Uproar During Contest Debate Haunts Hemenway
A heated contest debate ends amid a party uproar as Hemenway denounces remarks and tensions rise among participants. Officials pledge calm and a review of conduct as the scene returns to order.
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
4
National Republic Convention Session Turns Into Yelling Debate
Chicago dispatch from Pittsburg Leader details a chaotic late June session as Governor Hadley’s motion to exclude 92 delegates sparks a three hour debate. The floor erupts with partisan shouting and ironical interruptions while former Senator James A. Hemenway argues to retain committee seating amid protests from Roosevelt supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Republic
Bedian
Governor Hadley
Roosevelt
Ib Forest
Root
James A. Hemenway
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Hemenway
Chaos in Indiana delegation at rally disrupts speech
Delegates shouted and brandished fists as Meek spoke, assailing the platform. Flinn attempted to reach the speaker, Walethan Root pressed for order, Finn pressed a point of order, and a heated exchange followed during G. L. Records speech. Captain English and Dye clashed, and Mayor Shanks vowed personal retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flinn
Root
Finn
G. L. Record
Indiana
WB. English
W. H. Dye
Shanks
Indianapolis
Record
Roosevelt Headquarters to Stay Open in New York
Onevelt Headquarters in New York will remain open regularly until after the November election. Judge Charles H. Duell, New York Roosevelt leaders chief, is in Chicago leaving a small office force for routine business. Wilson headquarters at 2 Broadway closed and W. W. Vick left for Baltimore with the office force. Harmon, Clark, and Underwood forces have departed as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Metropolitan Tower
Charles H. Duell
Chicago
Wilson
Browlway
W. W. Vick
Gaynor to be Presented as Democratic Nominee Candidate
New York cables report that Mayor Gaynor's name will be presented at the Democratic convention unless he himself forbids it. Democrats in New York have organized as the Democratic Association of New York for Gaynor for President, and have worked for weeks to secure support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Ballimore Convention
Democratic Association of New York
Two French Officers Die In Midair Collision
In Dent France Capt Dubois and Lieutenant Albert Bets were killed when the biplanes they piloted collided during early morning practice at a military flying ground. The two close friends failed to perceive each other as they curved, wire stays and control lines entangled, and both machines crashed to the ground. Separately, bubonic plague cases total seven in Porto Rico near San Juan with several suspects under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
San Juna
San Jum
Grain and Provision Prices Across Duluth and Chicago
Duluth prices show wheat varying by grade with No 1 hard at 1.18, No 1 Northern 1.12, No 2 Northern 1.09 and flax around 2.30 on track and 2.08 for Sept. Chicago reports Wheat July 1.06, Sept 1.04, Corn July 72, Pork July 18.50, live stock mixed ranges, Minneapolis notes July wheat at 1.04 with cash closes for No 1 hard at 1.13 and flax at 2.26 on track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Northern
Chicago
Dee
Minneapolis
Artive
Cook Locals Keep Busy in Rain Reed Rural Notes
Farmers plan light cutting, discusses June grass and local work near Viking hall. Alfred Ison undergoes appendectomy in Valley City while school meeting postponed due to rain. Neighbors visit, gospel services held, and Adams County Development League forms amid farming activity and community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Development League
Farmers
Cook
Chas. Morey
Pleasantridge Farmers and Local Visit Include Sports Result
Farmers around Pleasantridge finish spring work as residents recount trips by Andrew Anderson and Freak Zinower. Visitors from Breckinridge and Lennon noted during a busy weekend. Local game at Pleasantridge saw the home team win despite Huse Hull of Cole playing strong. Flory Rugg returned Saturday after marking on a steam ay peur Lemmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse Hull Boys
Cole
Pleasantridge
Flory Rugg
Peur Lemmon
Old Settlers Picnic and Local Developments at Liberty
Attendees at the Old Settlers picnic near Liberty report a busy scene with ground plowing for a new seat, work on roads starting this week under road supervisor Frank Kochel, and resident moves including Andre shifting the Swick house for barn use. Sam K. Fubbard plans improvements to his farestorn. Preparations begin for Old Folks Day at Runkle schoolhouse on July with a sermon and afternoon program. all are welcome and asked to bring refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runkle School Houpe
Help Wanted DINNING ROOM GIRL and LAUNDRESS
Classified ad seeking a dining room girl and a laundress for immediate work at a hotel in Reeder. Promises a nice place to work with wages of five dollars per week and payment of travel fare from the applicant’s town. Address or call via long distance to Commercial Hotel in Reeder.
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Commercial
Reeder
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Braught Investment Co
Lumeest
U. S. Land Office
Lemmon, South Dakota
Ray W. Conklin Lemmon
Iran
J. T. Layne
Minnesota State University
First National Bank
Main Street, West Side
Lemmon
S. D
Doe
Samelson
Rkal Briges
Suet Bastiannin
Mrs
May Taylor
Miss Steel
N. Braden
Undertaker
F. W. Ecker
Pittsburg
William Flinn
Senator Penrose
Mayor Gaynor
Ady
Baltimore
South St Paul
South St. Paul
Texas
Willis Mariland
Vikinghall Lnsurance
Alfred Ison
Valley City
Ais. Nels. Broten
Liberty
Mire F. W. Sehnessier
Lincoln
Will Hawley
Keeneman
W. G. Pannett
John Oslegaard
Eootinus
C. P
Hilda Gade
Olson Howe
Theo
Hursday
Joh Stubryed
The
Kinley Bros
Chandier
Andrew Anderson
Tome
Freak Zinower
Lennon
Mr. and Mex
Win, Smolnisky
Measantridge
Jessie Ridenour
Breckinrdge
Reed's Place
Sindas
Hi Crow
Sadie Read
Garworth Ter
Old Settlers Picnie
Hearly Mainhday
John & Coulter
Frank Kochel
Andre
Sam K. Fubbard
Sheep Creek
Dakota Mutual Life Insurance Company
Watertown
SO. Dak
Yones Traly
J. L. Vaughan
Lemuion
S. 1
Macomber & Co. Druggists
Seed Headquarters
the Martens Feed Store
Joe Martens
Nesbitt
RIDER
Kilchenen
Ganar
Grier
UlsLie Bne
Berl Aenpecial
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Weinevel Company
Chigago, Ill
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