kent Phelps Knotzer Stack Miller Pires Rigler Finneran R. HE Chicago Heston Brown Lavender Needham Hess Kilng Owens Brennan Philadelphia Philphia Pittsburgh Alexander and Doolin Hendrix Gibson Klem Bush L. PC We & Pac Wew York Philaphial Pittsburg Boston Detroit Dubue and Stanage Warhop Sweeney Connolly and Hart Cleveland Blanding Baskette Banterly O'Brien Carrigan Evane and Kean Plank Magrides Petera White and Sullivan Bens Perey O'Loughlin Weatervet Bt. Louis Ole Wash'ton Bt Louis Eagle Hughes Williama Baumgartner Criger C. Brown Waldo Umptrea Montreal Umm Rochester Blair Burke Averette Roth N. Hm Montrea Mattern Kiepfer Jones Toronto N. HL m Buffalo Beebe Jameson McAllister Lieb Mueller Riggion Rud Bchang Newark Lee and McCarty Doeacher Ae Bemin Baltimore A Timore Betas Ake Stabela Thomas and Brigey Ee Buffalo Bel Montreal Provience Albany DANY Prenesers Anernere Teeresenernevressene Otten Bray Oo Syracuse Beranton

Roosevelt Attacks Root and Barnes in NY Speech

In Oyster Bay June 4 Roosevelt declared Elihu Root is the tool of William Barnes Jr and cannot be countenanced by progressives. He denounced Root and Barnes, opposed Root as temporary convention chairman, and accused Taft allies of representing privilege. The six hour Sagamore Hill conference drew Dixon Ward Perkins Pinchot Kellogg McCormick Beale Raubin and others. Roosevelt framed the dispute as a battle between the plain people and party bosses backed by special interests.

Oyster Bay N. Y Elihu Root William Barnes, Jr Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Dixon Roosevelt. Com William L. Ward New York George W. Perkins Gifford Pinchot Medill McCormick Truxton Beale California Frank Kellogg Andrew Raubin Minnesota Root Barnes New York State Taft Republican Party Burgess Abraham Lincoln Barnea

Roosevelt Attacks Taft Delegates And Barnes At Chicago

The piece portrays Theodore Roosevelt denouncing Taft delegates and Barn es as tools of boss rule. It argues the Republican base repudiates Taft in many states and predicts a Barnes led effort to override popular will at Chicago. Roosevelt claims Ohio and other primaries show broad voter opposition to Taft. He asserts root issues are popular rule and faith with the people, warning against improper convention tactics.

Roosevelt Mr. Barnes Barnes Taft Chicago Ohio Mr. Taft National Committee Mr. Roosevelt Root

House Ways and Means Reject Senate Reciprocity Plan

Washington June 4 The House Ways and Means Committee formally voted to reject the Senate plan to repeal the Canadian reciprocity agreement. All other amendments to the metals bill were agreed to. A deadlock on the reciprocity pact is predicted.

House Senate Washington Ways and Means

Tristate League Scores From Lancaster York Trenton Wilmington Allentown

In Lancaster York Lanewater 5 Tristate League games, Lanewater lost 4 to 5 The scores show Trenton defeated Altoona 7 to 6 Wilmington topped Johnstown 5 to 4 Allentown beat Harrisburg 8 to 7 in a sequence of close league results.

Tristate League Lancaster—York Lanewater Trenton Altoona Wilmington Johnstown Allentown Harriesburg

Dress Shields Exposed Perspiration Solution Ad

A vintage advertisement touts Perspino powder to prevent underarm perspiration and protect clothing. It claims no-arm perspiration, no color fading, and fabric preservation with a pad applicator, priced 25 cents per box from Perspo Co. Chicago.

drugg@ist Perspo Co Lincoln Ave Chicago

Quits Aviation After Fatality in Seattle Spectator Death

J Clif ford Turpin announced he will retire from flying after a fatal spectator accident during a Seattle flight. He sent a telegram from North Yakima, Washington to his brother Joseph Turpin in Ann Arbor, Michigan confirming the decision.

Ann Arbor Mich J. Clifford Turpin Seattle North Yakima, Wash Joseph Turpin

$22 000 Prize for World's Fastest Motor Boat

The Wrigley Trophy offers a 22000 dollar prize package for the world speed boat championship. A silver Mercury sculpture, 1000 ounces of sterling, stands 5 foot 5 with a green marble base. First race set for August 10 to 17 at Chicago Water Carnival.

Wm. Wrigley Jr Mercury Neptune Chicago Western Power Boat Association Royal Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto Chicago Yacht Club Columbia Yacht Club William Hale Thompson Commodore Associated Yacht and Power Boat Clubs

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