Anti Taft Forces Battle for 229 Seats in Convention
Chicago June 4 A packed Republican National Committee session opens to hear hearings on contested delegates. Taft forces and rivals dispute credentials for 29 seats in Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas and Virginia. Major Bryan debates with Taft supporters over black voters’ role and delegate selections, with each state contest allotted fifteen minutes per side.
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Chicago
National Committee
Weloek
Theri
Torte Ree
Nikos
Taft
Taft Collini
Maan Ani Dixon
Beng
FC. Bryan
Wanhineton
Uhtoagy Tentay
Suhanneed
Ile
Tarend
Eelenue
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Lanistina
Missinnippi
Northcaro
Ane
Oktahinna
South Marohing
Virginia
Plattering Wistrivta
Dud Ackunsad
Rentucy Miwonhin Aleka
Arkona
Ponnayt Vain
Cine Eet
Auto Kills Little Girl in Strange Accident at Ridge Avenue
The child Brideeport Chanflene Pronerated, daughter of Stephar Wrion, was struck by a machine car driven by Cine Pence Haber. Witnesses say the girl ran toward the vehicle as Hobart Wan Funning operated it, causing a fatal crash. The medical examiner ruled the day’s accident a mournful death. Hobart Wilt Hop was arrested.
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Hobart
Olemetra
Little Hope for Market Weighs on City Plans
City officials debate whether to establish a market on property near George Street and Congress Avenue. Mayor Martin warns the city cannot spend funds now due to tight treasury demand, urging the case be studied before any action. A flood of conflicting reports and misread notes followed a Wednesday discussion.
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Mt Lins
George Eitest
Congrase
Rahi
Senat Whale
Martin
Sicha
Pyajwat
Traffic Returns in New Haven and Hartford Rail Freight
Report on transportation activity shows limited improvement in freight receipts and passenger movement. Freight resilience varies by region with shipper demand and operational constraints easing slowly in MAP and New England lines.
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New Maven
New York
New Haven
Martford
Minehawg
Uinv
Indvattios
Detroit police respect drive sparks city debate
Fragmented OCR text shows a Detroit convention debate on police authority and weapon regulation. It mentions a May feast, a chief’s resolution, and law enactment amid cartooning criticism and efforts to curb perceived police excesses.
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Detroit
Mayor Appoints Three to City Posts amid Uncertain Picks
The mayor states no candidates have been approached for the three vacancies to be filled under the city government. He says he will choose the best suited, citing his prerogative to select without outside influence. Kerrigan, Adler, Weedru, Berry, and York are named on the commission slate, with one seat to the planning commission and another to the board of examiners for primaries.
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Mayon Jaimes
Martin Te
Tvl
Ty Maan
Losuer
Taynon
Kerrigan
Mix Adler
Rollin S Weedru
Samuel A York
Jem Bord
Hoke Smith Defeats Atlanta in Georgia Democratic Primary
In Georgia, Hoke Smith defeats Atlanta rival in a strong Democratic primary showing. The Constitution estimates Smith’s plurality around 11 000, with Browne or Brown claimed to win by 15 000 in various counts. General Democratic congressmen will likely be seated, and no Senate contest appears present.
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Atlanta
Midniicht
Daaiph M. Brown
Grorgin
Tony
Browh
Elgiin
Hutt
Bates Renatarship
Sririney
Cal Hoke Smith
Malin
Yale Graduate Chosen for National Clerical Task in 1800s
The fragment notes a Yale graduate selected for a high church role in the early 1800s. It mentions Reverend Wade L. Moore and Ray A. Th Longworth in connection with a New England church project and the Society of Divinity acting in 1807. The text is fragmentary but anchors a 1800s clerical appointment linked to Yale affiliations.
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Willi
Moelnni
Youle
Yale Commencement Plans Lock Campus From Public View
An old campus notice describes fencing and guard arrangements to keep the public off Yale grounds during commencement week. Gates will be guarded and a parade will line the route, with a memorial gateway and processions expected.
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Stu
Elise
Ile
Noir Ben
Perenne
Campond
Pune
Aipuw
Whitman Memorial
Yale
Flow
Gaia
Campie
Demanracy
Yale Wien
Peewant
Bradamies
Harvard Leene
Bern
Carmpne
Rmin
Condemnation of Piano Industry Highlighted at Annual Convention
A distorted report notes condemnation by industry leaders at the national piano trade convention. It cites concerns over prosperity, financial depression, and the overall tone of credence amid disputes within the sector.
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Pittne
Pavikoh
Foatin
Plano Tremlremanceia Vion
Plano
Corodte
Working on Flagstaff Urban Renewal and Wall Extension
A garbled report details a municipal project in which contractors discuss foundation work for a cement wall and an extension along a street. It mentions a city engineer, public works, and aldermen, with focus on extending the wall and related restoration efforts. Unclear names and dates are present due to corrupted OCR.
Indicted figures loom as city notes drive postwar era
In a crowded public record, an Indicted Keerebeltete Daciston Oy Feotonnon case links Anerensman to regional sectors. City leadership debates public restudied sites, appointments, and market plans while a new club forms amid warranty and labor tensions. Waterbury and Hartford areas show shifting commerce with boats and grants moving toward St Louis and Detroit corridors.
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Ron Campin
Promined
Riise Yolo Heya Club
Kindlonta Jolly Bolilipe Hoyeco
Wornhidoes
Lyn
Lek Broken Aports
Pagen T
New Maven Wine
Agi Seeingioll
Deteaia
Hartford Waterbury
Twa
Firideenor
Winks
Meetten Laon
Mole Club
Memorial Glass House Pavilion at Gaylord Sanitarium
The Gaylord sanitarium plans a memorial glass open air pavilion funded by Mr and Mrs Willian Beebe of 262 Bradley Street in Wallingford to honor their son Philip Bele. The $8,000 project aims to provide covered sunlit patient access with glass walls and doors, bath facilities, and seating for easier admission and comfort across seasons.
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Trot
Willian Beebe
Bradley Retreet
Gaylord Panitarium
Wallingford
Mid Westhead
Alradnra
Woudemry
Vale
Philip Bele
Fainitariam
Little Rowing at Gales Perry Firemen Oarsmen
Prolonged practice day on the river with Yale rowing squad members including Kennedy and staff preparing for an upcoming event. Crew changes noted with new shorts and Ward eight nearing completion as the team trains under conditions described as lively and meticulous.
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Fiales Perry
Audi
John Kennedy
Calor
Elke Neak
Ohatrey
John Kolpeidy
Yale
Monel Kenedy
Eliefe
Ktolen
Students Jolly Blues and Dismissal Amid Green Trial
A chaotic incident on the Green near New Haven Distracts the town as students clashed during a drill. The disruption led to armed tension, alarms, and evacuations, with officials announcing resignations and new appointments at tied colleges and universities.
Turn Around Help Wanted Ad Comment by Frost
Mr William P Frost of WHILe Automobile Himage remarks that ten o'clock has arrived with fifteen men already in and another expected as he discusses the advertisement. The note appears in the Tournals Courier published June 4.
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William P. Frost
Automobile Himage
BOB State
Kar
Tournals Courier
Crown Prince Not Guilty in Turbulent Trial
Report from the trial of revolutionaries alleges Crown Melina and associates backed by Geonge plotted against the state. Witnesses denounce professional spea who tainted testimony with fake political plots.
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Helarnde
Servin
Jane
Nuneber
Geonge
Melina
Sotepiemeny Aguiiat Monteherro
Mental healing verdict in Allegon case shocks town
Fragmented report notes alleged neglect in a case involving a two and a half year old child named Walter during treatment. Local officials and family members appear uncertain about the outcome as the trial draws attention from community members and observers.
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Allegon
Mabel Noolley
Ana Plauehter
Perenne
Vnith Walter
Aental Heatseet
Antonion
Phat
Mra. Nealey
Ministers as physicians urge medical study at convention
In a convention of the American Medical Fraternity Dr Oliver Horne of Lew Haven urged ministers of the gospel to study medicine. Names elected to leadership include Cal Willan Gorgas first vice president, Thomas Jefferson Murray second vice president, John A Hatehart third vice president, Thomas A Woodruff fourth vice president, Wide Mall general secretary, and Frank Billing treasurer, all of Chicago.
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Shienge
Dune
Jie
Oliver Ong Horne
Lew Haven
Mme
Cal
Willan & Gorgas
Thomas Jefferson Murray
Hutte
Monte
Views
Dee John A. Hatehart
Oklahoma
Thomas A. Woodruft
Chicago
Wide Mall
Kenstuky
Gener
George Vi. Simone
Frank Billing
Laborer Suffers Leg Break At Grand Avenue Mall Site
A laborer with the New Haven Writer company fractured his left leg while laying a large mall on Grand avenue. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon at the Barnwell bridge area. He was transported to New Haven Hospital for treatment. his condition was reported as stable but critical earlier.
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Matititon
Ivohle Wawler
Grand Avenue
Walter Cofline
Hemealyes
New Haven Writer Company
Jake
Hite Jayne
Antonio Kiviteky
Hixwell
Tie Barnewetdls Bridge
Hu' von
Pee Hee
Yale Bryan Club Faces Strong Yale Interest
Yale students plan a Bryan club aided by prominent campus figures, including Captain Meglow and hockey captain Jarot Stanley. The Yale Law School drew support for Judge Jay’s candidacy before his withdrawal. Organizers from the senior class and Yale Daily News pledge a serious, noncampaign approach.
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Yuri
Andhe Carpi
Wea
Stadens
Meglow
D. Auchinotons
Yale
Bryan
Yale Law
Judge Jay
Delaware
Walter G. Davis
Yale Daily News
Jarot Stanley
Davia
Hia
Ao Bryan Elch
Yolomon
Weather forecast for Washington region includes Friday and Saturday
Carpenters and joiners note a weather record forecast. Washington on June 4 reports variable winds for Friday and Saturday. Observations from the United States Weather Bureau station taken yesterday afternoon at 75 meridian time indicate fall and unsettled conditions with New York and New Epp land mentioned in the report.
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Washington
Tor Hastert
New York
New Epp
United States Weather Bureau
New Britain
United Brotherhood of Surpani Lares
Anil Tran Wren
Bernat
Butte
Chiera Nan
Franc Durham
New Cincmnati NY
Cleveland
Hulttin
Po N Kirk
Douver
Pegi Ham
Boston
Springfel
Lewin
Jackwonville
Asin
Nantucket
New Trnnary
N. Orleans
York
Nortolle
Omaha i
Pittaburg
Portian
St. Paul
New Haven
Suman AG
Teachers Promised Raise After Finance Board Action
City officials debate funding for teacher salary increases as the board of finances commits to an appropriation of 40000 to support the $40 per teacher raise approved by the board of education. The plan hinges on fall term funding and potential savings to cover the 1409 appropriations, with additional transfers and contingency measures discussed. The police board weighs a 259 transfer to building repairs and plans to provide food for inmates at the central jail.
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Itaseaelon
Board of Education
Jost Fall
Hinard
Hound of Education
James BE
James R. Maxwell
Police Board
Jockun
Central Police
Chinese Come by Freight in Sealed Box Car
Six Chinese men found in a sealed box car at Southern Pacific yards in San Francisco. The car had originated from Galveston and sat unloaded for forty eight hours. They had little water and food, were weak and hungry. One carried a county admission certificate. others were turned over to immigration officers. Suspected mix from the Mexican border and car replacement noted. An apparent plan for their release here miscarried.
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San Francisco
Galveston
Tan Dave
Tad
Trolley Car Collision Kills Child and Wounds Several
A collision on the Cape Porpole and Kennebankport line of the Athwitle Shore Line near Kenanebanknort Me injured several passengers late this afternoon. One child, ten years old, died tonight. A forward car struck a standing bunch of empty cars, lifting wreckage and trapping several aboard.
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Junta
Ale
Paskonere Oharodan
Cape Porpolae
Kennebankport
Athwitle
Mikey Siraty & Ortes
Cape Porpole
Cieapine
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