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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

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Russia Breaks with Four Powers Over China Offer

An international conference in Paris shows Russia offering to fund a new Mongolian Chinese republic, aiming to be sole banker. Tang Shao yi’s sick leave and Tang’s Peking fight are linked to Russia’s bid, while Japan fears loss of Southern Manchuria. The four powers demand no special privileges and China must respond to reject Russia’s loan offer.

The Tritone Paris London Joan China United States Great Britain France Germany Russia Japan Stongolia Manchuria New Republic Arthur Grenfell Grenfell, Morgan & Co Henry P. Davison J. P. Morgan & Co New York Jack Tang Shuoyi Peking England America Mongolia Berlin St. Petersburg Tang Shao-yi

Russia’s delay in loan terms unsettles Paris talks

Russia has not yet announced adherence to the Chinese loan terms. In Paris, doubts rise as bankers and delegates await confirmation, while other nations discuss the loan ratification and possible effects on global finance. The June timeline remains unsettled with key decisions expected in coming days.

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Roosevelt Calls Forces to Form Own Convention If Defeated

President Roosevelt urges supporters to organize a separate convention if the current effort fails, claiming Taft loyalists control the situation. The report notes Governor Herbert Hadley of Missouri mentioned in connection with the turmoil and party maneuvering.

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Roosevelt Faction Walks Out as Convention Turmoil Surges

Chicago dispatch shows Roosevelt forces withdrawing from the credentials committee signaling a split in the Republican convention. Taft backers claim inevitable first ballot nomination with heavy security planned to quell any Roosevelt effort to hold a separate convention.

Taft Roosevelt Dixon Credentials Committee

Roosevelt men bolt credentials committee at convention

In Chicago on June 19 Roosevelt supporters on the national convention credentials committee walked out after failing to secure a full hearing on contested seats. The exit followed a rule proposal limiting time for district cases to five minutes and for state cases to ten, prompting the walkout amid shouting and police intervention.

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England considers Stonehenge sale across Atlantic

At a parliamentary committee meeting the question arose whether an American buyer could remove Stonehenge from England. The Bishop of Bristol pressed for powers to prevent such a purchase. The debate noted uncertainty about a possible buyer and the fate of other historic works and relics.

Big Profit in Ball Pools in Philadelphia Court

Central police court heard testimony on Philadelphia men alleged to run baseball pools netting between 1700 and 1800 daily while paying about 80 daily to winners. Detectives testified during the preliminary hearing of Charles Flemming and Joseph Larkins, charged as gamblers for distributing drawing cards. Seashore timetable listed for Long Branch Asbury Park and Point Pleasant via Pennsylvania Railroad.

the Tribune Philadelphia Central Police Court Central Office Charles Flemming Joseph Larkins New Seashore Long Branch Asbury Park Point Freasant Pennsylvania Railroad Meinning Frid

Roosevelt Bolts Convention Reflects Split In GOP

In Chicago Roosevelt declares he is through with the convention fight and urges a reformist majority to reject fraudulent delegates. Johnson plans a new Republican party with Theodore Roosevelt as nominee, while Taft and Hadley supporters brace for potential bolt signals amid claims of a fair majority.

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