Fight Over Missouri Delegates Bitterest Since Committee Sat
The Missouri contest hearing before the Republican national committee opened in Chicago with Roosevelt forces pressing for seating choices. Grant Gillespie charged Hadley used militia and police to block Taft delegates, while Hadley denied any agreement and defended the eight delegates elected by the Missouri state convention as lawful. The session featured sharp exchanges and interrupted questioning as the fate of Missouri’s at large delegates hung in the balance.
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United Press
Coliseum
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Missouri
Roosevelt
Borah
Kellogg
Stubbs
Henry
Lyon
Littauer
Taft
Joseph McCoy
Kansas City
Grant Gillespie
St. Louis
Holmes Holt
Sedalia
Joe Block
Richmond
Otto Stifel
Henry Hads
Pattonsburg
Gov. Hadley
Ralph A. Staube
St. Joseph
W. ‘H. H. Hyatt
Thos. R. Marks
Walton Dickey
Aga Jesse Tolerton
Jefferson City
Frvine Taft
Gov
Hadley
State Committee
Gillespie
Kreismann
Morris
A. A. Speer
John W. Tippin
Messrs
Kreisman
C. D. Morris
Republican State Committee
Theodore N. Joslin
National Committee
Republican Committee
Gov. Stubbs
Croker Seeks Adoption of Annette Kellerman
Richard Croker, former Tammany chief, expresses desire to adopt Annette Kellerman. He has studied physical culture with her and boasts she could sign away his possessions. He jokes about performing a high diving act but fears age.
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Richard Croker
Tammany
New York
Annette Kelerman
Delegates Clash Over Credentials at State Convention
The exchange centered on whether delegates were admitted with weak credentials. Chubb of Florida pressed the issue after Gillespie cited a postal card primary. Committeemen Joslin and Gillespie argued, Rosewater ordered decorum, and Frank Louden inquired about a motion to reconsider Roosevelt supporting resolutions.
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Stubbs
Chubb
Florida
Gillespie
Joslin
Rosewater
Frank Louden
Roosevelt
Log Saves Car Load of People From Death
In Boston on June 13 a southbound city car with about one hundred people on board left the Broadway extension bridge tracks and crashed into a small power house. A log from a passing wagon diverted the car, preventing a 60 foot plunge to the railroad below as an express train sped by. More than twenty passengers were injured.
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Boston
Broadway Extension
Militia Threat Reaches Perth Amboy Strike Climax
Four thousand one hundred striking workers from five local plants faced a warning from Sheriff Bolschweiler that the militia would be called out if riots continued. Seven strikers were shot yesterday and three deputies cut by bricks, though none seriously hurt. Strike leaders say 1500 men in two plants will strike today for higher wages and union recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
N. J
Perth Amboy Cigar Co
New Jersey Terra Cotta Co
Crying is Good for Baby Says Doctor Dennitt
A short discussion from Dr Dennitt’s The Healthy Baby notes that crying strengthens a baby’s lungs and muscles. It says one to two hours daily is enough and longer crying should prompt investigation into causes such as discontent, pain, throat illness, or serious sickness.
Myers Reunion Held at Cascade Park
Guests from Rose Point Prospect Pittsburg Butler and Franklin totaling about 85 attended the Myers family reunion at Cascade Park on Wednesday. Melvin of this city gave an address and officers were elected: President Wilsworth Mars of Franklin Secretary Mrs Charles Denny of Pittsburg Treasurer William Myers of Prospect. The next reunion is set for June 19 1913 at the same park.
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Rose Point
Prospect
Ittsburg
Butler
Franklin
Myers
Park
Melvin
New Castle Welcomes Erie’s D L Cole to Dry Goods Firm
Mr D L Cole of Erie PA has arrived in New Castle and will be an active member in forming the New Castle Dry Goods Co. He has rented the Mac Jackson property on Albert Street and will occupy it in a few days. Lease arranged by Clare P DuShane.
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D. L. Cole
Erie, Pa
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Cole
Mac Jackson
Albert Street
Clare P. DuShane
Marriage Licenses Granted in New Castle Area
Lynn O Donnelly of New Castle and Nettie M Fulkerson of New Castle apply. Hall Reed of Vanport Pa and P Glass from Vanport Pa listed as figures in the notice.
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Lynn O. Donnelly
New Castle
Nettie M. Fulkerson
New Castle Hall
Reed
Vanport
Tele P. Glass. Sc
Electrical exports in 1911 reach record value
The export of electrical apparatus in 1911 rose to 19,355,536 dollars, a figure far above recent years and indicating strong industry growth. The result underscores expanding international demand for electrical goods and signals a peak in yearly shipments.
Springer completes visit with Brown hosts in East Street
Carl Springer of New York has concluded a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brown of East Street, marking a short social call in the neighborhood.
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Carl] Springer
New York
William M. Brown
East Street
Roosevelt Leaders Confer in Chicago
In Chicago on June 13 Roosevelt leaders reinforce the army to aid generals. A council at Roosevelt headquarters followed talks with Senator Dixon. Amos Pinchot and William Allen White arrived among others amid charges of delegate bribery by Taft supporters.
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United Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
Senator Dixon
Generalissmo
Amos Pinchot
New York
William Allen White
Kansas
Representative Kent
California
Alexander Moore
Pittsburg
Lillian Russell
McKinley
Taft Brigade
George W. Perkins
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Medill McCormick
Dixon
T R Preparing To Go To Chicago
Oyster Bay New York June 13 Col Roosevelt plans to depart for Chicago tomorrow night or Saturday. He has altered his phrasing about going saying To have nothing to say. Sagamore Hill shows bustle as telegraph wires are strained. Col Roosevelt is busy and in high humor as expectations of action rise.
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United Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Chicago
Sagamore Hill
New York
The
Evening Mail
Col. Roosevelt
Wyoming town elects first woman mayor
Dayton Wyoming voters elected Mrs Susan Wissler to lead a clean up campaign after a wave of lawlessness. She starts enforcing laws driving out gambling dens and saloons. Other Wyoming towns may follow as they see the benefit of a woman in charge.
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Dayton
Wyo
Susan Wissler
Wissler
Wyoming
Murder trial opens for Nobbertsick in Beaver court
The murder case against 64 year old Mike Nobbertsick, charged with killing Anna Bozone of Monaco last May 26, began in Beaver criminal court before Judge Richard Holt. District Attorney Louis E. Graham leads with Judge J Sharp Wilson assisting. 29 jurors were examined before the panel filled.
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Beaver
Mike Nobbertsick
Anna Bozone
Monaco
Richard 8. Holt
Nobberstick
Louis E. Graham
J. Sharp Wilson
Fire at American House and Dooley Hotel kills one
A large blaze in Boston drove 200 guests from the American House and 50 more from the Dooley hotel to the streets in their night clothes. Fireman Herbert Johnson died after falling from a roof during the blaze.
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Boston
Herbert Johnson
Plainfield Family Returns from Visit to Highland Avenue
Mrs. William Fleming and her young daughter Susan of Plainfield New Jersey return home after a several weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Treadwell and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Smith of Highland Avenue.
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William Fleming
Susan
Plainfield, N. J
A. W. Treadwell
James M. Smith
Highland Avenue
Miss Laura Smith Returns From Pittsburg Visit
Miss Laura Smith of Pittsburg has returned after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Emery of Emerson Avenue.
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Laura Smith
Pittsburg
John Emery
Emerson Avenue
Evening Mail Demands Roosevelt Go To Chicago
The Evening Mail, a Roosevelt supporter, demands Col. Roosevelt move to Chicago to personally direct the struggle against what it calls a stolen presidential nomination. It argues the next president must be a Republican and rejects any tainted candidate.
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Chicago
North
Hospital Notes Include Railroad Injury And Patient Updates
Nick Cope, an Italian, was taken to Shenango Valley hospital in an Of futt's ambulance after an injury while working on the Pennsylvania railroad north of New Castle. Hospital authorities said they had no further information. Mrs. J. K. Elder, a patient for several days, was discharged home. Mrs. Emma Davis of 1015 Ashland avenue was admitted for treatment.
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Nick Cope
Shenango Valley Hospital
Offutt
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Castle
J. K. Elder
Emma Davis
Ashland Avenue
Ashland Couple Visits Pittsburg and Beaver Falls Return
Mr and Mrs A C Keller of Ashland Oregon who are visiting friends here and Mrs Ira Leslie of Superior Street have returned from a visit in Pittsburg and Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Keller
Ashland
Oregon
Ira Leslie
Superior Street
Pittsburg
Beaver Falls
Soloists Named for Kermess Next Week
Leading soloists listed for the Kermess include Mrs. William P. Felch Mrs Lipsins Miss Margaret Sankey Miss Elizabeth Harvard and J William Filson, marking a strong cast for the upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Felch
Lipsins
Margaret Sankey
Elizabeth Harvard
J. William Filson
Greer Couple Attends Youngstown Festival Concerts
Mr and Mrs Charles Greer of North Jefferson Street are in Youngstown today to attend concerts presented by the Youngstown Festival Society.
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Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Youngstown
For Rent July 1 Six-Room House Near Bay Oak
Rent notice for a six-room house with bath heater and cabinet man tels on a paved street near Bay and Oak corner. Contact W. F. Dufford at the furniture store. Monthly rent 3.16? The OCR shows 316 per month. Address 25716.
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W. F. Dufford
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Michigan
Annette
Richard Croker and
Annette Kellerman
T. R
Katherine Morgan
Bonham, Tex
Lurton
Supreme Court
Washington
BIG Fish Sale
J. T. Cotton’s Sanitary Market
Pickerel
J. T. Cotton
Kermess
China
Union Pacific Tea Co
Washington St
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