Taft and Sherman Nominated on First Ballot at Chicago Convention
The Chicago convention nominated Taft for president and Sherman for vice president on the first ballot. Roosevelt’s faction largely abstained, while La Follette and Cummins appeared as contenders for the presidential nomination. Votes showed Taft leading, with Sherman securing the required majority for the vice presidency. The convention adjourned after the ballots and platform adoption, with speeches by Wanamaker and Butler among others.
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Murder Trial of Streit Underway in Rural Court
Testimony fills the trial for the murder of Big Dodge, with Geo Shunbling, the officer who accompanied Dodge to the police, describing events at the hospital and stable. Witnesses recount heated exchanges, the handling of a halter, and two men named Baker approaching the victim as gunfire erupted.
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Delegates oust Jim Guffey at Baltimore convention
Delegates vote 105 to win to overthrow Jim Guffey as leader of the Pennsylvanian delegation. Palmer and Alten Parker named temporary chair as the convention selects a new national committeeman. The delegation adopts a resolution calling on party leaders to support Parker.
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Alturas Aviator Conke to Fly Fourth of July Event
Weldon B. Conke, famed Pacific coast aviator, will perform a July Fourth flight at Alturas using a Curtis type aircraft of his own manufacture. He was also sought in Osaka. southern California aviators will contest with similar machines. Cooke aims at Los Angeles endurance race with flights ranging from two hours to nearly three hours. He heads to Alturas tomorrow, with his machine, praising Revant and Cranes for yesterday’s feats.
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Curtis
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Cooke
Los Angeles
Mt. Tamalpais
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Home From College Miss Vera Hasch Returns to Nevada
Miss Vera Hasch, a 1921 University of Nevada graduate, returned Sunday from Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts where she completed a year of post graduate study. She says all places are nice but she is glad to be home in Nevada with her parents and friends. In a separate incident, testimony states a man turned to fight off attackers when a shot was heard and Dorge was wounded, prompting him to fetch Dr. Gregory and call the police.
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Northampton Mass
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University of Nevada
Nevada
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Dr. Gregory
Democratic convention schedule listing sessions and nominations
The text outlines the Democratic convention schedule with arrival of state delegations on Monday, opening calls and committee credentials on Tuesday, credentials and platform work through Wednesday, and nomination procedures for presidential and vice presidential candidates on Thursday with later adjournment. It mentions the national chairman Norman E Mark and various committee actions and rulings.
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Selection of New National Chairman 10) Committee Troubled
A lengthy June 24 conference in Baltimore failed to resolve the temporary chairmanship question for the Democratic National Committee. W J Bryan and others clashed with National Chairman Mack and Vice Chairman Hall over Parker's bid, while Wilson supporters pursued alternatives. The meeting ended without agreement, with plans to push the matter on the floor and possibly back Parker or other candidates.
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W. J. Bryan
Alton Parker
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New York
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Kenitucky
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Indiana
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Kentucky
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Iowa
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Nicois
Nebraska
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Tickets Named by Socialist Party in Washoe County
Socialists met in Labor Union hall and named state senator W H Cordill and assemblymen Grant Miller J Brannin C W Galway B Branch GC W Farrington F Palmer A EB Kibble William Biggles C Becker for fall election The convention will reconvene tonight to nominate the balance of the ticket.
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Socialists
Washoe county
Labor Union hall
W. H. Cordill
Grant Miller
J. Brannin
C. W. Galway
B. Branch
W. Farrington
F. Palmer
EB. Kibble
William Biggles
C. Becker
Nebraskan to twist tail of the donkey
Labor leaders saved Gowpers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell were found guilty of contempt today by the District of Columbia Supreme Court in connection with the Bucks Stage Art Range boycott case. They plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court which previously reversed their civil conviction.
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Bryan Still Cites Progressive Route for Temporary Chair
Bryan and Wilgen forces debate temporary chairmanship as Parker opponents press for a progressive candidate. Bryan says he will stand if no satisfactory alternative is found and vows to fight Parker at the convention. Nebraskan stays in his rooms with delegation leaders while officials in Baltimore resume discussions.
Greek Lover Kills Fay Pollard in Mohawk Room
A Greek man shot Fay Pollard in a room of the Mohawk on Peagine Street last night over money disputes. Pollard, about 30, died after four gunshots were fired. the killer fled into Panville Street and remains at large as police search for him. Pollard had recently arrived from abroad and planned to visit San Francisco. authorities found a Greek letter and suspect a former lover.
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