No Change in Roll of Convention Credentials
The Republican National Committee credentials committee completed a thirty eight hour session with no changes in decisions and recessed to 9 am tomorrow. Roosevelt forces focus on Texas delegates while the committee follows the national committee ruling. Contests from several states were seated or denied with votes varying. A coalition claim against the credential committee surfaces as Roosevelt members prepare a statement for the convention.
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Unorganized delegates seek to hijack Republican convention
The report argues delegates were pre prepared and adopted in formalities, with no time to review cases. It claims a planned effort to seat untested delegates from Republican states and territories to control the convention and deny Republican voters true representation led by compromised parliamentary practice.
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Uncle Sam to Be Broke This July in Washington
Washington heads into the new fiscal year with the government unable to operate without debt. A Senate House adjournment near June 27 through July 1 halts business as New appropriations await, while the Army and War Office vetoes and naval bills leave funding uncertain. Acting Navy Secretary orders continue existing pay and duties. civilian salaries face irregular pay pending approvals.
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White House clay elephant omen cheers Taft aides
A clay elephant crafted by a young admirer arrived at the White House, triggering amused foreboding among officials. Attaches and visitors debated the omen, concluding the figure would bring good luck and comfort to President Taft in a tense day at the executive mansion.
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Watterson Urges Harmony in Democratic Ranks
Louisville June 21 Colonel Henry Watterson telegraphs to Democratic National Committee Chairman Mark urging harmony to avert party discord. He opposed Judge Parker for temporary chairman but warns nominating Bryan again could fuel faction, risking a repeat of past splits and political trouble.
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Baby left hours to suffer in cruel care
Telegraph dispatch from Cincinnati reports two police officers found a six month old baby wedged between iron bed bars and exhausted. Neighbors heard cries all afternoon and notified authorities. Mother, Mrs. Ethel Green, was arrested on cruelty charges after she returned from an amusement park.
Three candy cops in Yorkville Court held on bail
Thomas Barrett Thomas Kelly and Joseph Ritter of the Fifth Avenue special police faced charges for wearing uniforms resembling police gear in Yorkville Court. Each was granted $200 bail for trial in Special Sessions and parole until bondsman arrangements are made by tomorrow. T. L. Woodruff home sale noted in Garden City listings.
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Garden City
Fizzled fireworks damp in California suffrage day
Chicago dispatch notes a dull Republican National Convention session with limited enthusiasm. It highlights California delegates Mrs Blaney and Mrs Pardee, their views on suffrage, and lists notable arrivals including Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Taft, reflecting political dynamics and social presence at the event.
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Chauncey M Depew
Lafayette Gleason
Edward Adams
Orvilie Fabeork
Morris Johnston
Hiram Johnson
Shouting Fades as Convention News Stales Drift On
The New York Tribune reports a waning mood at the convention as shouting subsides and interest lags. Delegates and spectators faced meals, delays, and scattered coverage, while leaders like Senator Borah and Senator Dixon sparked limited attention amid dwindling crowds.
Taft Eyes Victory as Cabinet Sees Strong Support
Washington dispatch reports President Taft upbeat amid cabinet talks and rising sentiment for re nomination. Messages from Chicago and Philadelphia supporters urge steadfast stand against compromise, with letters praising Taft and forecasts of broad party unity if nominated. Taft played golf at Chevy Chase with son Robert A Taft and invited Philadelphia delegation to the National Sacrament in Philadelphia.
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Williams College Students to Break Strike in Brooklyn Factory
Williams College men plan to work in a Brooklyn shoe factory at five dollars a day to break a strike. Turner, a football member, convinced about thirty classmates to join in operating Rutherford’s shoe plant, with a monthlong effort underway to have them work four days a week.
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Protection for aged bride guardianship request in New York
Margaret Arrett 90 and ACW Finn 70 may face guardianship after her marriage shocked friends. Finn alleged incompetent as brothers and sisters seek protection from undue influence. Mrs Finn's late husband left $10,000 cash and $000 in stocks. heir to her former husband and her own $1,000 property also noted.
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Finn
New York
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Damages Awarded in Auto Crash Case Near Keyport
A jury in the Supreme Court awarded $200 to Mrs. Jennie Van Roem against Charles Brogan of The Bronx for injuries from a crash near Keyport in 1810. Mrs. Van Roem sought $100,000 and her husband $100,000 for injuries. he also pursues $1,000 for damages to his car. In a separate note, Springfield reports the Supreme Court upholds labor unions’ right to strike.
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Brogan
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Roosevelt Concedes Taft Victory as Progressives Weigh Next Move
Roosevelt signals acceptance of Taft's renomination but hints at a possible third party. He urges delegates and supporters to return home, assess demand for a late convention, and prepare for a possible Baltimore meeting if a broad coalition forms. Roosevelts entourage hints at splits in the party and a potential new progressive bid.
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Roosevelt
New Progressive Party
Aviator's Fall Fatal in Mineola Flight
Henry Turner twenty two year old aviator died at Nassau Hospital Mineola after a first airplane flight in a Cureuse biplane owned by Peter McLoughlin of Mineola. He took off against orders and a control failure caused a fatal abdominal wound and hip injury as the machine crashed.
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Henry Turner
Peter McLoughlin
Mineola
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