Wood Delegate Named to Head Credentials
Edward D. Duffield of New Jersey is elected chair of the credentials committee by 28 to 16 as the National Committee wades through contests. Hitchcock is noted for interest and Georgia cases are debated amid factional struggles over seating delegates and potential roll changes.
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Wood
Edward D. Duffield
New Jersey
Republican Naional Committee
Sirard Dar Elt
C.H. Tones
Masavsa
Taube
Wea Ora
Maine
Wretty & E McKerero
Arno
Opie
Appeas
Louisiana
Conan
Braddill Nations
Vremitveeman Kk
Enpet Ioc Lawsen
Ceeiaa
Marehead
Pleyend
Missouri
J.B. At. Sera
Lowdon
Srief
Desites Ang Districta
Eas
Oregon
Ee Fe Gleason
New
Tak
Geayy
Squire
Johnson
Niles
Georgia
Abithes Lewien
Semothe
Georga
Siena
eMuber
Wiliams
Augusta
Lyr
Columbia
Minnesota
Mubshill
Nim
Zoya WA
Ube Nz
Wallsey McMamant
Senay
Navona
Gfevmten
Cerieitale
Trom
Mrs Wood Hosts Daily Receptions at Campaign Headquarts
Chicago crowd fills Duncrees hotel as Mrs Wood greets supporters and workers. Prominent figures including Governor Lawdon and party leaders speak at the event while women volunteers organize the campaign, with Mrs Wood praised for her tireless, cheerful management of headquarters.
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Duncrees
Leonard Woods
Wool
Whem Downing
Cam Balgn
Gaya Cha
Markar
Kanes4
General Wong
Alela Bingham
Eine Werthern
Alan
Lawdon
Cs Amentiale
Mt Legunt
Demands 87 900 000 in Blackmail Letter Case
Midland Michigan report states a suspect confessed to writing a threat letter to a chemical works chief threatening destruction unless 87 900 000 was paid. The suspect was arrested after observers noted the blackmailer tainted by a prior explosion at the plant. Fourteen injured in Chicago train crash.
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Big Chemical Works Midland
Mich
Yeaterday
Charles Bebermerorm
Clare Termins
Chemical Works
Schenmerhornt
Chicago
Tug
Seriguay
Toliid
Seothe
Elas Neyornian
Women Gain Voice in Chief Party Council at Convention
At the party convention, women win seats and voice in the national council. The executive committee expands to fifteen, with several positions designated for women, and discussions push for full equal representation. Mary Garrett Hay urged delegates to continue pursuing suffrage goals while building influence within the party.
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Tany
Hopag
Mize Hay
Mhiyah
The
Nations Woman Suitrape Association
Penrose Uses Wire to Influence Republican Delegates
Leased wire report describes Senator Boies Penrose believed captive at his Philadelphia home 1841 Spruce Street as a modern necromancer's relay hub. A long distance telephone and telegraph setup links to John T. King in Connecticut and Congress Hall in Chicago, with Governor Sproul's Pennsylvania delegation nearby. Penrose sends a press message predicting a strong Republican nominee while remaining hopeful about his health and the convention’s outcome.
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Philadelphia
Spruce Street
Chicago
Boies Penrose
Western Union
Penrose
King
Windy City
John T. King
Connecticut
Old Guard
Mike
Keystone
Lady of Delegates
Congress Hall
Pennsylvania
Sproul
Pentore
Leighton C Taylor
Fenrnse
Deadlock Predicted in Republican Nomination by Flinn
William Flinn of Pittsburgh longtime Roosevelt lieutenant and active Republican figure predicts a protracted deadlock similar to 1888 as delegates in the convention will nominate on the floor and not allow the process to be stolen.
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William of
Pittburgh
Flinn
Women named to committee roles at convention but not elected
The text lists Dr Helen Peabody of South Dakota and Mise Minnie J. Nielson of North Dakota among women honored for committee roles on rates and order, with others from New York Kentucky Minnesota Nevada Tennessee. It notes several women and men connected to the convention including Mrs Frank Dodson and Miss Anna M. Ander gan and describes motions and assignments around platform and escort duties at the event.
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Suuvage Bank
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Connecticut
Vermont
League of Women Voters
Resolutions Committee
Suhaztats
National Education Associion
Go Glen
Yuil
Sik Womten
Gaa
Calfornia
Town
Missouri
New York
Helen Varick Boswell
Florence Knap
South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fyi
Ciklahoma
Evany
Florence Ksapp
Sint
Dakotas
Zame
Helen Peabody
South Dakota
Mise
Minnie J. Nielson
North ‘Dakota
Knapp
Organiatia
Anna M. Andergan
Manley Fesseen
Minnesota
Swomian
Sin
Fosseon
Secretaryc
W. H. Hays
Cnmmitten
Henry Cabot Indae
C. Wo Hume
Delee Ziteatiatge
Califormia
Wind-Derailed Train Injures 35 in Minnesota City
A severe windstorm derailed four Northern Pacific passenger cars near a Minnesota town, injuring 35 people. A carman from Gwinner North Dakota was critically hurt, his daughter also hurt. No deaths reported. nurses requested for injured as aid appeal goes out.
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Mur
Minesota
Bremacvon Sunsey
Northern Pacific
Payholma
Gardner
Evepal
Great Northart
Caddock Defeats Lewis Two Falls In Three
Des Moines Iowa June 9 Far Caddock former heavyweight wrestling champion of Walnut Iowa fought Strangler Lewis of Lowell Kentucky to a three fall match Caddock won the first fall in 49 minutes 30 seconds with a headlock and arm chancery Lewis won the second fall in a short time Caddock captured the third fall to win the match and the title attempt as described in the readable text
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Caddock
Lewis
Des Moines
Iowa
Walnut
Strangler Lewis
Lowington
Chancery
No Waistline Speech Guards Yawning Bryan at Johnson Meeting
A chaotic Chicago gathering features Hiram Johnson championing Republican salvation while William Jennings Bryan's performance falters. The reporter, lacking credentials, struggles with the press role amid police lines and theater-like security. FP A Adams aide helps gain entry in a tense, bemused scene.
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Hitchcock
Kere
Nicholas Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Tareyton London Cigarettes
Ant
Frank Dodson
Towa
Raymond Robins
Mary Garret- Hay
Sairmanshin
Taylor
Alfred Stengel
Thio
Chieags
Bern
HIS
Bankers Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
Wall Street
Astor Trust
6Th Avenue
82Nd Street
Hiram Johnson
Salvation S
America
Bryan
Franklin P. Adams
Batt
Saks Company
Broadway
34Th Street
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