First Contests Decided In Taft Delegates Favor
Taft forces won the Alabama delegation contests at the Republican National Committee hearing. Roosevelt adherents suffered a defeat as Taft delegates were upheld in the first and second Alabama districts and across several other districts, with long established Taft leadership. The Alabama cases involved sixteen delegates at large and district picks, challenged amid debates on party rules and convention legitimacy.
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Chicago
Alabama
Atelarme
Viva Voor
Seniator Borah
Taft
Roosevelt
Boral
Idaho
Oryder
Kates
Idre
Joewend
Conmlites
Wrst
Mabama
Euses
Oogeyelt
Frese
Marah
Jeoosevelt
Antena
Col. Roosevelt
Chiesa
Hix Campaison
Teele
Mario Committee
Tate
Wm. Fiynh
Pennsylvania
Mike
Col
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Oyster Bay
Wals
Tlve
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Lsd
Conegalires
Vicky Elden
Fontuno
Yean
Papa M. Long
National Committee
Venehghia
Iiligtrick
Yetneipel Bigueres
Oscar B. Hundley
Drimninghaw
Ormsby Dic Hars
Bainvridge Colby
Senator Horan
Vonmltter
George A. Naight
California
Peantess
Lo Alabang
Ailses
Ormsby MleHurg
New York
Charles Dick
Ohio
Olelewera Prodeswk. Uryan
Washington
O. D. Strack
Pleasants
Alihana
Ronse
Cactts
Birrell
TOLL
Wis
M. Long
Clairranan
Gemutor Dink
Thompson
Claisoan
Delen Yures
Hinge
Ros Guthor
Fot Af
Taft de
Taft Foress
Dufh
Loth
Tutt
Bira- Inghans
Badanest
Hungary
Count Wleza
Julius Kovacs
Teva
Kovacs
Mlil
Chamber 1
Kovac
Wajlery
Myers Uo
Mean Lo
Jott Tha Chamber
Tisat
Socialiat Nation
Budapest
Diet
Tisua
Wovacs
Roosevelt Ship Deputy In Attempt to Murder Speaker
Turbulent Chicago convention scene as Roosevelt Taft forces discuss Moore and Flynn arrivals from Oyster Bay. Dixon denies preconvention plots while McKinley calls it a sinking ship. Perkins and Parkins arrive amid warnings of intimidation and possible demonstrations.
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Roosevelt Ship
Chicago
TeeThe
A. P. Moore
Wil Miam Flynn
Oyster Bay
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Dixon
O. Montana
Mao
Moora
Flynn
McKinley
Con Yan McKissey
Tenois
McWinley
Pittsburgh
Willan Flynn
Hoosevelt
Tleiple
Depent
George W. Parkins
New York
Michigan
RAO
Nations Committee
George W. Perkins
Hubbard Funeral Held at Sioux City
The funeral services for Elbert Hubbard will be held this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. Wallace M. Hamilton. Interment will be in Floyd Cemetery. A delegation of U S senators and representatives will attend, including A J Cummins and W S Kenyon of Iowa, Arthur Grouns of North Dakota, and Coe I Crawford of South Dakota, J T Proud of Missouri, C G Lobeck of Nebraska, S M Users of New York, I L Lenroot of Wisconsin, and BR Davis of Minnesota.
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Broux City
Mi Elbert i
First Presbyterian Church
Wallace M. Pamilton
Floyd Cemetery
United States
A. J. Cumiains
WW. S. Kenyon
Iowa
Audi Grouns
North
Supreme Court Upholds Interstate Commerce Commission
The Supreme Court ruled the Interstate Commerce Commission could not be overridden by the Commerce Court. It upheld the ICC's authority over railroads and fuel coal rate disputes and denied relief against ICC decisions, reversing the Commerce Court in several key cases.
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Washington, D.C
Commerce Coark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supremie Court
U. S
Commerce Court
Ens Tire Cours
The
Interstate Commerce: Commission
Commission
Ty Ae Supreme Court
Sterling Assured of Victory in Race Redshiek
Sterling secured a solid lead in a Republican primary for senator with 1142 votes over Senator Gamble as results from sixty counties were tallied. The Sterling campaign expects further gains as Corson county and others finalize tallying.
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Sterling
Tetutus
Thomnas Sterling
Gamble
Senator
Corson
Sirti
Nomination Costs for Pepper and Other Nominees
The article lists campaign spending by several politicians including Pepper, Pickett, Haugen, and Protz. Pepper’s nomination reportedly cost nothing to him, while Pickett spent 1173.40, Haugen 869.02, and Protz 9.55, with other figures indicating varying expenditures for different Republican and Democratic contenders.
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Summer
Waterloo
An Taw
Gilbert N. Haugen
Horthwood
Trenry
Adame
West Tinto Congresse
Street Car Strike Sparks Boston Monopol y Clash
Boston elevated railway strike erupts as several thousand workers vote to join a new union. Vicious clashes disrupt service from Cambridge to Charlestown, with cars wrecked and arrests as police and guards confront demonstrators. Government antitrust action follows, curbing alleged aluminum monopoly.
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Mass
Boston Elevated Railway
Suddengss
Woclesh
Offis Eialy
Myoolking
Cambridge
Somervile
Verett
Chelsea
Medforg
Malden
Bean
Mintiey
Moor
North
Salion
Adams Square
Ehaveeg
Ant
Syith Teins
Int J
Charlestown
Quarantine at Railroad Depot Seals Russian Family
West Liberty Iowa June 7 A chain of quarantines affected a nine person Russian family en route from New York to South Dakota. A one year old boy contracted diphtheria and was placed under quarantine in the depot women's department. The family, not fluent in English, planned to settle in South Dakota. County authorities ordered isolation as damage to facilities continued.
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New York Harbor
Vis Island
Chicago
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R. J. Wiley
Women's Department of the
Jyne
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Thelis
County Auditory
A. S. Bawrener
Vie Imutsia
West Liberty
Parade 5 Feature Of Elks Gathering In Iowa
The Muscatine Elks participated in a large parade at the Iowa Elks convention in Burlington Davenport and Iowa City area with many lodges and 25,000 attendees. Prizes honored best appearance and percent membership with Waterloo and Dubuque among top finishers. The Muscatine contingent wore purple cans and carried pennants, umbrellas, and canes. A social session followed at suburban park with Davenport Elks defeating Iowa City Elks in a baseball game. Five people injured in a four story elevator fall at a Davenport store, and a shipboard quarantine case from Europe was released after brief holds in New York and Chicago.
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Iowa Sale
Waterlad
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Waterloo
Ateroo
Dubuaques
Kehos
Clinton
C. Whee
Tuna
Henry
Nagiah
Ellis
Adumeab
Fred. Kiobincon
Darhnque
Arand
Robert Patterson
Assa~tay
Phil. J. Mackey
Maine
Cosner
Sioux City
Rlils
Ile Cared & Beaner
Osipall
Marshalltown
Opty Deer Ken
Lowely
State University Band
Dulmaque
B Cedhamtiy
Oand
Electite
Whitt
Davenport Elks
Teague Basehal
Meedux
Harlington
Tereetion
Builinston
Weeny
Shermin T. Mears
Wid
Oren
Tolie
Weather forecast fragment hints showers and warmth
Fragmentary forecast notes cloudiness and likely showers in the west on Saturday. Fair tonight with warmer conditions in the north. Saturday expected to be cloudy and warmer, with probable showers in parts of the region.
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Warner
North Portion
Warner Jowz
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