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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1908

Page

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Lodge Now Wields The Gavel In Key Convention

United Press dispatch from Chicago reports a chaotic convention as Temporary Chairman Daugherty prepares a credentials report. The credentials committee recommended permanent roll adoption, ending a period of Allied faction conflict. Figures include Baker of Minnesota and Connor of Indiana attending as first-time delegates, with Taft banners visible and performances by Heatrice Pischer Erlanger. General Woodford of New York and Governor Deneen of Illinois attend the session.

United Press SECM Chicago Daugherty Sodock F Baker Minnesota James D. Connor Indiana Pennsylvania Heatrice Pischer-Erlanger Taft Committee On Stewart Woodford New York Chas. Deneen Ilinois

Auto Jumped Off Bridge In Tacoma Tragedy

Charles R. Scott a noted local youth and three others narrowly escaped death when their automobile plunged from the Lincoln road bridge near Tacoma early today. Scott and a young woman Stellan Quinn were pinned beneath the wreck but were rescued without fatal injuries.

Charles R. Scott Scott Lincoln Road Bridge Tacoma Tideflata Stellan Quinn

Southern representation debate and wild celebration reported

A floor debate discussed increasing representation from New Mexico Arizona and two other states to six delegates. A minority report favored the resolution while a parade featured banners and a band. A separate notice reports a car crash injuring eight. Scott hospitalized in Tacoma with likely recovery tomorrow.

Reso Rules Committee de PW Representa New Mexico Arizona Hing Clube Ilinoia Commer

Bank Clearings Report From Seattle Offices

Bank clearings in Seattle totaled 457 641 87 today with balances 239 323 32. Dactt wees posted equal clearings and balances 929 460 00 and 158 768 00 for the period.

Seattle

Wild Roosevelt Ovation Drenches Chicago Convention

At the Coliseum in Chicago on June 17 the crowd exploded as Permanent Chairman Lodge named Roosevelt. Nevada and other delegates leaped up while Ohio stayed seated. Alice Roosevelt Longworth hid her face as cheers rose for four more years. A Teddy bear was raised and tossed, and two Oklahoma delegates fought over it amid a 49 minute ovation led by Lodge.

Alice Roosevelt Longworth N. H. Fairbanks Springfield Charles P. Taft Lodge Garry Owen Alice Senator Lodge Oklahoma Frank H. Hitchcock Taft Ohio

Taft Leads With 100 Votes In Chicago Convention

At the Coluseum in Chicago on June 17 the convention adopts the credentials committee report making the temporary roll call permanent. The allied factions end their dispute and Taft surpasses the 100 vote mark in the roll call. Steffen is cited as a wit in the remarks.

Chicago Taft

Park Pavilion Proprieter Denies Liquor Sales

In Madison Park the Park Pavilion's Willy Steffen testifies in court that he never sells intoxicants at the pavilion. A bartender, Fred Porkorny, is fined 106 for selling whisky to Patrolman Edward Hagen, who says he paid for the drink. The judge rejects the excuse. Steffen plans an appeal to the superior court while claiming no pavilion activity.

Willy Steffen Park Pavilion Petice Hilly Ellie Deruler Billy Madison Park Fred Porkorny Edward Hagen Porkorny Hagen Irving Ward Gordon Lmit Superior Court Ighor

Labor Plank Sparks Convention Clash in Chicago

In Chicago on June 17 the anti injunction plank stalled the convention as a subcommittee recessed to 3 pm. Samuel Gompers presented labor demands urging laws to curb injunctions and extend eight hour protections, woman suffrage, a separate labor department, and federal mine safety.

Department of Labor Federal Bureau of Mines and Mining United States

Pacific Coast Out In There Will Be Nothing Doing

Chicago June 17 There will be nothing in the Republican convention platform to please the Pacific coast states Washington Oregon and California oppose the anti injunction plank through Richard A Ballinger of Washington on the sub committee Ballinger will be recorded as opposing the anti injunction plank and the coast gains no special naval fortification or coast demands The coast delegation seeks no specific references and labor’s demands are expected to fail for the coast at the end of the fight

Chicago United Press Executive Council American Federation of Labor Committee On Samuel Gompers American Federation Republican Party Lincoln Congress Pacific Coast Washington Oregon California Richard A. Ballinger Ballinger Roosevelt Pacific

Gunness Body Burial Planned At Forest Home Chicago

Coroner Mack delivered Mia Gunness and four children bodies to the public executor. They will be shipped to Chicago for burial next Thursday at Forest Home cemetery, per Mrs. Gunness will request.

United Press LA Porte Ind Mia Bella Gunness Mack Chicago Forest Home Cemetery

Taft Clinches Control of Republican Convention Credentials

Secretary Taft solidified control of the Republican National Convention after a 16 hour session as the credentials committee ratified contests over seats. The panel voted 38 to 7 on Alabama in Taft's favor and recommended making the temporary roll permanent, ensuring Taft超过700 votes on the first ballot and signaling scant floor opposition.

Chicago Taft Credentials Committee National Committee Cannon Fairbanks Hughes Foraker Alabama Charles A. Bookwalter Indianapolis Witch Ag

Weather forecast hints at showers tonight and Thursday

The forecast calls for tonight and Thursday showers with light southwest winds.

North American Saengerbund Festival Opens in Indianapolis

The 32nd national Saengerbund musical festival opens in Indianapolis with about two thousand male voices joining thousands of Germans from across the continent. A chorus of 2000 children will also feature in the event this week at the Coliseum.

United Press Indianapolis Ind Saengerbund

Mississippi delegation names for Democratic National Convention

Jackson Mississippi June 17 The state convention opened naming 20 delegates headed by John Sharp Williams Gov Noel ex Governor Vardaman and Senator Karen Indications are there will be no opposition to instructing the delegates for Bryan

United Press Jackson Miss John Sharp Williama Noel Extrov. Vardaman Karen Bryan

Cummins Nomination Emerges In Iowa Delegation Shuffle

Iowa delegates pledge to back Governor Cummins as a Cummins Roosevelt split rumors circulate. Roosevelt and Taft signals fuel belief the White House favors Cummins, while Dolliver is reportedly removed from contention. Hammond campaigner Montgomery predicts Hammond nomination with solid Western and strong Eastern support.

Chicago A.B. Cummins Iowa White House Dolliver Cummins Roosevelt Taft Agers Ver John CC. Montgomery Johon Hays Hammond Hammond East Weest Colorado

Experts at Work on Books in Atkinson Firm Shortage

Suspected misappropriation of funds estimated between twenty thousand and twenty five thousand has triggered an expert audit of J M E Atkinson and Co. secretary treasurer William J J Roberts is under watch, with deeds in escrow to protect the firm as two experts begin a long review of the books.

William J. J. Roberts J. M. E. Atkinson & Co Roberts Roberta Atkinson the Star Redelsheimer Richard Saxe Jones Mr. Redelsheimer

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Iret QMI Burke Preyer W. O. Waters Dactt Ben Het Steffen Madison Park Pavilion Gompers Plank Coliseum Annex America Wade Ellis J. A. Emory National Manufacturers’ Association Hopkins House of Representatives Emory Kenneth C. Beaton Weather Forecast Mississippi Bayan Sec.Treas W. J. J. Roberts Clerk Mr. Atkinson Jules Redelnheimer
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