Cotterill Opposes Parker Ticket and Trades Critique of Conventions
George F. Cotterill, a longtime Democrat, condemns the St Louis convention and calls for an independent state ticket. He attributes the Parker nomination to Wall Street influence and a trust conspiracy, citing Belmont, Morgan, Rockefeller interests, and the role of Davis as a moneyed figure in the campaign.
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George F. Cotterl
Sunemestion
Democratic Party
Parker
Cotterill
United States
National Democratic
Democrats
Cotteriiff
Stamp
Republican Party
Turner
Washington
Wall Street
Waehington
The
Star
St. Leula
Coas-T Baron
Aug Belmont
Wall Street Mag
Rothachilde
America
Morgan
Cleveland
Winn
Great Southern Railway System
Kentucky
Tennessee
Gulf States
Louis
Standard Oil Company
Texas
Senator Bailey
Wee
Lone Star
John FP
Hopking
Thia
Palmer and Buckner
I.max
Relmont Bend
Bryan
Sphinx
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Pfiret
Gorman
Benater Davis
Benater Gormean
St. Louie
Maryland
Davie
David B. Hill
Peanut
Parker and Hill
Davis
Betting on Parker tops Wall Street card
July 11 betting scene on Parker dominates the Wall Street card with small bets placed at 1 to 8 odds as election odds set the tone for the event.
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York
Wall Street
Parker
Not Room for Both
The Yankton Rosebud reservation registration tops 66 000, beating the other points by about 2 06 daily as gamblers seize control of the town. Frank Maley pleads guilty to assault at the race tracks and is fined five dollars. Victor Gorton is arrested for suspected saloon robbery after staying past closing time. proprietors report nothing missing.
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Bonesteel
Yankton
Rosebud
Frank Maley
Victor Gorton
Third Avenue
Union Street
Poprietars
Carpenters and Stage Union Clash Over Mardi Gras Decor
A week long dispute between the Carpenters Union and carnival managers halts work on buildings fences and floats for Mardi Gras on Yesler block Third Avenue and James Street and at Kaat Lake Avenue car barn. The executive committee will decide if stage employes can join the carpenters union and whether craftsmen will operate the floats.
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Carpenters’ Union
Yesler
Third Avenue
James Street
Kaatlake Avenue
Lake Union
O'Clock
Stage
Ihe
Harry Durette
Ager
Grand Opera House
Carpenters
Clerks’ Union
W. H. Middleton
Western Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Incue
National Organization
City labor leaders push for eight hour law enforcement
Local labor officials threaten legal action against contractors and city officers for allowing workdays longer than eight hours. State Labor Commissioner Hinckman and Attorney General Stratton may prosecute, with injunctions or impeachment actions possible. Frank McClellan defends a 10 hour day on pre existing contracts amid disputes over timing.
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Commie
Miener Hinckman
Stratton
Board of Works
Gillian
Frank McClellan
Union Street
Fleet Avenue
Carpenters Union Spawns Strife Amid Building Trades Assembly
Tension grows within the Building Trades Assembly as carpenters and related unions spar over the carnival and clerks, with personal animosity toward Mr. Middleton the Mard line manager. The Carpentry union previously withdrew from the Western Central amid internal clashes.
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Trades’ Unions
Carpenters Union
Building Trades’ Assembly
Western Central
Carpenters’ Union
Middleton
Mardline
Imminent Strike Looms Over Packing Houses
Chicago July 11 The threat of a general strike by 406,600 packing house workers in Chicago Omaha and Kansas City grows more probable as conferences fail to produce action. A vote on the subject was expected tonight.
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Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Geaer
Bartender Suspected in Interbay Slugging Incident
Henry Deacon reports being struck on the head with a syphon bottle wielded by Joe Koltz a Junction saloon bartender in Interbay Deacon went to police to file a report and the bartender fled and remains sought Deacon sustained only minor injuries
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Henry Deacon
Joe Koltz
Junction
Interbay
Deacon
Collision Kills Seventeen on Erie Line at Midvale New Jersey
A Erie railroad collision at Midvale New Jersey on the Greenwood Lake branch killed seventeen and injured about fifty. A regular train struck a twelve car special carrying the Platte Deutscher Association picnic. Damaged rear cars, two engines, and a curve caused the crash with injured treated at local homes.
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Erie Railroad
New York
Midvale
N. J
Greenwood Lake
Henry Otterstedt
Hoboken
William Rense
Anna Lem
Henry Koch
Isadore Manser
Frank Holmedell
George M Dermott
E. K. Kelly
Jersey City
Agnes Lemkohl
Bay
Patterson
Platte Deutscher Association
Japanese Capture Clungtao and Destruction of Battleships
Chefoo report claims Clungtao, vital to Port Arthur defenses, fell to Japanese forces. Fighting rages along hills between Clungtao and Port Arthur as the Russian battleship Retzivan and other battleships are said to have been destroyed. No details accompany the report.
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Clungtao
Port Arthur
Retzivan
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ST. Louis
Ilinois
Jehieh
Hearst
Warwick
Platform Committee
Mr. Bryan
Celal
Hat Tle
Watien
David MB
Mir Bryan
Roosevelt
Litchfield, Ill
Wreck
J. R. Schmidt
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Pullman
GLAGE
Orpe Dow
Farrington
Dow
Keown
Seattle
If Corporation Counsel Girllam
Officers
Sels
Chefoo
Beripps News Ass'n
Chefco
Rome
Agenzia
L. van Deeyen
William Jennings Bryan
Josephine Grinberg
Jeffevaun Hotel
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