Ramsey’s Friends to Confer in Dallas on July 6
Richard Mays, Ramsey headquarters manager, has called a conference of Judge Ramsey’s friends in Dallas for July 6 to discuss the North, Northeast and West Texas area. Similar meetings are planned for San Antonio on July 8 and Houston on July 12.
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San Antonio
Houston
Delegates contested by Hearst Harrison faction in Clark A Clark conference
The June 21 report notes a contested slate for the national convention with six at large and ten district delegates from Illinois in dispute. The Hearst Harrison faction opposes the Sullivan faction, all aligned with Clark A Clark conference leadership. Delegates gathered in Washington with representatives from thirty-five states attending.
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Baltimore
Hilbois
Hearst Harrison
Sullivan
Clark
Washington
House Judiciary Committee Recommends Impeachment of Judge Archibald
The House Judiciary Committee voted unanimously to report articles of impeachment against Judge Archibald, amid ongoing investigations. Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes the committee action on June 21.
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House Judiciary Committee
Commerce
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Archibald
Chicago
Vlash
Weather Report for New Orleans Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for generally fair weather in New Orleans. Tonight expects clear to partly cloudy skies with light winds, and Saturday should stay dry with mild temperatures and comfortable conditions.
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Nweather Report
New Orleans
Exchange National Bank financial statement excerpt 1912
The document presents a balance of loans and discounts totaling 544 410 72, overdrafts 1 509 03, U S bonds 25 000, bonds and securities 13 971 90, bank holdings 2 500, and real estate owned 7 0 44. It lists items due from banks and cash items, notes of other national banks, currency, lawful money reserve, and legal tender notes. Capital stock 50 000, surplus, undivided profits, and various deposits and rediscounts are shown, with a notarized oath dated June 21 1912 by cashier J Coit and directors Bates Christal Owlsley.
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Vaniks
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Asia
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Bryan Urges Democrats to Block Parker at National Convention
June 2 1904 Chicago W J Bryan telegraphs leading Democrats including Woodrow Wilson and Champ Clark to oppose Parker as temporary chairman of the National Democratic convention in Louisville Ky June 21 Henry Watterson calls for harmony avoiding factionalism and a repeat of the Chicago scene with a Roosevelt clash feared.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Wootrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Parker
National Democratic Convent
Associated Press Dispatch
Louisville
Mack
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Henry Watterson
Cheago
Bryan
Roosevelt
First Negro Delegate Named to Democratic National Convention
Baltimore dispatch June 21 reports the first ever Negro named as a delegate to the Democratic National convention. The delegate hails from Colorado and marks a historic political milestone.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Baltimore
Colorado
Texas contest piled as Galveston politician flees
A Texas Seventh district delegate contest ended with a Galveston politician fleeing the scene this morning, leaving the Harm on delegates nomination unsettled.
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Texas
Associated Press Dispatch
Baltimore
Galveston
Harmon
Anti-Roosevelt Majority Strengthens at Convention
Delegates debate credentials as the convention tables the report on the credentials committee by a vote of 51 to 490. Roosevelt leaders refuse to consider a new party.
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BPD
Roosevelt
Terxa
New
Progressive Party
Steam Roller Crunches Credentials Vote In Chicago Convention
In Chicago on June 21 the credentials committee battle saw Gov Hadley’s motion to bar contested delegates from voting tabled 569 to 499. Taft supporters rallied as Taft gaits started. Wisconsin backed Taft 465 to 464 and temporary chair votes shifted from 558 to 560 in Hadley’s favor then 605 to 464.
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SIO
California Delegates Seated as Taft Victory Maintained
In Chicago on June 21 the credentials committee seated California two district Taft delegates at 5 45 am. A motion to seat Roosevelt delegates failed 28 to 16 as the Roosevelt contingent refused to appear. Taft delegates from Indiana and the Thirteenth district were seated, while Kentucky Seventh district Taft delegates won 27 to 8. An insulting letter from two missing Roosevelt delegates was rejected and returned. Roosevelt strength rose five votes in California, though five Roosevelt adherents, including Heney, were absent. The Eighth Kentucky district delegates were credited to Taft.
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Chicago
Taliffornia
Credentals Committee
Roosevelt
Taft
Indiana
Thireenth
Kentucky
California
Heney
Credentials Report Sparks Convention Contests
The convention opened at 12 26 with debate over credentials reporting. Roosevelt supporters challenged the majority credentials verdicts for Alabama Arizona and Arkansas while Taft delegates pressed for orderly review. After ten hours three contests favored the President in Alabama Arizona and Arkansas.
Platform room nearly complete at taft convention
When the resolutions committee adjourned to attend the convention the platform was practically complete. Members praised the planks on monopoly and the courts and noted the platform is concise and general in scope. It lauds President Taft for his comprehensive fair and vigorous dealing with all issues.
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Associate Press Dispatch
Chicago
Resolutions Committee
Taft
Armed citizens battle with Bokchi'o bank raid near McAlester
Armed citizens clashed with robbers during a safe blowing at the First State bank in Bokchi'o near McAlester Oklahoma. Two citizens were wounded and the bandits escaped with $3.
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Bokchito Bank
Associated Press
Mcalester
Bokchi'o
Here
Vernon man killed by city marshal at Cleburne hotel
SOT IN CLEBURNE HOTEL CLEBURNE June 24 H P Hayes of Vernon Ala was shot and killed by City Marshal C A White at the Cleburne hotel yesterday morning after officers tried to remove him from his room following a disturbance that frightened guests and hotel staff. Wilson running mate story in Chicago dispatched. One progressive newspaper suggests Woodrow Wilson could be Roosevelt's running mate in a new party.
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H P Hayes
Vernon
Ala
C. A. White
Cleburne Hotel
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