Roosevelt rebellion split over 72 contested delegates at convention
Conflicting reports from Roosevelt forces claim Colonel Roosevelt may release delegates from all directives while Hadley fights to oust 72 disputed delegates. A Roosevelt conference planned for 2 PM aimed to decide the next steps as Mile Poindexter noted no compromise. supporters vow a new party movement and continued opposition to the regular convention until the contested delegates are unseated.
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Washington
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Wingfield undecided goes on hunting trip
George Wingfield postpones decision on United States senatorship and heads to Constantia for a hunting trip with guests including Governor Addie Senator Mills Bertram Nixon and Captain Donnelley of the state police. He says his mind is not made up and will announce later.
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George Wingfield
United States
Wingfield
Constantia
Addie
George T. Mills
Bertram Nixon
Donnelley
state police
Roosevelt Speech Plan At Convention Floor
A Chicago dispatch reports James Watson of Indiana indicates Roosevelt plans to address the convention at four oclock, with adjournment to follow. The convention faces delays as credentials report not ready, and a Sunday adjournment is possible. Senator Dixon warns of purging crooked delegates to avert a party split amid tense negotiations.
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CUICAGO
James Jo Watson
Indiana
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Watson
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Hadley
Senator Dixon
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Federals Hunt Rebels at General Ifugata Head Quarters
Federals press a northward advance on Ba Chimby rebel stronghold near Santa Rosalia Mexico. General Unerta orders a 1860 cavalry vanguard under General Rabago to probe, with Huerta’s division to regroup by nightfall. Outposts report seven federal dead and several wounded. Rebels claim higher casualties.
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Fellows Wane Officers After Grand Lodge Session
The Grand Lodge of the IOOF completed its Loyclock session naming new officers for the year. David McLean of Ely is grand master. CG Carter of Reno deputy. William Sutherland grand secretary. C Novacovich grand treasurer. Rev Brewster Adams grand chaplain. Judge Langan grand representative. Next convention set for Elko. A Mitchell six fifty horsepowers arrived in Reno with a trailer, drawing attention as the caboose. Travelers Mr and Mrs H E Williams of Stockton, Paul Williams and Miss Angeline Hornage toured Lake Tahoe, heading to Reno via Kings Canyon and intending to return via Dog Valley. Rain began about 3 o'clock. crowd stayed, umbrellas spared none, skylights let rain into the hall, yet seats remained filled.
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Ely
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C. Novacovich
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H. E. Williams
Stockton
Paul Williams
Angeline Hornage
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Dog Valley
Roosevelt delegates push only four contested states at GOP convention
Chicago June 20. The credentials committee narrowed their scope to 48 contests in Arizona California Texas and Washington to speed the convention. Fourteen thousand spectators packed the Coliseum as the session paused for credentials work and rumors of Roosevelt appearing were denied. The vote window closed at 12:06 p.m. and the session resumed at 4 p.m. with renewed efforts.
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Roosevelt position outlined as delegates edge toward convention
Theodore Roosevelt told his political advisors of his stance in the Republican nomination and directed a selected slate of delegates. He held a two hour session with leaders and later returned with Governor Hadley of Missouri. The Roosevelt caucus voted to participate in the convention while conditions allowed.
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Missouri
HL. M. Lafollettee
Tennessee
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Wisconsin
William Barnes
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Venire Exhausted in Streib Murder Trial Contests
Arizona contest and four other key credential battles unfold at a Democratic convention in Chicago. The credentials committee plans further hearings with no cap on attorney arguments as it reviews 49 delegates, including Alabama, Arizona, California, Texas and Washington contests. Roosevelt allied members aim to shorten sessions by focusing on major cases.
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Texas
Washington
Alabama
Taft
Venire Exhausted in Streib Dodge Murder Case
After two days of venire examination in the Paul Streib murder case, forty jurors were questioned. Eleven jurors remain for cause with ten peremptory challenges left, four for the defense and six for the state. A venireman misnamed himself, and defense counsel questioned identity. Mrs. Streib appeared in court as prosecutors asked jurors whether knowledge of the defendant’s wife would affect verdicts. all answered it would not.
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Paul Streib
A. C. Dodge
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J. M. Fowler
M. Fowler
P. A. McCarran
Motor Car Hits Man in Fallon Street Incident
J Parsons, described as a cripple, was struck by a Fallon motor car near Laka Street while walking beside the track. The engineer warned him and Parsons jumped into the car’s path, receiving a torpedo front brush and minor injuries. He was rushed to the Southern Pacific emergency hospital at Sparks.
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J. Parsons
isu
Southern Pacific
Sparks
Aviators Try Out Machines At Moana Park Parade
Aviators Frank Bryant and Roy Francis tested a large air machine at Moana Park. Bryant lifted and flew nearly a mile before an engine issue halted the test. Winds hindered return. they plan later flights if conditions improve. Crowds expect long flights over Reno with two ascensions on Saturday. Admission 50 cents. organizer Steele aims for strong turnout from outside cities.
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Frank Bryant
Roy Francis
Bryant
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wa grainfield
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Moana
Steele
Mokna springs
Crowds At Coliseum Amid Devoted Chicago Convention Day
Tens of thousands gathered around the Coliseum and hotels as security curbed access. Reporters faced entry delays while delegations arrived by the hour. The Taft forces pressed for a delay until credentials reports came, and the crowd eventually surged back inside for the afternoon session with a lively band and applause.
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CHICAGO
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Pariis McSweeney
Root
Dean Walter Sumner
Agle
annyway
Pathe's Weekly Dramatic Life Story of Empress Josephine
A vivid period portrait presents Empress Josephine in Napoleonic era splendor. The piece highlights court intrigue and personal triumphs within Pathe's weekly dramatic feature, underscoring romance, power, and historical setting.
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