Taft Campaign Organized as National Chairmanship Debated
Daigherty of Ohio emerges as leading candidate for national chairmanship as nine members of the Republican national committee meet at the White House to discuss the selection and luncheon arrangements. President Taft hosts the meeting and aides, including William B. Hilles, confer with committee members on possible choices.
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Taft
White House
Camalu
Peene
Harry M. Daugherty
Olio
Swilam’ Barer, Jr
New York
Hilles
Arthur To Garfords
Elyria
Garford
Ohio
Ohio Policelans
Will of Emger W. Smith Sets Estate to Flora Smith
The will records Emger W. Smith leaving his house and lots in See Town and lands in county to Flora M. Smith for life, with the remainder to Mary M. Gore heirs. Other real estate in Washington D C passes as specified to Anna Miller and Marshall W. Rust and Flora C. Matule. Personal property also distributed. Doyle qualified as administrator with bond. Sheriff’s annual settlement begun and will take several days.
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MB. Doyle
Nancy
C. Davis
Frank B. Thoyts Cupely
Emger W. Smith
Charles
Seth
T E
See Town
Ware
Gap
Flora M. Smith
Mary M. Gore
Anna Miller
Washington, D. C
Marshall W. Rust
Flora C. Matule
Will
Sherif
Warrant Withdrawn in Assault Case
A warrant against Fred Kupfner charging assault on Mrs. Abner Winters Saturday night at Union Heights was withdrawn in Justice Gordon's court Monday and Kupfner released from custody. The case stemmed from a neighborhood quarrel.
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Fred Kupfner
Abner Winters
Union Heights
Gordon
Kupfner
Mormons Mobilize Across Mexican Colonies
Americans of Mormon colonies at Colquia Morelos and Colonia Oxxcoa mobilize to defend property as rebel bands approach. Reports mention counts and troop movements near Casas Grandes in Sonora.
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Augua Prieta
Mexico
Mormor
Colquia
Morelos
Colonia Oxxcoa
Morélon Trom
Casas Grangos
Couple Convicted In City Police Court Sunday
Sunday morning sessions led by Mayor Frank Moore found Mr and Mrs Charles Trough guilty of street drunkenness and ordered each to leave the city within twelve hours. Charles Jackson a Negro received ten days in jail for disorderly conduct after defaulting on a $10 fine and costs. Two men paid $4 fines for street drunkenness and were released.
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Frank ‘R. Moore
Charles Trough
Charles Jackson
Waa
Adamston Defeats Wilsonburg In Sunday Baseball Battle
Adamston defeats Wilsonburg 7 to 3 in a well played game at Wilsonburg Sunday afternoon. A large crowd attended. Batteries Adamston Jamen Louchery and McCarty. Wilsonburg Beverage and Herdman.
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TheAdamston
Wilsonburg
Adamston
Jamen
McCarty
Wisonburg
Beverage
Herdman
Three Murderers Executed at Sing Sing Prison
In Ossining New York Giuseppe Cirollo George Whang and Santa Zanza were executed this morning at Sing Sing. All had been convicted of murder and Zanza required assistance to the chair during the procedure.
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Giuseppe Ciroll
George “Whang
Santa Zanza
Sing Sing
Zanza
Assault Arrest in Weston After Threatened Attack
Weston July 8 W B Cross a well dressed man was arrested Saturday night for assaulting Lona Meyers 18 who lay unconscious roadside east of Weston. Edward McCall found her after dark and brought her to Weston where she swore out a warrant. Cross claims his home is Clarksburg.
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Weston
Lona Meyers
iCross
A. CloHughsé
Cross
Clarksburg
Weston Man Dies in Suspected Self-Inflicted Shotgun Tragedy
July 8 report from Weston states wealthy farmer Clay Herslan of near Ber- In left early Saturday with a shotgun and did not return. Searchers found his body near a log, the chest and abdomen lacerated by the blast. Authorities deem a probable suicide under investigation amid confusion about the exact location and circumstances.
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Weston
Clay Herslan
Ber- In
Moon
Senator Dillingham Defends Lorimer Amid Retimed Debate
Washington July 8 Senator Dillingham repeated his defense of Lorimer during a retimed Senate session. He argued that the sole evidence against Lorimer came from Charles A White author of the charges who testified before the committee and faced cross examination.
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Lorimer
White
Washington
Dillingham
Senator Lorimer
Senato
Charles A. White
Officers Named for National Window Glass Makers Year
The GlassWorker of Pittsburg reports the National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers has chosen officers wage committee and directors for the year. Mcere Teague secretary Crescent Weston Morenna Pa Coles Lancaster Joblin Koblega West Fork Clarksburg Smethport Crescent Weston Fredonia Kan Dates Hilton Camp Healey awnd timont Graham Brewster Steinbeng bebiegard Schiosstein Lutes Walters Bostock.
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Pittsburg
Association of
Omcere
O.C. Teague
Altien Bee ‘Company
Crescent Weston
Gi Wy “Morenna
Cai Pa
C.P. Coles
Lancaster
Rank J. Barting
Backford
Joblin Koblega
Westy Fork’ ¢ Company
Clarksburg
W.va
Scott Walker
Smethport Glass Company
7. Camp
M. J. Healey
J. J. Awnd Timont
W.c.graham
J. Brewster
Felix Steinbeng
John Pebiegard
George “Aj. Schiosstein
F. Lutes
J. Walters
Frank
Bostock
Davis Chosen as House Impeachment Counsel
Davis selected by the House Judiciary Committee to manage impeachment proceedings against Robert W. Archbold of the Ust Commerce Court. Seven lawyers were chosen to act as prosecutors before the Senate, with confirmation expected tomorrow. John W. Davis of West Virginia is among them.
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Washington, D. C
Clayton
Robert W. Archbald
Unga States Commerce Court
House
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Judiciary
House Committee On the Judiciary
Houas
Senate
Wis
Babic Sentenced Six Months in County Jail
Babic, a foreign oper, was brought to the county jail Monday afternoon from Enterprise to serve a six months sentence imposed by Itation G. W. Sarristin for carrying steel in Se of thes vamtl.
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G. W. Sarristin
Aethlintes Addie Merrell and Ray Saunders Held After Court
Addie Merrell and her allegedly common law husband Ray Saunders are jailed after charges filed by each against the other in Justice G H Gordon's court. Saunders swore a warrant accusing Merrell of carrying a razor with a weapon violation. Merrell replied with a paternity charge naming Saunders as the father of a child born April, and both were jailed pending hearings.
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Addie “Merrell
Ray’ Saunders
Thes Couituial
Eddy
G. H.gordon
S. Court
Saunders
Ler
Teachers Listen To Timely Talks In Disorderly Assembly
A crowd of men and two women faced disorderly conduct accusations after a Justice’s court session. Those involved paid fines totaling six dollars and sixty cents each to be released.
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Justlen
Jordon
Conkta
William Post
Thomas’ Riching
Wwe
Gates
Tom Yority
Construction starts on Main Street for traction line
P Keeley and partners began building a traction line along Main Street at Fourth Monday morning for the ideal- traction company to prevent the Mt. Clare car from turning.
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P. Keeley
Any
Main Street
Ideal- Traction Company
Mt. Clare
Chicago delegates rally at open 1K of tea
Thousands of delegates converge in Chicago for a national convention marked by open debate and protests. The gathering highlights youth involvement and calls for broad reforms amid tense demonstrations and security precautions.
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Chicago
Camaro Trial In Italy Ends With Guilty Verdict Declared
Troops and police moved into the town to preserve order as the Camaro trial resumed. The judge continued the session while the jury faced questions about the defendant, who was eventually declared guilty of the charges.
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Interbo
Italy
Sana
Fragmentary OCR note on 2508 investigation and secretary action
An unclear OCR fragment mentions that investigations and secretary actions relate to 2508. It references a high official and a doodled note about a resignation or realignment. The text is garbled and lacks several concrete details but implies formal steps or proceedings.
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Gauger Smith
Raa & xi
Daniel Faulkner
Forthglew
Justice G
JH. Gordon
John Faulkner
Lawn Fete
J. L. Ruf
Bridge Street
Ganedtot Trinity Memorial) Church
Witsonburg
Sing’ Sing
Pope’ Pius
Iseprima
Vatican
Lewis County
Davis
Archbald
To'seave
Aethlintes
Their
Satlantic City
Prohibition
Ohelnnocr Etre
Des Enne
Sito
Mrs, “Woodroy
Camorad
John
Wibowyid Walsteh
Andy
Ashengton
Anan
Aloes
Dristow Roe Tend
Emporea
Kaige
Joseph L. Belstow
Nevelt
William
Paneer
Elar Mecstor
Jena
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