Taft to be nominated as Roosevelt split grows in Chicago
Roosevelt forces press ahead with a new national progressive party while Col Roosevelt declares he remains in the ring. Taft is expected to be renominated as the convention advances with Roosevelt delegates seated but silent.
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Taft Delegates Admitted as Washington Feud Rages at Convention
Taft delegates from Washington were seated after a bitter credentials fight at the Republican convention. Roosevelt forces demanded a minority report while Gov. Hadley announced concessions to progressives. The day closed with hopes of a progressive platform fight in a possible minority report.
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Mass Meeting Tonight Shapes Roosevelt Party Drive
A Roosevelt party mass meeting planned for tonight aims to mobilize supporters and gather voter signatures for a national progressive ticket. Senator Dixon and Missouri figures debate party loyalty as organizers push for a united convention effort.
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Roosevelt Confers on National Progressive Party
June 22 report describes Colonel Roosevelt smiling in his conference room as supporters rally to back him. He signals sticking to the campaign plan and indicates plans to remain in New York after the Republican convention to confer with allies on forming a national progressive party.
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Placky Phone Girl Fights a Masher in Los Angeles
Miss Dorothy Watson testified in Los Angeles court that E. W. Simpson insulted her on the street and attacked her after she left a telephone office. She said she struck back with her handbag and fists, resulting in a complaint of disturbance. Simpson’s case was continued for one day.
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Darrow Hypnotism Charge Shocks Los Angeles Court
In open court District Attorney Fredericks accused Clarence Darrow of using hypnosis on state witnesses during a jury bribery trial. The claim sparked chaos as Darrow and defense attorney Rogers contended with jeering spectators while the judge sought order.
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Scaffold Fall Kills Thorpe and Injures Gustavson
At 28th and Madison a swinging scaffold used by two painters collapsed when a hook broke. W Thorpe died instantly after falling about four stories. Andrew Gustavson was badly bruised and knocked unconscious, taken to city hospital.
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Curly Dye Receives Five to Ten Years Reformatory
Lawrence Dye known as Curly pleads guilty to assault in the attempted robbery of Chas. R. Kruger's grocery at 1306 Sixth Ave. Judge Ronald sentences him to five to ten years in the reformatory. Deputy prosecutor says a robbery charge was avoided to offer a chance at reform.
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Vanity drives men in Helen Ware remarks on The Price and Trial Marriage
Actress Helen Ware identifies vanity as the strongest emotion of man in discussing themes of The Price and Trial Marriage. She argues men fear social judgment more than truth, calling it honor on stage while calling it vanity in life.
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Weather forecast for tonight and Sunday shows light winds
Fair conditions this evening and Sunday with light westerly winds. Noon temperature reads 56 degrees.
G. O. P. Platform Promotes Lincoln Leadership And Social Reforms
The platform urges Lincoln’s inspiration for broad statesmanship and tolerance, calls for health safeguards, limits on women and child labor, and compensation laws replacing employer liability. It emphasizes individual rights to development and property, upholds judicial authority, and supports recall only if needed to remove derelict judges.
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Captain of Opium Ship Fined in San Francisco
H. B. Morton, master of the Mongolia, was fined 1100 dollars after his vessel brought opium to the port of San Francisco. The incident centers on the ship’s voyage and its illegal cargo, with the official action recording the fine.
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Wend of 18 year old Louie Miller moved to Ritz hotel
Louie Miller aged 18, injured when struck by a taxicab on Union Street three weeks ago, was transferred from City Hospital to the Ritz hotel this morning. He has recovered from some injuries.
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How Advertising, the New Educator, Surprises Advertisers
A new advertiser learns that regular ads can raise volume on weak days, easing peak load and reducing labor costs. Continuous advertising helps a store offer better value, benefiting frequent readers of The Star’s ads. The paper notes over 40,000 paid copies daily.
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