Ohio Republican State Ticket Nominated At Columbus
The Republican State convention nominated Governor Myron T. Herrick Warren G. Harding for lieutenant governor W D Guilbert auditor S M Kinnon for treasurer Wade H Ellis attorney general A N Summers judge of Supreme Court George H Watkins for Board of Public Works In a harmony themed closing the delegates endorsed President Roosevelt and praised Senator Hanna Foraker speech highlighted Hanna era and soldier representation in the ticket.
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Columbus
Myron T. Herrick
Cuyahoga
Warren G. Harding
Marion
W. D. Guilbert
Noble
W. S. M’kinnon
Ashtabula
Wade H. Ellis
Hamilton
Supreme Court
A. N. Summers
Clarke
E. A. Jones
Board‘ of Public Works
George H. Watkins
Pike
Hanna
Foraker
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Wade Hampton Ellis
Summers
Guilbert
McKinnon
Nash
Bushnell
Nash A. Bushnell
Werrick
Harry M. Dougherty
Dougherty
Harding
Boothman
Wildman
Supreme Judge
Jones
Massillon
Bonebrake
Board of Public Works
Professor Jones
Hadley H. Wickham
Athens
Roosevelt
Neva
Ohio
Herrick
Seasser Foraker
Senator Foraker
Senator Hanna
Presidi
Myron
Sen
Endorsement of Hanna and Roosevelt for Senate and Presidency
The speaker extols Senator Hanna’s six years in the Senate and his rise from harsh criticism to respected leadership, promising continued reelection as long as he lives. The speech also urges Roosevelt to elect his own successor, praising Roosevelt’s presidency amid early doubts and affirming he has surpassed expectations.
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Senate of
United States
Senate
Hanna
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Hanna
New Insurance Plan Aimed at Labor Strike Protection
Louisville business leaders back a strike insurance scheme arising from a New Orleans Manufacturers meeting. Eastern capitalists and F C Nunemacher and W C Jones explore organizing a company to insure lost profits during strikes. Policyholders would receive daily payments equal to foregone profits while operations are suspended.
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Strike Insurance Company
Indianapolis Journal
Louisville
New Orleans
National Association of Manufacturers
Messrs
F. C. Nunemacher
W. C. Jones
Ae. A. Ot
Ae New Orleans
Nunemacher
Wreck Kills Nine in Kansas Train Collision
Nine people died and six were seriously hurt in a high speed collision near Stilwell Kansas on Missouri Pacific tracks caused by mixed orders amid flood conditions. Among the injured were John Green Indianapolis and A L Sellers North Manchester with others from Ottawa Prescott and Los Angeles. Dead and wounded were moved to Kansas City hospitals after relief trains and tracks were cleared by sundown.
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Topeka
Kan
Stilwell
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Road
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Great Forest Fires Blaze Across New England and Beyond
Fires rage from Bangor Maine to Montreal and New Brunswick with vast timber losses. Vermont New Hampshire New York and Canada report extensive blazes destroying towns and leaving hundreds homeless. The smoke dims skies from Boston to Long Island and rains no relief after six weeks without meaningful rainfall.
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Bangor
Sherman
Crystal
Bangor & Aroostook
Burlington
Vermont
Danby
S. L. Griffith
Manchester
N. H
Coos County
Glens Falls
N. Y
Adirondacks
Long Lake
Newcomb Lake
Mount Marcy
Lake George
Montreal
Astor
Forestdale
Grand Trunk Railroad
Bulstrode
Lake St. John
ST. John
N. B
Plattsburg
Lake Placido
South Meadows
Cascade Lake
Rogers Brothers
Lake Placid
Saratoga
Indian Lake
North Creek
Blue Mountain Lake
Catlin Lake
Cédar River
Glen Lake
New York
Long Island
Amityville
Eastport
Central Islip
Brentwood
Sevral Thousand Acres
Defense Lawyers Dominate Trial With Speeches On Crime And Politics
In a lengthy afternoon session Judge Whallon will review the defense case as Charles W. Smith and John B. Duncan argue innocence for Detective Arthur Stahl and attack Edwin D. Logsdon. Duncan lauds civic purity while targeting Wynne and Eppert, framing the fight against vice as a matter of public morality.
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Arthur Stahl
Edwin D. Logsdon
Charles W. Smith
John 8. Duncan
Stahl
Henry N. Spaan
Spaan
Duncan
Logsdon
John
Republican City Committee
Mr. Duncan
Thomas A. Wynne
Fr W. Eppert
James W. Noel
Michael Shea
Noel
Millers National Federation backs reciprocity with Canada
Detroit June 4. The Millers National Federation adopted strong resolutions urging prompt national policy of genuine reciprocity with liberal terms especially favoring full US Canada trade. A memorial to Roosevelt was adopted, backing broader foreign markets to expand flour sales amid tariff and wheat competition concerns.
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Detroit
Mich
The
Millers’ National Federation
United States
Canada
Roosevelt
T. Ballard
Louisville
Ballard
Pope Leo's Exhaustion Overwork From Receptions
Rome reports indicate the Pope’s illness is fatigue related to extensive private audiences since Easter. He continues to meet household officials and conferred with Cardinal Rampolla on Manila bishop appointments among three candidates. He will resume ordinary audiences tomorrow.
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Rome
Leo
Rampolla
Manila
Mgr. F. Z. Rooker
Waaslington
Jaro
Philippine Islands
J. J. Harty
St. Leo's
St. Louis
Thomas A. Hendrick
Rochester
Cardinal Gibbons
Insolvency filing seeks receivership for Comment Co
A circuit court filing seeks a receiver for the Comment Company on pending insolvency actions. The company, tied to development activities in New Mexico, seeks about 1.0 million dollars in claims and related penalties.
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Ae Stepleed
Eeds
Mexico
Columbus man convicted in mail fraud blackmail case
Joseph P Miller of Columbus was convicted by a jury in a U S Court for using the mails to defraud in a blackmail scheme against prominent businessmen. His wife, already jailed for a similar offense, is cited, and her attorney Thomas E Steele was also convicted. Miller's attorney, Hifa, under indictment, is noted as bond forfeited.
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Columbus
Joseph P. Miler
United States Court
Thomas E. Steele
Miller
Hi Fa
John Dennis Lynched by Mob in Greenville Mississippi
In Greenville Mississippi on June 4 a mob of about 200 men stormed the jail and hanged John Dennis a Black man accused of attempted assault. He was taken to a telephone pole cross-arm and hanged as women shoppers watched. he asked for time to pray.
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Greenville
Miss
John Dennis
Dennis
Gainesville Tornado Death Toll and Damage Estimate
Gainesville Ga June 4 Mayor Parker provided a grim briefing on the storm’s impact. He forecast 13 deaths in the next day, about 300 wounded with some fatalities likely, 400 houses destroyed, 1500 homeless, and financial losses near 600000. He also called for more physicians.
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Gainesville
Parker
Two Students Drowned Exploring Lagoon at Jackson Park
Chicago June 4. Jesse Miller of Lincoln Nebraska and Frances E Moore of Davenport Iowa students at the University of Chicago drowned in the lagoon at Jackson Park while exploring the world fair caravels. Their rowboat capsized near the Pinta vessel and bodies were later recovered.
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Chicago
Jesse Miller
Lincoln
Neb
Frances E. Moore
Davenport
University of Chicago
Jackson Park
Helen Baldwin
Ira Miller
Sophia Casse
M Street
Miller
School
Sherman Miller
Lafayette
Ind
Ira
Horrible massacre at Smerdesh village by Bashi-Bazouks
European Turkey dispatch reports mass slaughter at Smerdesh on May 21. Turkish forces surrounded the village, bombarded it through the night, then burned homes and killed or mutilated inhabitants including women and children. About 1,500 villagers are said to be in the mountains without food or clothing. Nearby frontier violence continues with Bulgarians crossing lines and a court martial in progress.
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Monastir
Turkey
Smerdesh
Lake Presba
Chakalaroff
Bjumabala
Petrich
Sheriff Corrects Jury Pool in Kentucky Murder Trial
In Jackson Kentucky on June 4 Sheriff Callahan was removed after refusing to withdraw his claim for service in the Curtis Jett and Tom White murder trial of J B Marcum. Deputy John Jones was named elisor and ordered sixty men to report by Sunday night for jury duty.
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Jackson
Callahan
Curtis Jett
Tom White
J. B. Marcum
John Jones
Eliser
Redwine
Elisor Jones
Magoffin County
Jones
Troublesome Creek
Ihse County
Ett
Crowds line riverfront as train arrives in rain
Crowds stood in rain along Jackson Place awaiting the train. Governor Durbin, Mayor Bookwalter, the Marion Marching Club and cheering thousands were present to greet the arrival.
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Jackson Place
Durbin
Bookwalter
Marion Marching Club
President Roosevelt Wins Warm Indianapolis Welcome In Rain
President Theodore Roosevelt received a rousing reception in Indianapolis despite steady drizzle. Crowds formed from Illinois to McCrea streets, cheering as Roosevelt spoke for eight minutes, with Union Station security and processions arranged to move swiftly and safely. Governor Durbin and Mayor Bookwalter greeted him, and a lengthy reception line highlighted a city-wide show of support.
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Union Station
Jackson Place
Illinois
McCrea
Peoria
Big Four
Danville
Durbin
Bookwalter
Secret Service
William Loeb, Jr
Barnes
Wilson
Rixey
Fairbanks and
Beveridge
Indiana
Dogen
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Harmony
Geo. B. Cox
Gallbert
MR. Hanna
Seeop
Goodnes
Uirline Wiss
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
John Green
Indianapolis
A. L. Sellers
North Manchester
Carlos M. Tarpardo
Kansas State University
Thompson
Pullman
E. W. Ward
Frank Hoover
Steubenville
New England
Boston
Stahli
Roaste Logscion
Wynne and
Eppert
Joss
Pope Leo
Lagoon
Fairbanks
Mary Loeb
Marion Club
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