Roosevelt Loyalists Battle in Republican Committee
The Republican National Committee faced a purge as Roosevelt supporters were pressured to resign from key state posts. Vacancies were declared for New Jersey North Carolina West Virginia California and Oklahoma seats with replacements discussed and power centered on Chairman Hilles. The meeting also considered expelling a California member for disloyalty while testing loyalty to Taft.
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N. X
Republican National Committee
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Ohio
New Jersey
West Virginia
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Osio
N. Y
California
Hilles
Borden B. Whiting
Hag
Avery
Wm. Edwards
State Committee
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Files
Duncan
Richmond Tenrgon
C. C. Priestly
A. Caswell
J. As Harris
Priestly
Azite
Cadwell
Walter F Brown
Oalo
Sherman Granger
Brown
Thos
A. Marlow
Montana
Gus Karger
Russ Avery
Galifornia
Ain. Ave TV
Taft
Col
Hiller
Brempers
Troosevelt
Chicago Turons Free on Fourth Time to Year
In Cook County criminal court a jury found Elizabeth Buchanan not guilty of murder in the May 8 killing of Josie Ries. Other verdicts included acquittals for Jane Quinn, Mrs. Rona Morrow, and Florence Bernatetu, all accused of killing their husbands. The case noted jealousy as a motive. Also, France opened subscriptions to erect a monument to Wilbur Wright at Auvers after his first monument in the country.
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Minn
United States Steel
Woodrow Wilson
Sioux City
Town
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Todmit
Sioux Malls
House of Representatives
Steel Trust
Gary
Gev. W. Parkins
United States Steel Corporation
Ttael Corporation
Perkins
United States
Marto Chudge
Chicaga
Cook County
Aguinat
Elizabeth Bucnanan
Josle Ries
Cooper
Criminal Court
Jane Quinn
Rona B. Morrow
Florence Bernatetu
Buchanan
Funeral of General Nogi and Countess in Tokyo
Tens of thousands attend the double funeral as the bodies of General Count Mare silke Nogl and the Countess Noi are laid to rest at Aoyama Cemetery. Foreign diplomats participate while Brig. Gen. Pershing represents the U.S. in the absence of Knox. The procession escorts the coffins through Tokyo streets, ending with bugle and volley salutes.
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Maresilke Nogl
Noi
Matwuhite
Tokio
Monoyama
Nogi
Asahi
Syus
Sail Fers
Port Arthur
United States
Philander €. Knox
Kioto
Monogame
Emperor Matsubira
John J. Pershing
Knox
Brect
Temple
Charles Page Bryan
Arthur Bailly- Blanchard
Lyman A. Cotton
Javers L. Wigmore
Prince Arthur
Connaught
Flora
Bryan
Minutes of Harvester anti trust hearings in Chicago
Government brings in contracts and meeting minutes from International Harvester and D M Osborne showing alleged concealment of ownership and use of controlled companies to curb competition. Perkins, McCormick, and Deering chaired the voting trust. minutes to be examined before evidence. Minnesota prison and Tama harvest machinery prices cited in testimony.
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Chicago
Ill
International Harvester Company i S
Ormed
D. M. Osborne & Company
Auburn
George W. Perking
Harvester Company
Osborne Company
Yromigen
Autimnit
Sogkholders
Mr. Perkins
Curtis H. McCormick
Charles Deering
Tinwains
International Harvester Company of America
Grogvenor
Minnesota
Tama Mnwlactre
Sanguinary Battle in Tripoli Wages Near Derne
Rome reports the fiercest naval engagement of the war fought near Derne on the Mediterranean coast. Italian forces captured 41 prisoners including an Arab chief. The Turkish and Arab forces suffered heavy casualties with 100 plus killed and 113 wounded.
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Rome
Tripol
Derne
Mediterranean
Bangazi
Tallune
Flotn Ane
Taft Says He Takes No Part In New York Gubernatorial Fight
Beverly Massachusetts September 18 President Tutt denied reports that he is taking any part in the contest for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in New York. He made clear he favors no candidate and expressed hope for an open convention.
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Beverly
Mass
Tutt
New York State
Anc
First Ulsterite demonstrations draw twenty thousand in Ulster
Twenty thousand participants joined the first of a series of demonstrations in Bnnigkillin Ireland ahead of Ulster Day on September 28. Sir Edward Carson, Ulster Orange Association president, said Home Rule is not politics but the life of the country. Across Ulster ten-day meetings will feature Unionist addresses. Winston Churchill speech noted. effort signals opposition to coercion of Ulster by Westminster.
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Bnnigkillin
Ireland
Cluterdea
United Kingdom
Edward H. Carson
Ulster Orange Association
Naspasch
Alater
Carle Free Prese
Wm. O'Brien
Baye
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Teally
Ulster
Primary returns hint Knute Nelson nomination in Minnesota
From St Paul Minnesota a statewide primary leaves Knute Nelson likely nominated for U S Senator with Republican fields strong in other offices. Returns show Nelson appears safe though second choice votes limited while Eberhardt and Smith contend for other key posts.
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St. Paul
Minn
Blacton Dudges
U_ 3
Knute Nelson
Alexandria
Ja8
Manahan
Eberhardt
Mankato
Slent
C. J. Birvel
F. P
Ringdale
Crookston
N- Anderson
Lanesboro
Bilsworth
Futh
Nelson
Jo Ead
James Peterson
Minneapolis
Lynden A. Smith
Montevideo
Z. H. Frazer
Rochester
Adolph Eberhardt
Clint Robinson
St. Charles
West Liberty Man Severely Injured in Silo Construction
Curtis James was severely hurt when lumber topped the silo during construction near West Liberty. A falling pulley also struck Frank Fox, causing fears of a broken bone. Hospital attendants from Dre, C.D. and J. E. Kimball reported the injuries not as serious as first feared and that recovery should be rapid.
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West Liberty
Curtis James
Big Place
Mr. James
Dre
C.D
J. E. Kimball
Frank Fox
Not Guilty Plea By Two Accused Gangmen
New York reporters say Harry Horowitz alias Gyp the Blood and Louis Rosentweip alias Letty Louie pleaded not guilty to first degree murder indictments in the Rosenthal case. They were arraigned before Justice Gott and remanded pending trial date.
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New York
N. Y
Harry Horowitz
Gyp the Blood
Louis Rosentweip
Letty Louie
Herman Rosenthal
Supreme Court
Gott
Detectives Trail Women Impersonating Mrs Mensich
Detectives for the Austrian consul general in New York trail two women suspected of impersonating Mrs Petronela Mensichik, mother of Mrs Rora Menechik Szabo, who died while boating with attorney Sutton W Dibson at Greenwood Lake on July 16. One woman recently arrived from Chicago may be staying at a fashionable hotel and says she never heard of Gibson. The other allegedly wore a Kray wig to sign the waiver attached to Szabo’s will.
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New York
N. Y
Petronela Mensechik
Rora Menechik Szabo
Sutton W. Dibson
Greenwood Lake
Chicago
Gibson
Menschik
Szubo
Muscatine Hosts Biennial Veterans Reunion
Muscatine welcomes veterans from the 35th Infantry for the fiftieth anniversary reunion with crowds arriving by train. General W J Davis presides. Col W B Keeler and A S Lawrence address attendees at Memorial Hall and Worthimea hall hosts an evening campfire. Banquet and officers’ meeting follow with plans for two more years.
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Muscatine
Vetergan Association
Binscastine
Worthmea Hall
A. S. Lawrence
Addreen
W. B. Keeler
W. J. Davis
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Rendal J. Musto
Workmen Hall
Davis
Guilty Plea From Moore in Swindlers Case
E G Moore admitted guilt in federal court to involvement in swindler operations tied to Mabray and associates. Judge Smith McPherson will sentence him next Friday after a recent U S Supreme Court ruling ended the extradition fight from California.
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Maybreny Swindlers
Trien
Cornel Biuffs
E. G. Moore
Mabray Judge of Swindlers
California
U. S. Supreme Court
John C. Marray
Moore
Smith McPherson
Bold Zapata warns of U.S. intervention in Mexico
Mexican rebel leader Dan Emiliano Zapata declares that intervention by the United States would trigger him to kill every American in Mexico and then join the Mexican federal army to resist what he calls the Northern Invader. The statement appears in New York on September 1.
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Progressive Party
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Col. Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
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New York
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Topeka
Oklahoma
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Jie
Tate
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D. C
Quetover
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District of Columbia
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Senate
Manttee
Co. Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
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Paris
State Line
Terre Taute
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Carbondale
Murphysboro
Marlon
Benton
Mount Vernon
Fairfield
Flora
Olney
Lawrenceville
Robinson
Marshall
Frederick Landis
Indiana
America
N. Y
Dan Emiliano Zapata
U. S
Mexico
Weathers Forecast for Town Fair Ice and Frost Tonight
Town fair forecast calls for frost tonight with rising temperatures Thursday. Sunrise at 1 02 a m and sunset at 10 21 p m. Winds light with clear skies and cool overnight lows expected.
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