Senator O'Gormar Leads Pacific Delegation
A fragment lists names including Joseph B E Davem from Wisconsin John E Osborn from Wyoming and John T McGraw from West Virginia with others such as Massachusette and Washington. The garbled OCR suggests a political context and a roster of senators or representatives.
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Kevener
USA
Om Rumpay
Washington
Joseph BE. Daven
Wisconsin
Johm E. Osborn
Wyoming
Total
O'Gormar
John W. Ovehlin
Massachusette
Jon T McGraw
West Virginia
Roosevelt Breaks With Republican Party in Split Move
Cleveland dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt announcing a new independent party after clashes in Chicago. He rejected Taft's nomination terms, outlined plans to appeal to Democrats, and described failed last day convention maneuvers to change the Taft majority.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
Chicago
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Plans New Political Machinery Nationwide
Colonel Roosevelt expresses confidence a way will be found to mobilize support. If Republican state organizations oppose him he intends to create new machinery to complete state and national tickets. He believes public sentiment will decide how supporters express themselves at the polls.
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Roosevelt
Roger Sullivan Delegates Seated Contested Illinois Seats
Baltimore June 25 The national committee after deliberation seated the Roger Sullivan delegation in Illinois, turning down the Harrison Hearst challenge. Twenty six seats were involved with no impact on the presidential contest. A near fistfight occurred as Rhode Island disputes were argued.
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Baltimore
National Committee
Illinois
Roger Sullivan
Harrison-Hearst
Wilson
South Dakota
Johnson
Clark
Pennsylvania
Philippines
Ohio
Alice Roosevelt Longworth backs new third party
In Chicago June B5, Alice Roosevelt Longworth publicly supports her grandfather Theodore Roosevelt's new third party. Nick Longworth faces a dilemma as his Cincinnati district leans Republican and Taft is favored there. Alice declares strong for the people's rule at Orchestra Hall.
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Chicago
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Alice Roosevelt- Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Nick
Congress
Taft
Alice
Orchestra Hall
Guffey Ousted as Pennsylvania Delivers Change
June 25 report notes Colonel James M. Guffey toppled as Pennsylvania democracy leader as the state delegation votes to replace him with Congressman A. Palmerell a progressive. Delegation also passes a 49 to 6 resolution urging the national committee not to name Judge Alton B Parker as temporary chair.
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Baltimore
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania Democracy
Pennsylvania
Democratic National Committee
A. Palmerell
National Committee
Alton B. Parker
Bryan Loses The Fight For Temporary Chairman At Convention
Baltimore June 25 Former Judge Alton Parker of New York was elected temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention amid protest by progressives led by Bryan backers. The vote, taken after a heated dispute on the floor, foreshadowed a bitter factional fight as Bryan supporters and Clark allies may clash when the convention proceeds Tuesday.
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Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
Alton B. Parker
New York
Alton Th. Parker
Democratic National Committee
W. 2
Bray
James
O'Gorman
Bryan
Mack
P. Ll. Mall
Representative Talbot
Maryland
Democratic “Party
Talbot
Newlands
Nevada
Mr. Bryan
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Parker
Mr. James
Robert Ewing
Louisiana
Wilson
Edward Goltra
Missouri
Clark
Judge Parker
James Weatherly
Alabama
A. J. Michelson
Arizona
Guy B. Tucker
Arkansas
Nathan Cole Jr
California
Homer
Ollie James
Alva Adams
Colorado
William Saulsbury
Delaware
William PF. Sapp
Kansas
Lynch
Minnesota
Edward F. Goltra
P. L. Hall
Nebraska
John Sunderland
Robert P. Hudspet
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
William Collins
North Dekota
A. Jones
New Mexico
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Ohio
Miller
Oregon
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Johnson
South Dakota
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States
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West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Ollie James May Gall for Vote on Floor
Baltimore June 25 The Kentucky delegation decided to back the national committee's choice for temporary chairman at the Democratic national convention. Nineteen delegates supported the action with seven opposing, including Senator elect Ollie James who had been named as a potential candidate. James tried to postpone the vote and threatened a floor poll if the choice displeased him.
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Baltimore
Kentucky
Is Caneur
National Committee
McCreary
Ollie James
Alton B. Parker
James
Acion
Gore as Oklahoma delegation chair and officers named
Baltimore June 26 Oklahoma delegation organized with Senator Gore as chairman and Scott Ferris as vice chairman. Richard A. Bump named secretary and Judge Williams credential and resolutions chair. Other officers include Judge Cole for credentials, W. FH Hastings for organization, EB Hill for rules, Judge Doyle as vice chairman of the convention, D. M. Halley as tonight president, and George D S Johnson to notify the vice president.
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Baltimore
Oklahoma
Senator Gore
Scott Ferris
Richard A. Bump
Williams
Cole
W. FH. Hastings
EB. P. Hill
Judge Doyle
D. M. Halley
Nocity
George DS. Johnson
Guardian disclaims debts for Samuel H Shotts
Notice to the public that W M Henderson as guardian of Samuel H Shotts will not be responsible for any debts Samuel H Shotts may contract.
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Samuel
H. Shotts
W. M. Henderson
H. Shot
Democratic Nominating Fight Heats Up at Convention
Baltimore June 27. The Democratic National Convention in a loaded session shows heat as all seats fill and Mrs Taft attracts attention. Rumors grow that Bryan may throw his chips into the Wilson basket while the credentials report settles. Permanent Chairman Ollie James is seated as nominations loom and speeches ignite. Bryan parties push for progressive wins, Clarke camps stay hopeful, and the platform leans to tariff revision income tax and direct election of senators with a preferential primary likely pledged.
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Baltimore
Armory
William H.taft
Taft
Wilson
Bryan
Ollie James
Kentucky
Wilson-Bryan
New Jersey
Champ Clark
Republican Party
United States
Meeting Called to Boost Late Feed Crops in Virnita Area
At the Commercial Club rooms a group of seventeen business men outlined a plan to convene neighboring town farmers to plant late feed crops such as kaffir corn and sorghum. Crops can mature if planted by July 15, with lectures by M. E. and T. railway specialists arriving from Durant on Tuesday to advise. The effort targets prosperity for all townspeople and farmers.
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Virnita
M. E. & T. Railway
Durant
Hateli-Sanders Grocery to Close Saturday for TeHaory
The Hateli-Sanders Grocery car neen will be closed Saturday only for TeHaory, according to an official notice. Local customers are advised to plan accordingly and check for any further updates.
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Hateli-Sanders
jNeen
TeHaory
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