Taft Campaign Fit Started With NY Headquarters Planned
Taft reelection campaign formally began as James D. Reyhaldk left for New York to establish temporary Republican national committee headquarters. Chairman Milles and soon Chateman Hillew will follow to organize a three‑city setup in New York Chicago and the Pacific coast. An advisory committee includes Sanders West Williams Varys Daugherty. Final arrangements for Taft's nomination notification and August acceptance speech are pending.
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Taft
James D. Reyhaldk
Republican National Committee
New York
Filles
Chateman Hillew
Campaige
Sanders
Tennessee
Roy West
Minoin
Ralph B. Williams
Oreron
Arthur J. Varys
Harry Daugherty
Ohio
Charman Milles
Chicago
Pacific Court
Portland
Ore
Progressive Party
Chefket Pasha Resigns as War Minister in Constantinople
Constantinople July 11 Chefket Pasha resigns as minister of war amid disaffection in the military and fears of a parliamentary probe into irregularities in the supply department. His resignation is immediately accepted. Pasha led the army during the capture of Constantinople just before Abdul Hamid's deposition.
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Constantinople
Chefket
Sulwa Abdul Hamid
Judge Hanford Is Scored in Impeachment Debate
July 11 The subcommittee weighing impeachment in the Beckman Manson bankruptcy case heard Jerry Landon Finch charge unjudicial conduct by Judge C H Hanford. Finch alleged Richard Ballinger former interior secretary influenced proceedings, appearing for Maker of a note then as bank counsel after a mortgage foreclosure. Five creditors claimed to have the estate closed, led largely by clerks in Ballinger’s office.
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Rmer
Ballinger
Seattle
C. H. Hanford
Beckmat Manson
House
Jerry Landon Finch
Hanford
Finch
Richard Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Mtullinger's
Care Blown Six Miles in Verndale Runway Cars Slated
July 10. Two empty freight cars were blown six miles upgrade during a storm from Wa teow over split switches onto a dead track at Verndale. Engineers of different passenger trains were on the lookout to avoid wrecks on the main line, but the cars were not discovered. Engineer Hammond of the Northern Pacific passenger train Nova tocked the runway cars at Verndale.
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Sinpies
Minn
Wateow
Verndale
Ookout
Hammond
Northern Pacific
Nova
Lafferty backs Roosevelt for president in political revolt
Oregon Republican Representative Lafferty says no genuine progressive can back Taft or Wilson and will support Cornel Roosevelt. He calls for a complete political revolution to place the public in charge of government machinery and says Roosevelt is the only leader capable of driving it.
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Lafferty
Oregon
Washington
Taft
Wilson
Cornel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Probe of Taft nomination spurs galls for inquiry
Des Moines July 11 Senator A B Cumming urges a commission to investigate how Taft was nominated by the Chicago convention. Eleventh hour moves aimed at reconciling rival Republican factions before the convention. A clash over endorsing Taft looms. progressives and stalwarts held talks without a concrete plan.
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Des Moines
A. B. Cumming
Taft
Chicago
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Way Affects 25 000 Workers in New Bedford Strike
New Bedford faces a possible strike by 25,000 cotton mill operatives as weavers threaten to abstain from work unless a new trading system is removed by noon Saturday. The union, backed by the textile council, plans mill closures if the notice stands. In Chicago, a separate death case follows a gas incident where a woman died after a lethal gas exposure at home.
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New Bedford
Mase
Mann
Textile Council
New Head of the Benevolent and Protective Order elected
In Portland on July 11 Thomas Milla of Superior was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order by acclamation to succeed John P. Snlevan New Orleans. Rochester New York was chosen by acclaim for the 1918 convention.
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Elke
Portland
Ore
Thomas
Milla
Superior
Wirg
Board of
Grand Trustees
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Tke
John P. Snelvan
New Orleans
Rochester
N. Y
Liberty Area News Briefs From July 1912
Henry Beaten returns from relatives in Kerkhaven Minn with a young brother. John Windwaller starts work for J. E. Marcott. Eagle School Board meeting July 9. Liberty notes no 4th of July celebration. Locals attend events in Stowers Cook and de Hiner. John Marocott marries Alice Arndt at Carrington June 28. Mrs Knute Dahl passes away. Ab Longburton cemetery service. Abraham Johnson leaves for St Paul. Mrs W C Howard ill. Andrew Brekke and others file homestead proofs at Mott. Mareott heads to Brismarck. Mrs M B Thayerty cooks on Mareott run. Mrs M M Bentley visits Lemmon. John N Bergerson wins Liberty-Stowe stage contract. Arthur Thien visits Stowers. W Bentey family travels overland. Bentleys long-time postmaster and merchant at Liberty.
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Eagle School Board
Liberty
Stowers
Cook
John B. Marcos
Alice Arndt
Carrington
N. D
Hichardter College
Knute Dahl
Hettinger Co
Long Utte
Albert Olsen
W. J. Dunning
BL. Louis, Mo
Mr. Jenning
Lutbwely
Pleasantridge People Mark Fourth at Rein and More
Pleasantridge residents report a good Fourth of July celebration at Rein with many families attending church and gathering for community cheer. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Burkhardt at Smiolinsky s. F A Rujut traveled to Lemmon. wool deliveries and market requests noted by E Kingon and Watt Clark Land Co seeks offers on land.
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Pleasantridge
Rein
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Fi Yates
Golden Eagle Literary Society
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Macomber & Co. Druggists
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Joe Martens
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