Judge Gray Favored as Bryan's Running Mate
Lincoln June 20 Bryan's present choice for vice president is Judge George Gray of Delaware. Bryan aims to secure Gray as running mate, though Gray may decline any nomination and would not accept the vice presidential role even if offered. Bryan's camp sees Gray as a labor friendly eastern jurist whose platform could soften anti injunction stances.
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Troops Rushed to Mexican Frontier in Revolt Warning
Monterey reports raids and frontline clashes as federal troops and rurales pursue revolutionary bands near Mata muro and Durango. Dispatches say authorities claim cross border malcontents backed by Texas elites, while General Myers orders troops to the border but provides no further confirmation.
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Fighting Thompson Fight at National Educational Amendment Convention
Cleveland reports the convention clash as the book trust led by the American Look Company battles to defeat Treatdent W. C. Thompson, president of the Ohio group, amid today’s proceedings.
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National Educational — Amendation
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Treatdent
W. C.thompson
Ohio
State University Presidency Election Prompted
The election will take place tomorrow as the body trust supports two candidates in the field.
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State University
Bodk
Potter Very Ill In Cooperstown Bishop Potter
In Cooperstown New York on June 30 Bishop Henry Cod of the Protestant Bytacopal church joins doctors in attendance with Potter who is seriously ill. The bulletin reports Potter’s condition as very critical this morning, essentially unchanged from yesterday.
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Taft to Open Campaign in Youngstown in September
Youngstown Ohio June 30 William H Taft candidate for president gave his personal assurance to Congresswoman Kennedy that he will do all in his power to save the national and state campaign opening. It is expected the opening will be in Youngstown between September 11 and 15 Roosevelt will be invited to attend.
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Taft Begins Last Official Day Amid Canal Talks
June 30 at Withington Secretary Taft spends most of the day on Panama Canal and global affairs while planning a formal ceremony. Governor Wright to become secretary of war. Werreht slated for formal installation as governor in a brief note of official duties and appointments.
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Parker Leads Fight on Bryan Platform
Cal June 20 Former Judy Mio Parker of New York arrives as conservatives plan to seek Bryan's will in the Democratic committee. Bryan supporters denounce the anti Bryan interests and urge delegates to oppose the Bryan platform. Gray's managers arrive to open a headquarters while Johnson's side checks in. Bryan men back Judge Gray for second place though no word from the Delaware jurist.
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Poisoned ale sent by express targets socialites in Philadelphia
Police expect the arrest today of a rich young man and woman after cyanide poisoning of Dr. William H. Wilson. Authorities tie the pair to the delivery by express and link a sister death, fearing a major scandal. The physician was known for taking risky steps to avoid scandal if payment was large.
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New York Mayoral Verdict Declares McChilan Elected
Supreme Court Justice Lambert ordered the jury to return a verdict affirming George E. McChilan as the properly elected mayor of New York. The 1905 Hearst McClullan section showed no recount or triad evidence, ending the contested race.
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George E. McChilan
Heart
Saloon Is Sold In Ashtabula Auction Drive
Ashtabula Ohio June 30 temperance groups raised funds by auctioning a saloon building fixtures and related property to cover campaign costs for making the county dry next fall. Ministers and church leaders attended as a crayon drawing depicting the grogshop interior hung on display. The auctioneer cleared the place out as items sold to the highest bidders.
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Unclear Sale Records Hidden in OCR Snippet
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sale with a net amount around zero dollars, mentioning a handoff and a buyer, but the text is garbled and incomplete leaving the exact items and parties uncertain.
North Sea maneuvers begin off Deal today
The annual North Sea maneuvers of the combined English fleet begin today off Deal. About sixty four fighting machines are taking part in the drill.
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Liew
No Relief In Light
New York on June 30 endures the worst torrid wave of the summer with rising deaths and crowded hospitals. Authorities expect no relief as prostration and heat take a heavy toll on Greater New York.
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New York City
New York
Greater
Persian national council members die in Shah order incident
Twelve members of the national council reportedly died in a related incident ordered by the Shah in Teheran Persia. The capital police and prisons hold more detainees as authorities promise consequences for the unrest.
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