Sherman Named Taft Running Mate In Chicago Meeting
Eight Republican committee members left Chicago for Cincinnati to confer with Secretary Taft on electing a national chairman to run the Taft campaign. Congressman Sherman, named for vice president, accompanied the sub committee as Hitchcock and Voris are among contenders. Charles and Henry Taft push for a strong political manager amid a shifting leadership lineup.
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Chicago
Republican Committee
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Taft
Arthur Voris
Myron Merne
Frank Hitchcock
Sherman
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
Henry W. Taft
N.Y
Hitchcock
Worls
Aday
Charley Taft
Gitchcock
Charles Tart
Elmer Dover
William Stone
Maryland
Powell C Ton
Arkansas
Miners Walk Out In Colorado Coal Fields
Two thousand five hundred miners in northern Colorado quit work this afternoon seeking wage increases or satisfactory concessions from operators. The Associated Press reports the stoppage began in Denver on June 19 and aims to pressure companies to grant higher pay.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Miners Die in Ellsworth No. 1 Mine Explosion
At Monongahela Pennsylvania on June 1 three miners were killed and seven others seriously burned in an explosion at Ellsworth No. 1 mine operated by Pittsburg Coal Company.
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Associated Press
Monongahela, Pa
Ellsworth No. T
Pittsburg Coal Company
Frank Rebounds From Sudden Illness on Travel
Janet H. L. Frank, president of the Southern Cross Mining Company of Butte, Montana, who fell ill at the Palmer House, recovered enough to continue his journey from Butte to Cincinnati, accompanied by his nephew.
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Chicago
Janet H. L. Frank
Southern Cross Mining Company
Butte, Mont
Palmer House
Butte
Vincinnati
Frank
Bert
Mayer
Rawhide Bank Closures Leave Town Without Lender
Rawhide Nevada faces a banking gap as the Bank of Rawhide and the Miners' Merchants Bank close after heavy withdrawals. State Examiner Hofer calls the embarrassment temporary and expects reopening Monday with pledged cash to resume operations.
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Bank of Rawhide
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Former Nevadan 15 Having Trial at Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas June 19 A court martial was convened today by Captain Charles N Murphy Thirteenth Infantry Colonel Sidney W Taylor Second Field Artillery post Fort Leavenworth Captain Murphy is charged with irregularities in the funds of Company M Thirteenth Infantry and with disobedience of orders Captain Morphetea a native of Nevada who opened his artillery career at the United States Cavalry is named as witness.
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Charles N. Murphy
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Sidney W. ‘Taylor
Second Field Artillery
Fort Oo. A. Russell
Wyoming
William Flynn
Serend Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Neb
Murphy
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Nevada
Aitliaeey
Bates Voluminer Cavales
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Sherman Named Vice President by Republicans in Chicago
CHICAGO June 19 The Republican National Convention nominated John S Sherman of New York for Vice President on the first ballot with 816 votes amid roaring demonstrations Deligates hailed the result as the party united for the campaign The scene featured Cannon's dramatic nomination and a vast crowd in heat and bannered in Old Glory as the convention adjourned after the vote and cheers.
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Tott
Sherman
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New York
Delaware
Timothy Woolrnt
Joe” Cannon
Cannon
Janes
Senator Lodge
Governor Guild
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Michigan
Chase Osborne
Guild
New Jersey
Thomas McCarter
Murphy
Legan
Delegaton
Warioue
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Vangribe
Union Pacific Railway Shops to Switch to Full Time
Two thousand workers at Union Pacific Railroad shops in Omaha were informed they would move to full-time status. The move ends earlier shorter hours this year and aims to restore normal operations across departments soon.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Altier
Stock Traders Disturbed by Political Pressure on Markets
New York June 19 operations in stocks stayed mostly in professional hands with price moves freer yet eroding values. Professionals blamed selling on political motives tied to the anti injunction plank in the Republican platform and campaign talk affecting corporations. Bonds were irregular.
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New York
Shell Hood
Reduction in West and East Trade and Tariff Debate
Fragmented OCR notes describe a likely trade and tariff discussion with mentions of western and eastern reductions. It references Washington and a committee meeting with possible dates and officials, but the readable content is garbled and contains multiple typos.
Taft Heading to Cincinnati for Republican Meeting
Secretary Taft left Washington this afternoon for Cincinnati to meet with Representative Sherman of New York, his running mate, on the Republican national ticket. He travels via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and is due tomorrow morning. He will stay at his brother Charles Taft's home and make headquarters there.
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Washington
Taft
Cincinnati
Representative Sherman
New York
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Charles
Ballot Captures Handicap Race at Suburban Meet
New York June 18 Ballot carrying James Rh Keene colors won the Suburban handicap the premier US racing event. Ballot won by two and a half lengths with a mile and a quarter time of 2 03 slower than the world record. King James second Fate Play third. Attendance under 20 000 due to a new anti betting law and an injunction to police crowd gathering. Twelve horses started for 25900 prize. Meanwhile in San Francisco Walter J Bartnett former California Life Deposit Trust director testified at cross examination denying directing bond hypothecation. Arguments set for Monday.
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Associated Press
New York
Ballot
James Rh. Keene
United States
Pase
King James
Fate Play
Broomsuck
Brighton Beach
Coney Island Jockey Club
San Francisco
Walter J. Bartnett
California Life Deposit Trust Company
Axutyrant
Hoff Cook
Bartnett
J. Dalzell Brown
Calton
Bonds
Brown Hartnett
Brown
London Jurist Scores Our Laws in Divorce Suit
London reports a high profile divorce case involving Reginald Grey Coke heir to the Earl of Leicester and his wife. The proceedings allege adultery and explain the contested marriage amid family ties and social prominence.
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London
Reginald Grey Coke
Neary
Coke
Leicester
Gatta
Mark Harbours
America
Reepiy
Grey Coke
Hiermry
John Burwien
Haiti
Treasury Balance Report June 19 1924 Washington
Treasury dated June 19 shows available cash in General Fund at 239,108,005 with 19,056,165 in gold coin and bullion and 21,125,930 in sold certificates, excluding the 150 million dollar reserve.
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Treasury
Washington
General Fund
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues and teams
In a patchy recap, National League games show Boston, St Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and Brooklyn all scoring 3 ties. American League reports New York defeating Chicago 6 to 2, Detroit routing Washington details unclear, with scattered scores for other clubs.
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New York
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Brooklyn
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Chivage
Bentoy
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