Taft Nominated on First Ballot at Chicago Convention
William H Taft of Ohio was nominated for president on the first ballot by the Republican National Convention receiving 702 votes. The roll call showed Taft with a commanding lead as the party debated platform changes and fought to stave off Roosevelt and La Follette stampedes.
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Taft Running Mate Wish Probed by Supporters
Chicago news reports Taft supporters seek his preferred vice presidential candidate. They may respect the secretary's guidance, while some urge delegates to vote their own preferences. Sherman gains early backing from New York and others as Cummins is backed by Iowa for Taft's running mate.
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Taft running mate viability shifts after Chicago ballot
June 19 Washington reports that Taft’s standing for a running mate may be clarified by the Chicago ballot. The White House statement earlier indicating Dolliver or Cumming as acceptable appears to be updated as Dolliver signals a return to reform hands and Taft’s nomination prospects.
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Goodville Notices of Weddings Barn Raising and Accidents
Miss Bertha Sensenich attended the wedding near the Pequea church. About 75 men helped raise Jonas Martin's barn one mile north of Goodville with lemonade and cake served at nine. Jonas Martin’s barn was completed by nine. Samuel Fahy’s horse wrecked the wagon but was stopped by Jacob Shirk. Miss Lizzie Sensenich had a serious accident returning home from Wilmington. she and Laura were bruised and are resting with Dr. Winters consulting. Ella Sensenich attended the State Normal school commencement in West Chester.
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Amish Service Planned at Jacob Rhiel’s Meadow Brook
In Meadow Brook the Amish will hold a service tomorrow at Jacob Rhiel’s. Rev Christian Glick formerly resided here and now at White Horse fell from a loft injuring his right leg. A B Witmer and family of Green Bank visited Mr and Mrs David H Weaver on Sunday. Jacob Rhiel has been sawing for farmers, producing six hundred cords in recent months. Tobacco planting is underway and haying season begins. Harry C Wibley reported a large picker last week. Two large swarms of bees absconded for Jacob Rhiel some time ago.
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