No Change Made in Roll of Convention
Minority on Committee to Protest to Convention Over Quick Work in 38 Hour Session. The credential committee of the national convention completed work as the committee met in Chicago. Delegates from several states debated who should be seated and how the committee would proceed with the adjournment. The Taft and Roosevelt factions faced off as the credential committee prepared reports for the opening of the convention.
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Uncle Sam to Be “Broke” July 1 Way of Government
Fragmented OCR outlines a constitutional budget crisis with references to a July 1 start of a new fiscal year. Mentions President vetoes, Senate and House conflict, and proposed temporary appropriations. Describes government employees facing unpaid work or furloughs and talks of Naval and Marine departments.
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Taft Omen Elephant Shows Eager Demonstration in Nineteenth Century
An unruly elephant known as GP Taft enters the scene during a presidential event, displaying dramatic behavior that unsettles attendees. Observers note its neck, trunk, and pose as it reacts to handlers, sparking questions about safety and public spectacle.
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Watterson Seeks Harmony in Democratic Ranks
In Baltimore June 2, William Thompson Watterson dispatches a telegram to Democratic National Committee Chairmen urging unity. He opposed Judea Parker for temporary chairman but warns disruption could threaten Bryan’s nomination and risk a split that may empower Roosevelt.
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Baby Left Hours to Suffer in Iron Bed Trap
Cincinnati on June 2 police rescued a six month old infant found wedged between iron bed bars with the baby exhausted and in danger. Neighbors heard cries and alerted officers. The mother, Ethel Green, was arrested on cruelty to child charges when she returned from an attempt at amusement.
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Three men held in court on charges of violation of Section wy
In Ferecue Court yesterday three men named Thomas Barrett Thomas Kelly and Je Ritter faced charges under Section wy of ine au charien Jn for wearing stone nila The tpelten and the 1 silat called dandy e thres 0 cal ope were set bail at 0 each or to be tried in Special Sessions. They were allowed until tomorrow to obtain bond and were paroled in the interim.
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California Women Take Central Role at Roosevelt Convention
A fragment from a June reporting on the Republican National Convention highlights California delegates and wives of governors influencing proceedings. The writes note notable female participation, shifts in opinion, and the presence of Mrs Roosevelt and other prominent women as the event unfolds.
convention clashes and chaos at Roosevelt meet
Shouts faded as chaos swirled around the Democratic convention scene. Reports describe crowd movement, police intervention, and hungry spectators reacting to food shortages while observers note party leaders and notable figures like Nick Longworth and Mrs Longworth guiding proceedings amid tense, divided sentiment.
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Williams College Students Strike to Work in Brooklyn Factory
Williams College men announce a plan to break a strike by taking jobs at a Brooklyn shoe factory in May, earning 5 dollars per day. The proposal, championed by Turner and other football team members, suggests a month of work to push progress and support the strike effort amid campus tensions.
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Protection for Aged Bride in Guardian Petition
New York kin seek guardianship for 90 year old Margaret A centr who married a 70 year old man. Petition claims she may be unable to manage estate including $10,000 in cash and $15,000 in property, following her husband’s May death.
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Jury awards 20000 to Van Roem in High Court suit
A Supreme Court jury ruled for Jennia Van Roem and her husband against Charlen Brogan of The Bronx in a crash case. Mrs Van Roem sought 25000 and her husband 25000 for injuries from an automobile collision. The husband also seeks 1 for damages to his car. The decision upholds the right to strike according to a Springfield dispatch.
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Roosevelt Relents and Taft Wins Support at Convention
Roosevelt abandons third party bid and urges supporters to seek public sentiment on a Progressive challenge. He warns delegates that a tainted convention would fail to represent the people and hints at possible coalition with Democrats. Governors Stubbs and Johnson express skepticism about a new party, while Roosevelt's camp plans more talks and money for Taft’s defeat if the renomination stands.
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Aviator's Fall Fatal Over New York Runway Accident
An aviator died when a plane crashed during a flight in Homestead New York. The incident occurred while attempting a maneuver, with witnesses and police investigating the machine's instability and the pilot’s control failure.
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