Ohio Democrats Wage Factional War Over Bryan Stand
Ohio Democrats wage factional war to contest Bryan stand as Commoner blocks reelection of Senator Dick. Delegates from Cleveland back Bryan ally Tom L. Johnson forces, Harmon doubtful amid clashing endorsements. State central committee debates senatorial endorsement, Baker delaying to press Johnson contest to convention. Possible renomination of State Treasurer Creamer noted amid factional tensions.
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Lenator Dick
Auther
Johesom
Cleveland
Bryan
Democratic 2
Harmon
Charles Dick
Brew
Tom L. Johnson
Curahoge County
Harriison
State Central Committee
Newton D. Baker
Ales Pomerene
Canton
Les W. Graves
Oakharbor
T. S. Hogan
Witnéses
Supreme Court
Dia HH
R Doranne
Sen Tees Blo
James Johnson
Springfield
Cisi
O. C. Tarasen
Zamerene
Senate
Pomerene
D. S. Creamer
St. Clairsville
Old Time School Friends Reunite in Omro
Oldtimers from Omro Wisconsin recall youth as former classmates gather for a village reunion. Teachers students and residents share memories while planning future get togethers and a potential Old School Grand Bowl reunion series.
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Omro
Wis
Tyeski
George Gil
x-Ariomev
R. Hindoner
G. A. Bucketaf
Osh
Kaiser Goes to Hamburg in Imperial Yacht Hohenzollern
Berlin June 21 Emperor William will depart Hamburg aboard the imperial yacht Hohenzollern at Alna and proceed to Kiel to attend the yacht regatta. The dispatch notes the decision and outlines the planned voyage.
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Erlin
William
Hamburg
Hohenzollern
Alna
Kiel
Old Red Brick School Reunion Names Attendees
A caption lists attendees of an old red brick school reunion. Names from Oshkosh, Winnebago County, and surrounding areas appear, including Mr and Mrs E H Girard Stoughton West Group Evanston Chicago Miss Esther Hancock Charles Russall Lillian Goodwin Tucker Nettsville and others. The piece notes a focus on former pupils and staff who upheld the golden rule.
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Winnebago County
E. H. Girard
Stoughton
West Grou
Ogcon
Evanston
Evanston, Ight
Chicago
Miss
Esther + Hancock
Charles Mar Charles Russall
Lillian Goodwin Tregas
Quincy
Cal
Frask Tucker
Nettsville
Taft Stands Ground on Postal Savings Bill Fight
President Taft plans to remain in Washington through the summer to push the postal savings bank bill amid a Senate insurgent opposition and White House negotiations with Democratic leaders. He canceled a Yale trip to see his son graduate, signaling readiness to stay if needed as Congress debates the measure and House bill alignment.
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Yale
Washington
Oak
Bean
States Senate
Postal Savings Bank
White House
Sunes
Ebinese Tomorrosy World
Tait
Washington, D. C
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Nile Tomorow
Senate
Saint Bank
Congress
House
Haven
Imm Yale
New Haven
Adopted Daughter Fights Over Hart Will in NY Supreme Court
An adopted daughter of Benjamin Hart seeks half of his estate in the New York Supreme Court before Judge Greenbaum. Frail and contested, the matter involves her claim to Hart’s $3 million fortune under French law. French expert Monsieur Cinner consults for Hart’s heirs while Mrs Davies, Miss Davies, and Mr Howell Jones participate in the proceedings.
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Benjamin Hart
Eline
New York
Greenbaum
Hart
Mme
Tisthrielle- Josephine Lueschesi Hart Guillemin
di Impat
Monsieur Cinner
Michael Hart
S Davies
Miss Davies
Howell Jones
Republicans Meet in St Paul Convention Conservat ion Great Issue
St Paul officials address delegates outlining Republican aims in Minnesota. The plan emphasizes conservation of public lands and natural resources, homestead law reform, taxation modernization, and progressive labor and education measures. Adolph Eberhart named likely party leader. Taft administration praised. platform pledges strong conservation and state reform.
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St. Paul
Delegares
Republican Party
Repub
Minnesota
Canada
National Congress
Adolph O. Eberhart
Ehghteen
Frank Eddy
Stearns County
Exdorse Taft
Taft
Tians
Aldrich
Wariff Commission
Washington
Addiph
Tit Senmahi
F and Warehouse
Ennimix F. Staples
Hale Murd ers Provision and Senate Rail War
Fragmentary report notes Hale’s stance on a railroad funding measure. Mentions Maine Senator La Follette amendment and Taft seeking appropriation. Describes procedural dispute and implied age issue. Kem’s quick objection cited.
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Northwestern
Hale
Maine
Taft
F. WL CL
Inside Pages Dispatches From AP Wire Report
Important late dispatches and specials are highlighted inside pages of the AP wire report. The section previews notable developments and fresh details from ongoing events. Readers are directed to check the interior pages for full coverage and updates.
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Associated Press
Postmaster at Bloomer Nominated by President
Washington June 21 the president nominated L L Thayer postmaster at Bloomer F W C A man seems to be able to get ahead in the world much faster with good manners than with good murals. Men still kiss women's hands in novels.
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Washington, D. C
L. L. Thayer
Bloomer
Road Assaults Saloons in Milwaukee Case
A newspaper brief reports a lawsuit filed in Milwaukee Wisconsin where the town of West is mentioned. Peter Buh is identified as a principal defendant amid a petitioned dispute over saloon conduct and local authority.
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Weste
Peter
Nevada Governor Declares No Interference in Big Fight
Ogden Utah June 21 Governor Dickerson of Nevada said he would not interfere with the Jeffries Johnson fight. He stated Nevada laws give no authority to stop the bout, though he would act if evidence showed the contest was fake. The Reno committee seeks an arena permit costing about 6,060 dollars in Reno’s bid.
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Reno
tTex Fickard
Moon
Jeffries-Joh
Ogden
Utah
Dickerson
Nevada
Jeffries Johnson
La Follette strong bids in Wisconsin campaign
June 21 report from Northwestern notes a Daily She campaign team led by Robert M. La Follette and allies Senator Walter H. Owen and Charles H. Crownhart courting support for La Follette in state races. Despite war disruption and internal county snags, organizers push for a single candidate to emerge in key districts, especially Winnebago and counties including Juneau and Jackson, with hope to clear the field in the Senate race.
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Robert M. la
Winnebaro Court
Muster
Juneau
Jackson
W. H. Naylor
Ecere
Held
la Follette Mana
Winnehase
Ea Follette
Sail
Catholics Protest in Spain Amid Broad Religious Debate
Fragmentary report notes Catholics protesting in Spain during a night rally. Indications point to widespread discontent with religious signage and government actions. Details are unclear but the event signals heightened tension across regions including Belgium and parts of the Americas.
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Catholicc
Belgium
Eneand
Mierica
Fatal trunk discovery ties serial murder to Seattle duo
A blood stained trunk at a Vancouver depot revealed the body of a man identified as W. A. Johnson. Detectives link the crime to J. P. Webb and Mrs. Johnson, alleged accomplices found with them during an automobile trip toward a Seattle suburb, amid claims of alcohol and staged disguise. Police seize a black jack, cards with the name Miss May Webster, and a baggage tag, while Webb bears a typographical union card from Vancouver local No. 1.
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Loman
Powers
John Ears
J. P.wen
Johnson
Zeke J
Webb
jUnion
Seattle
Jtime
Iva jRatches
Aul
Orezon and Washington Railway
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Jhan
W. A. Jonnson
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Jenn
Pass Deficiency Bill Stirs Legislative Action
The session moved forward as lawmakers considered a deficiency bill described as critical to funding gaps. Supporters highlighted urgent needs, while opponents urged careful review of allocations and impacts on state programs.
Kaiser Recovers to Attend Kiel Yacht Race
Emperor William has recovered from a sore knee caused by overexertion in the saddle. He has decided to attend the Kiel yacht race today, according to an Assorted Press Possum report dated January 31.
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Wiliam
Kiel
Movement of 16 000 workers into East Africa for coast project
In the Vic Mombasa venture, 16 000 Funtasian laborers were imported for coastal construction. Each man carried all his worldly possessions, and the workers and their belongings were dispersed in crowded trucks creating a chaotic scene as they moved into East Africa.
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Vic Mombasa
East Africa
Wide World Magazine
Princess Feobora Dead
Princess Feobora is reported dead in the Yor Press. The notice notes Associated Anguete y from heart and references weather forecasts for Wisconsin with warmer trends inland and in the east on Wednesday. It mentions local observations, time temperature, and forecast details.
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Porstion
Wedneyiay
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