Old Alliance Revived For Republican Nominee in New York
June 12 New York dispatch notes a revived Old Alliance support network for Charles Snighes. Travis Whitting announces the alliance movement merging Republicans Democrats and independents to back the candidate as he arrives from Washington. Higies heads the Syracuse headquarters while a broad coalition lines up for the campaign launch at the Hotel Anton.
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Germans Fail Patience in Strong German Infantry Action
German forces attacked positions near Fort Vane and Sauville in heavy bombardment. Reports say intense artillery exchanges occurred around Tamorn and Chattancourt with continued shelling and combat activity overnight.
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Two Die in Fog Crash Near Cleveland Station
Two people were killed and three or more injured when a New York Central passenger train, delayed by fog, struck a group of nearly 200 workmen on the tracks in Cleveland. The dead were not yet identified.
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Inquest Into Gasoline Prices Opens Before FTC
The federal trade commission begins an inquiry into gas price increases with representatives from major oil firms ready to justify their pricing. The commission reports completion of a preliminary data analysis on the gasoline market. A separate criminal case sees Cay Wilson A McKinley confess to forging A St. Laman’s signature on a check. Judge James W. Ramagen sentences him to two years in the state penitentiary.
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Anti-American Mexicans at Sea Meeting Highlights Turbulent Crowd
A chaotic crowd gathered in a Mexican port as anti-American sentiment surfaced during a public meeting. General Torvino thanked attendees, while police struggled to maintain order. In Chicago, Raymond Robins and allied Progressive leaders planned to meet in June to discuss the party’s future and actions ahead of the national committee session.
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Telegranaes 10,000 Club Drives Subscriptions For Votes
Members rally in a subscription drive for the Telegran'e 10,000 Club with reminders that a year’s subscription yields 30,000 votes. The campaign urges picking a member to back, paying subscriptions to the Telegram, and accumulating votes before the deadline to win the Overland prize.
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Nomination Contests Shape Up In State Race Details
In Wheeling June 13 the publican primary shows Robinson leading with 1,240 votes after a statewide update. County tallies shift races for governor and attorney general as results reach back to 699 and 1,240 in various counties.
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President Wilson to appoint new Supreme Court justice
Washington reports a successor to Charles E. Hughes is under consideration by President Wilson. Attorney General Gregory is likely to be called into conference. John W. Davis, the Solicitor General, is the favored candidate though Taft supporters urge another choice. The court currently has five Republicans and three Democrats.
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Virginia state debt case delays sale order denied
The supreme court on Monday denied the petition by the commonwealth of Virgints for an immediate order in the court's marshal to sell property of the state of West Coerate jodgeest sax ern the Wat e-Virginie state debt cae.
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Roosevelt Supports Hughes Amid Convention Agitation
In Lovs on June 12 Henry A. Ate says Colonel Roosevelt will back Mrs Hughes, while Murdock and Allen forecast a major role for Roosevelt if he accepts or refuses the Progressive nomination. The central issue appears to be whether Roosevelt stays aligned with the party line or pursues an independent path in the Hughes campaign.
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Railroads Face Wage Offer Row in New York Conference
In New York on June 12 representatives of U S railroads met with union leaders to discuss pay and hours. The union demanded a 70 percent wage increase and a shorter workday with overtime safeguards. Railroads offered double pay for overtime but rejected a reduced day. conference adjourned as both sides prepare to respond to the alleged ultimatum and the yardstick method of compensation.
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Roosevelt Supporter George in Bipartisan Endorsement Statement
A partially legible dispatch notes former cabinet officer endorsing statements by Charles E Hughes. The fragment hints at a 1900s Republican nominating context with Roosevelt factions and party alignment, mentioning Chicago on June 12 and an endorsement via a converted network. specifics remain unclear.
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Tamny Hall Delegates Headed to St Louis for Democratic Convention
Between 400 and 600 delegates and supporters from Tam many Hall left New York for St Louis today to attend the Democratic National Convention. The group includes many longtime Tamanny supporters and enthused members who have not aligned in years. They expect to arrive in the convention city tomorrow afternoon.
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National Democratic Committee at St Louis Faces Five Contests
The National Democratic Committee in St Louis prepares for the opening with five contests to pass on. Delegates from Hawaii and Texas are involved, and a protest run may affect seating. The convention opens Wednesday with party leaders and delegates settling rules and appointing members.
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Mine Workers Board in Indianapolis Considers Grievances
Indianapolis June 12 national executive board of the Mine Workers of America meets to review grievances and proposed changes. Joby P. White attends likely to remain for a week. A district delegation is expected to present its case amid reports of possible withdrawal threats by Pittsburgh rank and file.
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Pennsylvania miners may form new unions
About one hundred miners at Monongahela gathered Monday to discuss forming an independent union. They criticized their current District No. 1 Mine Workers officers and said they would withdraw from the district if the move gains support. A committee was appointed to organize and consult with Browneville officials under the York scale.
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Cowell Fined in Court Case for Theft Allegations
The court on Mestay fined Cowell $29 and costs after a partial reading of the case. Local authorities reported the incident involved theft allegations and minimal details were provided in the readable text.
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