Harmon Indorsed for the Presidency at Ohio Convention
Ohio's Democratic State Convention endorsed Judson Harmon for President and renominated him for Governor by acclamation. The body rejected a Senate indorsement plan, adopted a platform calling for tariff reform, direct election of Senators, and other progressive measures, and endorsed a constitutional convention. Harmon spoke amid cheers, urging tariff overhauls and public-interest governance.
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Ohio
Paxton
Democratic Party of
Judson Harmon
Democratic State Convention
United States
Pomerene
James B. Campbell
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Momines
Harmon
Resolutions Committee
Governor Harmon
Keystone State ticket chosen at Pennsylvania Republican convention
Harrisburg June 22 delegates named the ticket: Governor John K. Tener of Washington County Lieutenant Governor John M. Reynolds of Bedford Secretary Henry Houck of Lebanon State Treasurer Charles F. Wright of Susquehanna County. Knox refused candidacy a challenger early on. The platform endorsed Taft and tariff policy aligning with national Republicans. Tener, once a baseball star, was highlighted as a rising political and financial figure.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Pennsylvania
John K. Tener
Washington County
John M. Reynolds
Bedford County
Henry Houck
Lebanon
Charles F. Wright
Susquehanna County
P. C. Knox
Department of State
Taft
Congress
The
Elks
Pittsburg
Chicago
A. G. Spalding
Tener
Spalding
Outfit
United States
Charlevoix
County Tyrone
Ireland
New Move Against Dalzell Over Recount Bid
Dr. R J Black filed a brief arguing court lacks jurisdiction and that a permanent injunction against the vote recount in sixty five districts would violate his constitutional rights. Dalzell's side secured a temporary halt to the recount and the court must dissolve or make permanent the injunction.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
R. J. Black
John Dalzell
Cohen
Black
Dalzell
W. J. Bregnen
Object to New York Babies
Baton Rouge authorities condemn importing babies from New York to New Orleans. Parish and municipal health officers backed by the state board adopt resolutions urging limits on infants with unknown parentage. Dr. Clarence Pierson warns the practice risks degeneration and social harm.
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the Tribune
Baton Rouge
New York
New Orleans
Louisiana
State Board of Health
Clarence Pierson
State Insane Asylum
Jackson
Browne Arguments Continue in Lorimer Bribery Trial
Chicago June 2 A denunciation of Representative Charles A White Dye marked the second day of closing arguments in the Browne trial. Lee O Neil Browne Democratic minority leader is charged with buying votes for United States Senator Lorimer. O Donnell accused White of blackmail and inventing bribery stories when Lorimer would not pay him. State's Attorney Wayman wrapped his argument. Erbstein opened for the defense. O Donnell to finish tomorrow. Jurors expected Friday.
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Chicago
Charles A. White
O'Donnell
Lee O'Neil Browne
United States
Lorimer
White
Wayman
Browne
Charles KE Erbstein
Filibuster Ends in Rout Over Postal Savings Bill
Washington reports the insurgent filibuster collapsed as the President stood firm on redeeming a platform pledge. The final vote 44 to 25 on Carter's motion to concur in House amendments capped a day of amendments defeated and key bills advanced.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senate
Carter
Chamberlain
Bristow, Cummins
la Follette
Clapp
Dolliver
Brandegee
Burton
Postal Savings Bank
Senator Bristow
Simmons
Hughes
Taft
White House
House
Mr. Bristow
Board of Trustees
Bristow
McEnery
Borah
Beveridge
Cummins
Brown on Conservation and Soil Fertility at Millers’ Meeting
W C Brown president of the New York Central Rail road spoke at the Millers National Federation convention in St Paul on June 22. He warned that we must husband coal and preserve soil fertility to sustain nations and warned the high cost of living signals an approaching storm unless a remedy is found.
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Judson Harmon
Ohio
Ohio Democracy
Minneapolis
The
Millers’ National Federation
W. C. Brown
New York Central Railroad
Mr. Brown
Woman seeks annulment of marriage to Gustavus McRae
Mrs Rose Spero McRae petitions to annul her 1968 Newark marriage to Gustavus Fulton McRae a broker claiming he had not lawfully separated from his prior marriage The defendant did not appear as Justice Bischoff reserved a decision The defendant has been married three times
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Rose Spero McRae
Gustavus Fulton McRae
Justice Bischoff
Newark
McRae
Mary Elizabeth McRae
Roosevelt Praises Taft As Insurgent Dream Fades
Washington June 22 ex president Roosevelt expresses strong support for Taft, stating no man questions Taft’s Republicanism. The piece notes Taft’s leadership, the party’s direction, and Dolliver’s political troubles while praising Meyer's navy reforms and the postal savings bank bill.
Conferees Deadlock Over Labor Exemption in Sundry Civil Bill
A Senate House conferrees deadlock after hours over Hughes amendment to exempt labor organizations from Sherman anti trust prosecutions. House backs it. Senate refuses. Also no action on Currier patent rights bill as House pauses for further debate. Labor leaders press for Steel Trust investigation rule. rules committee discharge motion seeks ruling on concurrent resolutions.
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Lodge
House
Army Engineers
Smoot and Bailey
Burrows
Bailey
Bevveridge
Borah
Bourne
Bristow
Clapp
Cummins
Flint
la Follette
Warner
Tribune Bureau
Washington
House Conferrees
Hughes
Department of Justice
Hale
House To Consideration of Representative Currier
Currier
Congress
Goldfogle
New York
Treasury
Sulzer
Stanley
Steel Trust
Arthur Holder
Samuel Gompers
Committee On
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Murdock
Kansas
New Children's Bureau Proposed in Commerce and Labor Bill
A bill reported to the House creates a children's bureau within the Department of Commerce and Labor to study birth rate infant mortality child labor diseases degeneracy and juvenile court records. The chief would be appointed by the President with a $4000 salary and an assistant chief at 2400 plus a secretary and staff.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
House
Gerdner
Michigan
Clarified identity of Carpenter linked to Philippines lands
Washington reports that confusion over initials has tied Fred W. Carpenter to lands in the Philippines. The former secretary to the President, now Minister to Morocco, is not connected to those lands and no investigation is linked to him.
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Washington
Fred W. Carpenter
Morocco
Carpenter
Philippines
Congress
Shifts Rumor Swirls Around City Police Captains
Rumors from Police Headquarters on Centre Street suggest major captain shifts. Thomas Palmer of Mulberry Street may move to West 47th Street, while William F. Fennelly could be reassigned to Far Rockaway. Edwards of Mulberry Street and Captains Joseph and John W. O’Connor also reportedly reassigned among Leonard Street and Glendale posts.
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Police
Centre Street
Thomas Palmer
Mulberry Street
West 47Th Street
Palmer
William F. Fennelly
Far Rockaway
Ennelly
Bingham
Edwards
O’connors
Joseph
John W. O'Connor
Leonard Street
Glendale
Tinworkers Lose Wage Fight
Pittsburg June 22 The wage conference between committees of thirteen independent tinplate mills and the Amalgamated Association closed with the refusal to grant a 10 percent increase. The men will return to work on last year’s wages, 2 percent below what the corporation mills pay, affecting about 25 0 men.
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Pittsburg
Tinplate Mills
Amalgamated Association
Corporation Mills
Army and Navy Orders From Tribune Bureau
Orders issued list Army officers assigned to range construction and militia encampments from Illinois to Tennessee and Hawaii, plus Navy transfers and ship movements. Notable names include Colonel Stephen C. Mills, Colonel Robert K. Evans, First Lieutenant William E. Gillmore, and Captain William Winters. Movements report Standish Viper Grampus Pike and others arriving at Annapolis Honolulu New York and other ports.
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Department of the Lakes
Governor's Island
Diriment of the East
Miter
Abrir Toms
Wis
Robert K. Evans
Keen Infantry
William E. Gillmore
28Th Infantry
Harrison J. Price
John McC. A. Halmer
15Th Cavalry
Herschel
William F. Godson
10Th Cavalry
Robert M. Nolan
Philip B Peyton
16Th Infantry
Illinois
Illiam H. Winters
Carralkr
Chickamauga Park
Henry C. Coe
Medical Reserve
John E. Green
25Th Infantry
Tennessee
Nashville
Joseph Pinquard
Medical Reserve Corps
United States
James A. O'Connor
Corps of Engineers
San Francisco
O'Connor
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii Territory
William H. Cowles
4Th Cavalry
Fort Meade
James S. Parker
George M. Parker
21St Infantry
Fort Des Moines
Samuel G. Jones
11Th Cavalry
Pine Camp
Evan M. Johnson, Jr
6Th Infantry
Chauncey L. Fenton
Coast Artillery
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A. Althotse
Navy Yard
Washington
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Mare Island
F. M. Perkins
Pennsylvania
A. Barney
North Dakota
New Hampshire
M. ©. Robertson
Michigan
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Reid
Flusser
New York
Newport
Golds— Borough
Rowan
Sausalito
San Diego
South Dakota
Valparaiso
Talcahuano
Tate
Helena
Siakwan
Shangai
New Court of Customs Appeals Decides First Docket
The new United States Court of Customs Appeals issued its first decisions. It reversed two circuit rulings and affirmed three in appeals from the General Board of Appraisers and the Southern District of New York. Noted cases include Sun Quong On salted cabbage, Kwong Yuen Shing canned duck, and a yam versus sweet potato dispute.
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Washington
United States Court of Customs Appeals
General Board of Appraisers
United States Circuit
Southern District of
New Tory
Fae
Robert M. Montzgomery
William James F. Smith
Orion M. Barber
Marion de Vries
Supreme Court
Sun Quong
Canton
Sun
Court of Customs Appeals
Kwong Yuen Shing
Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Defcige Sons
Hansen & Dieckman
Jules Weber
New York
Rabbit's Foot Troupe Complaints Before ICC
Pat Chappelle owner of the Rabbit's Foot Company filed complaints with the Interstate Commerce Commission against several railroads alleging unjust baggage car charges and misclassification. The ICC dismissed the Central of Georgia case, ordered Atlantic Coast Line to set a $10 minimum, and required Illinois Central and Louisville & Nashville to treat tents poles and seats as ordinary baggage. other questions were dismissed.
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Washington
Pat” Chappelle
Louisville & Nashville Raileroad Company
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chappelle
South
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Hammond Reclaims Stock in Supreme Court Verdict
James B. Hammond founder of the Hammond Typewriter Company won a Supreme Court verdict on his suit to set aside a deed of trust that conveyed company stock to directors for distribution among the employer of his death. The jury deliberated four hours and returned the verdict in answer to questions.
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James B. Hammond
The
Hammond Typewriter Company
Supreme Court
Met
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