Ohio Setstle Roosevelt Victory in Ohio Delegates Move
Roosevelt claims Ohio primary victory as delegates shift. Taft and Roosevelt wrangle over statewide support with Cleveland and Columbus figures cited. Taft battles to retain momentum toward Chicago convention amid Harmon victory in Democratic race and calls for withdrawal from the contest.
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Wilson
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Baker Organisation
Phos
Marwan
Cuban unrest prompts U S naval moves and troop boosts
Reports from Santiago and Havana outline a widening Cuban insurrection centered near Santiago with armed bands threatening foreign property. The United States contemplates sending a warship and increasing naval forces as Cuban troops rush to quell rebellions in Oriente and surrounding provinces. Volunteers rally in Santiago while civilians seek refuge from advancing violence.
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Juragua
California Vote Explained and Roosevelt Loss Debate
Special to Northwestern from Wisconsin reports a muddled California result with Roosevelt favored by voters. Senator Tan Fullette allegedly lost California to Roosevelt while local sentiment suggested a different outcome. The piece cites impressions from a Liv Foltltto tour and remarks on Wisconsin views influencing the race.
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Tan Fullette
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Wisconsin
How Official Was Ousted at Windsor Sugar Company
A garbled New York May dispatch outlines the removal of Benjamin Route from Windsor Sugar Company presidency amid federal district suit. It notes Henry Paves Meyers gaining control, Havemeyer’s February 21 letter, and Bowell’s uncertain stance, with friction over leadership.
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Yew
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Chester
Border clashes and troop movements near the Mexican border
Reports describe federal and rebel forces around Avilizel and Guadalupe with skirmishes and artillery. The Mexican government forces push toward the rebels while preparing rail repairs with prisoners of war, as both sides maneuver for position near Azunado, Rosano, and Belano.
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Pearthone Tolay
Shota
Rellano
Citizens' Ticket Wins In State Race
Associated Press memo reports J. Arnold as the winning candidate for state office with a large plurality. Judges Ren Lindsey and others receive overwhelming support as voters reject alleged pillagers and upheaval, signaling a strong public endorsement of reform and leadership.
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Associated Press
Eltigens Wellenge
J. Arnold
Tiato
Speer Dem
Yeaterdicy
Yyony
Aventyurt
Ren Lindsey
Froneisen
Pittsburg
Minneapolia
Porber
Cereal prices bulge amid storm fears and midwestern trading
Traders report a broad rise in cereals as dust storms sweep the southwest and fear of disrupted supplies weighs on markets. Wheat for July gains about 24% cents, corn up 24, oats and others showing renewed strength amid exchange activity.
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Chiergo
Fred Imying
Be Phillip rejects governorship bid amid talks
Milwaukee May 24 The Journal quotes BE Phillip denying plans to run for governor and saying he has not tentatively consented to become a candidate. The report that he would enter the primary again under Governor McGovern is not confirmed and is under consideration amid influence from Frlanda.
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McGovern
Frlanda
General Strike Order Issued By International Freight Handlers
Chicago May 22 freight handlers nationwide received notice that a general strike order had been issued by President P. J. Flannery of the International Brotherhood of Railway Freight Handlers. The order was decided after days of deliberation at the union headquarters and was mailed to local unions.
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Harvard
Alabama
John W. Blodgett
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Hayward
Associated Freres
P. 2
Flannery
International Brotherhood of Railway
Fourteenth Ballot Fails To Elect Bishop At Conference
In Minneapolis delegates fail to elect a bishop on the fourteenth ballot. N Luccuck of Kansas City leads with 488 votes, B D Leete of Detroit 463, and F P J McConnell of Green Castle 396. Bryan speaks to delegates about public morality and good government as the general assembly considers church actions. Religious notes also report Presbyterian matters and remarks by Rev Dr Charles B L Champlain.
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Mion
Ute Methodist Episcopal Church
N. Luccuck
Kansas City
B.D. Leete
Detroit
Alet
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Green Castle
Willam Jennings Bryan
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Louisyne
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Louisville
Charles BL. Champlain
New York
General Assembly
Northern Presbyterian
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Presbyterian Home Mlessor
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Wilson
Pane Presbyterian Dongréas
Aberdeen
Seothard
Congress
Chicago
Samnier
Darrow Jury Forming For California Trial
Los Angeles May 2. Jury to try Clarence Darrow for alleged jury bribing in the McNamara case is to be completed. After the twelfth juror, lawyers favor selecting a thirteenth to cover any vacancy. Thirteen jurors will hear the case, with Judge and attorneys preparing for possible delays.
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Dar Tru
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Darrow
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Bere Fracklin
McNasmare Duteethye
Hall of Justice
Ry Darrow
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Alaguday
Dintriet Attothey Pedericks
Pruel
Los Angeles Tragedy Shakes Widow in Murder Case
Mary Dillon widow of G. O. Dillon confesses police believe her husband may be the killer in the Woburn victim's murder. She described a water, a moment on a Saturday train, and a watch given by Osllow. Detectives seek further evidence to prove ownership of items linked to the case.
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Associated Press
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Osllow
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Los Angeles
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Lee O Neill Browne Loses Bid On Special Sessions
Spring Weld May 22 Lee O Neil Browne failed in his bid to press a plan to convene two special sessions of the legislature. Governor Dongen acted to appropriate 25 000 for mileage and 50 for stationery. The house rejected Browne's motion by a vote of 24 to 66, then passed the 20 000 repair bill with the required two thirds. Browne, Bolla, Duniday and Dennis opposed the measure.
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Lee O'Neil Browne
Ture
Dongen
Prownea
Judge rebukes prosecutors over open session in shoe company case
Judge Tamam rebuked the United prosecuting officials for seeking an open session in the United Shoe Machinery dissolution trial. He warned the extensive evidence already presented made further public proceedings unnecessary. Attorney French argued the trial’s public nature was essential for the momentous case.
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Dise Triee
United Shoe Machinery Company
Tamam
United
Tno
French
Postmaster Nominee at Plymouth Nominated by Taft
Washington May 22 Taft today nominated Charles Pricer the Postmaster at Plymouth Wisconsin to fill a vacancy. The appointment reflects the administration system for federal post offices and aligns with party staffing. Pricer has held the Plymouth post and is expected to assume duties after confirmation.
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Taft
Charles Pricer
Plymouth, Wie
I. Wi
Pankhurst Pair Convicted in Conspiracy Case
Emmeline Pankhurst and Pethick Lawrence, joint editor of Votes for Women, were found guilty of conspiracy and inciting to malicious damage to property. Each received nine months in jail, a leniency recommendation noted by Justice Coleridge. The verdict follows window smashing linked to suffrage protests.
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Associated Press
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Pethick Lawrence
Votes
Down
Coleridge
Pankhurst Arrested in London March Action
In London on March 1 Mrs. Bromeline Pankhurst was arrested for property damage and sentenced on March 2 to two months imprisonment. Several other women faced charges of conspiracy as the case moved to court. The scene included two distressed figures in the dock and Mrs. Pankhurst clinging to the dock edge.
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Bromeline Pankhurst
Wes
Taawrence
Misa
Crysta
Bel Pankhurst
Mrs. Pankhurst
Prisoners Plead for Humane Handling in Court Proceedings
In a tense session, prisoners trembled and pleaded for first class treatment as Mrs. Beraick Lawrence raised her hands in prayer and declared defend us since our cause is just. All prisoners were sentenced to confinement in the second division, avoiding hard floors.
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Prosecution of Ilian Coffee Monopoly Moves to Four Circuit
New York May 22 United States District Attorney Wise filed an expediting certificate to accelerate the government suit against Herman Sidle and other members of the ilian coffee valorization combine. The action shifts the monopoly case from the Elena district court to the four circuit judges.
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Associated Press
New York
Herman Sidle
Ilian
Valorization
Bine
United States
Wise
Elena
Wall Paper Firms Trial Testimony On Trade Restraint
In Cleveland on May 22 the resumed federal trial of eight wallpaper manufacturers and jobbers tested claims of conspiracy in restraint of trade. Four defense witnesses contradicted the government assertion that defendants refused sales to five and ten cent stores.
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Showers and Cooling Winds From Front Move Through Area
Weather update notes showers drifting across the region with cooler air and brisk winds. Forecasters expect a notable drop in temps today with gusty conditions in exposed locations.
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