Iowa and South Dakota vote clouded by progressive push
Returns from Iowa and South Dakota GOP primaries show Governor Carroll leading Garst in Iowa with about 6 000 votes, while in South Dakota, J A T Hull loses to Judge Prouty amid a sea of progressive candidates. Renominations for several state offices and congressmen are reported, with debates on ticket control and the next legislature leaning progressive.
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United Press
Dea Moines
B. F. Carroll
Warren Garst
Carroll
Garst
J. A. T. Hull
Hull
FF. Prouty
Des Moines
Prouty
Walter Smith
W. H. Byers
George Conson
Guy EB
Thorson
Schrader
Burke
Martin
Kerala
Pontines
Carre
T. l
Cemereasman Kennedy
Patter
Firat
Dolliver and
Cummins
Claude Porter
Ames
A. J. Anders
John W. Hiake
James Curran
The Real Boomers
Fragmentary note lists The Real Boomers with unclear context and date. Further readable details are unavailable to confirm event, location, or participants.
Progressive Republicans Triumph Narrowly in Iowa Primary
Late returns show Warren Garst leading Governor Carroll for the GOP nomination by a few thousand votes as progressive forces push to reshape Iowa politics. Senator A E Cumming notes progressives gain in Seventh, Eighth and Ninth districts while the state convention leans toward reformist candidates. he heads toward Washington after discussions on rail and entertainment industry issues.
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United Prose
Moines
Warren Garst
B. F. Carroll
Carroll
Chicago
United States
A. E. Cumming
Laws
Towa
Cumming
Auld
Warren Garet
Carrot
Garat
Hie
Cummins
J. A. T. Fall
Iowa
Washington
Benator Cummins
Soldier refuses invitation to meet leaders in Washington
Photographs show a United States soldier ready to pose as he comments that he has no interest in meeting Speaker Cannon or Vice President Sherman. He notes he has never heard much about "them men" and declined the invitation to call on the officials.
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York
Jack Abernathy
United States
Oklahora
Roosevelt
Abernathy
Oklahoma
Baltimore
Webel
Washington
Cannon
Sherman
Marriage of Miss Margar etta Drexel in London Society
The wedding of Miss Margar etta Drexel to Viscount Maldato took place at St Margaret's Church Westminster with prominent guests including the Drexel and Hatton families. A lavish reception followed at Grosvenor Square. gifts worth about 500000 dollars were noted including diamond jewelry and antique items from American and British peers.
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St Margaret's Church
Westchaster
London
Margaretta Drex
Anthony J. Droxet
Milsionaire
Philadelphia
Guy Monn
George — Wineh-Hatton
Maldato
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Lyon
Horsley Henwon
Gindyn Finch-Hatton
Arom
Constance
Drexel
Crean
Mia
Lewin Norvis
Maidstone
Harold Wineh- Matton
Royal East Kent Yeomenry
Karl Nd Countes
Winchelpea
Sroom
Mra. George
Gouth
Anthony J. Drexel
Trew
Mon
Ridgely Carter
Barrimere
Duchess of
Rexburghe
Grosvenor Square
Pierpont Morgen
George Jay Gould
Anthony Drexel
Mrs. Drexel
Edward Ty iBufexbury
Drexele Hainess
Antique
Heo
Ind
Mithens J. Drexet
Tor Hopermedn
Lulu
New Parliament Under George V
London June 1 The first parliament under George V began to meet. The Liberals, after King Edward's death, postponed civil war with the Lords to allow the new king to settle in. Conservatives were urged not to exploit the truce to rally support for the Lords as the factions may clash again within two weeks.
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London
George the Pith
Immeliviely
Edward
Wisconsin Republicans vie to thwart La Follette at split convention
Wisconsin Republicans split over Taft and insurgent factions aim to defeat U S Senator Robert La Follette in a convention backed by administration leaders The gathering led by KE Le Philipp and with Vice President Sherman as keynote speaker seeks to unite pro Taft elements and oppose La Follette amid factional turmoil in Milwaukee and statewide.
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United Benue
Milwaukee
KE. le Philipp
Michael 5. Dillon
Ashland
Hoard
Wisconsin
Laoilette
Taft
Lakol+ lettetam
la Folletts
Ie Man
Punishment Instructed To Curb Army Discontent
War Minister Arman announced measures to curb discontent in the army after a review of petty offenses. Officers may propose punishments, but initiation rests with superior officers. The reform is welcomed by rank and file, who fear it will eliminate abuses by subaltern officers.
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United Press
Ander
Rink
Army
Navy
Americans Seen as Major Stimulus to English Trade
London in June reports that about twelve and a half million dollars is the approximate sum England expects from American visitors this season. With the shock of King Edward's death fading, merchants hotelkeepers and others who profit from foreign tourism anticipate strong business from visitors.
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United Press
London
England
Edward
Seasonal Return Estimates Highlight English Summer Travel
The hotel journals publish figures expecting 100000 Americans to visit England this summer. They project substantial spending per visitor excluding travel, noting the decline tied to Edward's death and shifts in London hospitality.
Insurgent Republicans in the House Weigh Conference Fate
Insurgent Republicans in the House boast after yesterday's defeat on Lenroot motion to adopt a new railbill. They credit the absence of a Democratic seat and defections for the result and hope to influence the conference report. Representative Mann signals he will back House wishes, bolstering insurgent hopes to shape the conference outcome.
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Ashington
Bewt
Democrata
Mann
Trepublican
Diinolx
Heise Conferem
Heise
OG Lentoot
Uni Ton
Yeaterday
Lonroot
Wisconsin
Pinchot Opposes Administration on Land Withdrawal Bill
Gifford Pinchot attacked the land withdrawal measure in the senate arguing it favors water power interests and endangers public lands and minerals. He urged temporary leases and timely authorities to withdraw more lands, warning withdrawals should not expire before adjournment and to force congressional action. Ireland contributes to UK manufacturing output as a regional context note.
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United Press Wire
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Senate
Anid Pinchat
Alaska
Congress
Wutherland
Pinchot
Stock Fluctuations Shaked Market Across City
New York stocks swung wildly as traders faced sharp moves from bears and bulls. The day saw heavy selling by professionals and a surge of buying by the alleged Washingtonians, with an attorney general action against rail pools cited as a market shaper.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
Prives
Santa Railroad
Aieres
Gene Weal
London
Taft
Mtan Arr
Aimet
Widow Mary Sparr Claims Fortune Hidden by Family Ties
Fragmentary 19th century note describes Mrs Mary Sparr alleging wealth tied to sister and John Fy Hume with New York connections. Lady Cook denies the claim while Sparr vows to pursue.
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Mary Sparr
Slater
Tally Francis Cook
John Fy Hume
New York
Lady Cook
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