Roosevelt and Taft clash over Ohio delegates and nomination
The report describes a heated exchange over Ohio delegates with Roosevelt denouncing a backdoor effort to override the will of the people. Taft forces argue for a convention plan while critics call it fraud and defiance of the primary results.
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Chi
Repub
Feb Sony
Roosevelt
Me McCormick
Chauncey Mc Seth
Miincis
Borh Te Ie
Roowevel Toda
Walter Bown
Taft
Ar - Vorys
Ohio
Hat Parmelee Would Do In Turpin Judgment
In Turpin a man faced a grim choice when a camera endangered life. Parmelee weighed the risk, fearing the film and machine could fail and tragedy follow. The scene hints at mercy and the ethics of acting under danger.
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Parmelee
Turpin
I Cannot Believe I Was to Blame Says Turpin
Aviator Cliff Turpin recovering at a Washington hotel after a crash. He says he did not cause the accident and blames a bystander with a kodak for triggering the wreck while attempting to avoid striking a spectator. He recalls a hazy moment and the crowd being affected by the incident.
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Clif Turpin
Cliff Turpin
Washington
Kodak
Testimony Clears Archbald in Railroad Negotiations
President W H Traetdale and Vice President Loomis of the Lackawanna railroad testified before the House judiciary committee denying improper dealings with Judge Archbald during the Calm piles purchase. They absolved Archbald of illicit overtures and confirmed there were no improper efforts in the negotiations.
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United Press
Washington
Robert Archbald
Commerce Court
Lackawanna Railroad
W. H. Traetdale
Loomis
The
Lackawanna
House Judiciary Committee
Archhbald
List of Dead and Injured From Seattle Crash
The dead man is George Quinby of Monmouth, a civil engineer who lived at the Hotel Rhein. Injured include Raymond Chapman age 10 with a fractured skull dying at county hospital, John Wall 17 of Everett hurt in the hips, Mrs S C Hoover with a broken leg and internal injuries at city hospital, Mrs E B Lang amputated left hand at Seattle General, several taken to homes or hospitals with varying injuries, and many others treated or missing.
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George Quinby
Monmouth
Lit
Hotel Rhein
County
Raymond Chapman
John Wall
Everett
City Hospital
S. C. Hoover
Eastlake Av
Seattle General
E. B. Lang
30Th Av
F. H. Wilheim
South Seventh St
Tacoma
Thomas Chapman
Starbird
Court
Boylston
Clifford Turpin
Arthur Steendahl
Lester Johnson
Latona
Paul Heilig
Hotel Otis
David Reibstein
Baby Reibstein
Netta M. Waite
Turpin
Washington
Seattle
Butterworth & Sons
A. F. King
Union St
The Man in Charge Speaks on Fair Meet Safety
Deputy Sheriff F E Hart director of the King County Fair Association recounts policing the meet. He describes restricting photographers to ten minutes with the Turpin biplane and his efforts to keep the track clear as the plane approached. He notes one spectator breached safety, ducked, and narrowly avoided the plane while 20 officers controlled the crowd.
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F. E. Hart
King County Fair Association
Turpin
Fair Tonight to Saturday Showers and Winds
The forecast indicates fair conditions tonight with a transition to Saturday showers. Moderate southerly winds are expected and the noon temperature is noted but not specified.
Kodak Fiend Triggers Fatal Aerial Crash at Meadows
A Kodak fiend in a truck camera sparked a biplane crash at Meadows track injuring fifteen, killing one man, and leaving ten year old Raymond Chapman dying from a fractured skull. Pilot Cliff Turpin hailed as incredulous after attempting evasive action.
Photographs from Plane Wreck Captured for The Star
Yesterday's aerial disaster images were taken for The Star by Jacobs whose studio occupies the second floor of the P.I. building. People seeking high quality prints of these photos may obtain them from Jacobs' Photo Shop.
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The
Star
Jacobs
P.I
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