War Cloud Hovering Over Convention Factional Fight
The Fallon Nevada convention scene brews as Boyd Updike and Dickerson factions clash over seating in Washoe and Mineral counties. Proxies from White Pine Nye and local leaders Buck Malloy and Fowler jockey for power while temporary officers steer the process and delegates caucus into the early hours. Strong names include Boyd Updike Dickerson Buck Malloy and Fowler with Washoe and Mineral counties pivotal in the battle.
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Gazette
FALLON
Champ Clark
Nevada
Baltimore
Boyd-Pickerson
Boyd
Dickerson
Updike
Washoe county
Washoe
Updike-Dickerson
EL. B. Fowler
Reno
White Pine county
Paul Gaston
Gaston
Nye county
Minerka county
Tate
J. Helman Buck
Neogada
Mineral county
J. HL Malloy
Buck
Malloy
Clay Tallman
state central committee
with & D. Finch
Tallman
Democratic party
Roosevelt
Taft
Republican party
A. B Gray
Bill Nye
F. S. Sears
Churchill county
M. B. Moore
LeRoy Pike
Mexican Delirium Tremens Rocks Town, 18-Year-Old Arrested
Mike Seubar, an 18 year old described as Mexican, ran amuck in the northeast part of town at about 7 am smashing windows with rocks. He fired through panes until police arrested him after a brief chase and a confrontation with Jacobook the brewer. He pleaded not guilty but was convicted and sentenced to twenty days.
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Mike Seubar
Mike
Mor~rill avenue
Spokane
Lawrence Westfail
Walstrum
Johnson
Jacobook
Scubar
Hyok
Massacre and Mexican Exodus Stir Chihuahua Border News
Reports from Cithuanua Chihuahua describe mass American and foreign depopulation amid feared Federal advances. Census shows about 106 foreigners remain of 2,000 foreign residents, with 1,000 Americans largely gone. Rebels plan a stand at Bachimba as supplies dwindle and clashes intensify. In Torreon, jealousy clashes kill two and wound five as rebel leaders issue bluff threats. In Juchitan, Mexican troops massacre hundreds after Indians help conceal attackers, shocking refugees in San Francisco.
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Chihuahua
Huerta
Vila
Rabago
Parral
Chihuahue
jearters
Bachimba
TORREON
motar
Campa
Lerdo
Uwuerta
WASHINGTON
state department
insurrectos
San Miguel del Mezquital
Zacatecas
Durango
SAN FRANCISCO
Juchitan
Willis S. Hunt
Buford
Diaz
Polling Heavy Vote in Iowa Primaries
In Council Bluffs on June 3, voters heavily polled for the Republican U S senator nominee with Young favored in Pottawattamie County. It is believed Kenyon will win the Ninth congressional district. Mrs. L W Berrum of two miles south of the city fractured her ankle after a porch fall Saturday afternoon.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
Iowa
Young
Pottawattamie
Kenyon
Widows to receive share of $150,000 relief fund
Seventy widows, sixty two of them from the Titanic disaster, have received or will receive nearly half of the $150,000 raised by the Red Cross emergency relief committee. The chairman’s preliminary report shows their hardship, including Miss Flood's large family reliance and Mrs Johnson’s reaction to the loss of her husband.
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NEW YORK
Julie
Bowyu
Hed Cross emergency relief committee
Johnson
Primary Day in South Dakota
South Dakota journalism notes a three cornered Republican delegate fight between Taft Roosevelt and La Follette ahead of the state primary. Democratic delegates split between Clark and Wilson camps. Senate race draws attention with Gamble Sterling Grigsby and Richards contending amid estimates of margins. Local police report fourteen arrests with varied outcomes including fines and suspensions.
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SIOUX FALLS
S. D
Taft
Roosevelt
LaPollette
LaFollette
Clark
Wilson
United States
Gamble
Thomas Sterling
Colnel Melvin Grigsby
South Dakota
United States senate
Senator Gamble
Colonel Grigsby
R. 0. Richards
senate
Oil lands report links Alkali Butte to Salt Creek fields
Five thousand acres of soil underlay claimed within a week in the Alkali Butte and Conant Creek pit district. Geological survey notes these fields extend Salt Creek oil fields in northern Nottona county. Forecast: Arizona and Utah tonight and Tuesday show fair weather with little temperature change.
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DENVER
Conant Creek
geological survey
Salt Creek
Nottona county
Artona
Utah
Boodler Recounts Graft Tactics In County Elections
San Francisco June 3 Abra lant Rue continues his account of bosses maintaining control over the county committee and county convention in the chapter of The Road Is Traveled. Ruef describes how a preprimary county committee meeting fixed election dates and empowered bosses to name election officers, effectively excluding the minority from delegates and shaping polling outcomes.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Abralant Rue
San Francisco Ballet
Ruef
Bulletin
Sparks store burglarized by bold unnamed thief
George Herberth’s Sparks shop was broken into Saturday night between 10 and 12. A heavy glass pane was smashed and two suitcases, shoes, razors, jewelry, and other articles were taken. Noise alerted no arrests yet as Sparks police were aided by Reno officers. The incident details a bold break and plunder theft with no suspect identified.
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George Herberth
Sparks
Reno
Political hosts mass ahead of Republican convention in Chicago
June 3 report from Chicago describes Roosevelt supporters massing at party headquarters awaiting arrival of key figures. Delegates and national committee members from Indiana Texas Nebraska and other states maneuver over seating contests. Roosevelt allies plan to press issues before credentials committee if needed.
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CHICAGO
sturmist
Joseph K. Jseating
Indiana
Roosevelt
bowel
Nebraska
Vietor Rosewater
Nebrska
Geneversation
Cecil Lyon
Texas
national committee
Peark Wright
Louisiana
credentials committee
national committees
Wool Sales at Lakeview Show Decline in 1930s Oregon Outlook
Special correspondence from Lakeview Oregon reports wool sales will be far below last season as private buyers offer higher prices. Despite 15 to 17 cent figures and better fleece quality, large contracts reduce local sale volume. Southern Pacific repairs in Sacraments valley restore normal railroad service. St Louis market notes wool steady with territory and western mediums at 18c and fine mediums around 15 to 17c.
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LAKEVIEW
Ore
ST. LOUIS
New York Sees Hottest Day Since 1872
New York endured the hottest June day since 1872 with a high near 82 or more. thousands sought the seashore and greener fields as officials logged the record. In San Francisco, June 2 recorded the hottest day in three years with noon temperature around 93 degrees, heat concentrated in the northern part of the state.
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NEW YORK
SAN FRANCISCO
San@ Francisco
Fresno
No Compromise at Ohio Republican Convention
Columbus dispatch notes no compromise stance as Taft and Roosevelt camps push for control of Ohio delegates to the national convention. Burton as temporary chair forecasts a firm Taft endorsement while committees form and districts pick members for credentials rules and resolutions in Columbus.
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COLUMBUS
Ohio
Baroni
Brown
Roosevelt
Cuyahoga county
L. O. Laylin
Taft
Walter FF. Brown
Memorial hall
state house
state central committee
Walter E. Brown
United States
Theodore £. Burton
Burton
Faso
Refuge for white families in Cuba amid unrest
Washington reports extensive demoralization in Santa Clara province Cuba with white families taking refuge in Cientefugos. Negro insurgents attack near Cruces and Trinidad as many suspicious blacks appear from Haiti and Jamaica. General Monteaguedo divides army complicating news flow. Havana notes rebels supposedly defeated near Palma Soriano was false. Rumor of Morua law repeal to form racially based parties discussed in congress. Coposition blamed for rebellion.
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WASHINGTON
Santa Clara
Cuba
Cientefugos
Haehr
state department
Cruces
Trinidad
Haiti
Jamaica
Monteaguedo
HAVANA
agekiing
Lamaya
Miradela
Palma Soriano
ben
congress
Wisconsin Women Organize to Oppose Suffrage Referendum
Women in Wisconsin have formed groups to oppose the suffrage movement. Clubs will be organized in Madison, Pavelaire, Oshkosh and LaCrosse to conduct campaigns to defeat the referendum law on the ballot next November.
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LACROSSE
Wis
Wisconsin
Madison
Pavelaire
Oskosh
Runaway Locomotive Crashes Into Passenger Train
A locomotive escaped from Raleigh station and sped eight miles north before colliding with a southbound Seaboard Air Line passenger train bound for New York New Orleans. Engineer W. E. Kirkwood was killed instantly in the crash.
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RALEIGH
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
New York
New Orleans
W. E. Kirkwood
Miss Montrose Weds Carson City Business Man
Miss Myrtle Montrose associate editor of the Carson City News married George M. Anderson, a Carson City business man, at Trinity Episcopal church with Rev. Samuel Unsworth officiating. The couple left for Los Angeles for their honeymoon after the ceremony.
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CARSON
Myrtle Montrose
Carson City News
George M. Anderson
Trinity Episcopal church
Samuel Unsworth
Mrs. Anderson
Los Angeles
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