Taft Roosevelt split roils Indiana and California contests
Taft and Roosevelt workers meet in Chicago to map the battle for the 1912 nomination. Crane leads Taft forces with Flinn guiding Roosevelt, as Indiana delegates and California seats threaten the national convention fight. Roosevelt and Taft camps push briefs and contesta in a volatile, police-guarded arena.
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Roger ©. Sullivan
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Bullivan
William P
Rumor Roosevelt May Board Special Train to Chicago
Rumor abounds that a special Grand Central Yard train awaits Roosevelt to rush him to the Chicago convention. Supposedly the colonel will respond at any hour and travel without stops aboard a swift nonstop service, with berths reportedly prepared. Officials could not confirm any such plan.
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Meeting of the Republican National Committee Contests
Chicago June 10 The Republican national committee sessions at the Coliseum are unusually important this year. Roosevelt backers gain a point with news association access while full press attendance is blocked. Politicians from many states mingle as Ormsby McMarg promotes Roosevelt, Gordon Ramsay grills delegates, and Chas Dick of Ohio handles Taft's contest interests.
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Road Work Delayed By War Dept Permit Refusal
Through the refusal of the war department to permit the use of Ohio National Guard tents to house prisoners from the penitentiary who are to be employed on a state route, four contracts are held up and about 600 prisoners will remain in the jailhouse until the state board of administration makes other provisions for housing.
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Columbus Doors Open to the Ohio Eagles
Columbus welcomes the Ohio Eagles convention as Columbus Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles prepares for four days of events. Membership surged from 136 to 1400 in a decade. Congressman Taylor chairs the Memorial Hall meeting. Mayor Karb delivers the welcome. State President Merritt A. Hyde of Marietta responds, with Governor Harmon and Grand Worthy President Frank E. Hering also slated to speak.
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Physician by aeroplane to save boy life
Hammondsport New York June 1 A Curtis aviation school aviator quickly deployed an autolane to answer a call for a seriously injured boy. Doctor leaped aboard and, within ten minutes, attended the patient after the aerial ascent from Urbana across Lake Keuka.
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Taft Narrowly Escapes Collision With Mayflower
Old Point Comfort Va June We President and Mrs Taft along with guests on the naval Yacht Mayflower escaped a collision with the steamer Northland near Smiths Point light in Chesapeake Bay while en route to Hampton Roads. The Northland altered course to avoid disaster as the Mayflower crossed its bow and the President slept through the event.
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Warships Sent Flying to Cuba Amid Race Violence
Washington reports worsen as two US battleships are ordered from Key West to Havana after race riots erupt in every Havana quarter. Negroes fear attacks by white extremists, foreigners and conservative Cubans urge American intervention and request additional ships and Marines be sent to protect lives.
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German Battleship Moltke Arrives in New York Harbor
German fleet arrives off New York as the Moltke leads with Stettin and Bremen, guns thundering as they pass between Governors Island and the Statue of Liberty. BostonElevated strikes calm after limited disruptions. some arrests. Bodies of Hudson murder victims shipped to Massillon for burial. murderers at large. Marine engineers strike halts Norway coast trade.
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Livestock and Grain Prices and Receipts in Chicago June Trade
Chicago market report details cattle receipts around 200 head with various bids and grades, hog and sheep receipts listed with ranch terms, price ranges for Wheat No. 2 red and Corn No. 2, plus notes on rail shipments and local livestock movements. Western steers and natives show mixed demand, with fluctuating prices for hog fat cows and lambs noted alongside shipment data and regional market activity in Buffalo and Toledo.
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Montana cattleman bids for Democratic vice president nod
New York dispatch reports Norman E. Mack and Urey Woodson discuss Baltimore convention plans and possible seat contests. Montana cattleman William G. Conrad is named as a potential Democratic vice presidential candidate amid party strategizing. Georgia delegates express firm support for Underwood with General Gaynor as a possible backup option.
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Carriage struck by train leaves two injured at Middletown
Bucyrus Ohio June 10 Mins Mith Boott 40 and Miss Dorence Thompson 17 occupants of a carriage struck by a Pennsylvania train at Middletown Miss Boott probably fatally injured while Thompson will recover From Harmon to Attend Encamp Columbus June 1 Harmon and staff will attend encampment of Ohio at Springfield next Thursday event details undecipherable
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