Taft Leads In Kentucky Delegates At State Convention
Taft wins 15 unpledged delegates at the Kentucky State Convention as Taft and Roosevelt split the delegation with half the votes each. Vermont and Michigan add four votes each to Taft and Roosevelt, while two conventions in Missouri district select delegates, aiming to complete the national ticket slate.
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Vermont
Michigan
Taft
Roosevelt
Missouri
Jecavtte
Tidas
Oan Caseyelt
Tate Rat
O Cunventiona Detrs
Roosevelt Patt
Wa del
Yeaterday
Alau
Ransevelt
Hernheim
Mo J. Hee Hurn
Obituary notice listing multiple names and dates
Fragmented obituary item referencing several individuals with dates in April 1913, including Mrs. Wex Wood? and Mary Clemency, plus details of births, deaths, residences, and interment at various cemeteries. Mentions Hovesa Krauskopt and Lindsey Thorne among others with scattered locations and schedule hints.
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Hovesa
Krauskopt
SAR Bigath
Hap
Tehadie Park
Haldmere
WEVA
Delegates pledged for Taft La Follette and Roosevelt totals
The report lists Republican delegates pledged or favorable to Taft La Follette and Roosevelt across multiple states including Alabama Alaska Colorado District of Columbia Florida Indiana Kentucky Michigan Missouri New Mexico New York North Dakota Wisconsin and others totaling 1078 delegates for the Republican convention and noting 723 needed for nomination. It also provides figures for Mr Watt and Mr Clark and totals for Gov Wilson and Gov Harmon with Democratic convention totals and thresholds.
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Taft
Alabama
Alaska
Colorado
District of Columbia
Florida
Atcordia
Indiana
Town
Kentusky
Michigan
Missouri
New Mexico
New York
Senator la Follette
North Dakota
Wisconsin
la Follette
Fon
Cummins
Watt
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Maine
Oklahoma
Vermont
Clark
Wilson
Marshall
Harmon
Roosevelt Denounces Postmasters Fraud in Pittsburgh Speech
Col Roosevelt denounces flagrant dishonesty in Kentucky postmasters and warns administration support for such conduct. He links forest service debauchery to Taft bureau politics, urges immediate suspensions and recalls a telegram from Judge O’Rear. He speaks on workingmen’s protection before heading to Jeanette and other towns.
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Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Demauch Forestry Service
Col
Government Service
National
Taft Bureau
Forest Service
Kentucky
Edward O’rear
Col. Roosevelt
Jana
Exposition Hall
Tree of Life Synagogue
Jeanette
Greensburg
Latrobe
Blairsville
Johnstown
Cresson
Altoona
Huntington
Lewistown Junction
Maftin
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Coateguille
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Real Republicana
Judge O'Rear
Siz
Carlisle County
Mayfield
Taft
LYNCHING CRITICISM AND CALL FOR QUICKER JUSTICE
Speakers denounce lynching as murder when 400 join in and urge enforcement of law. They praise England's brisk trials and condemn delays. The message urges faster courts, better policing, and improving individual standards, plus fund-raising for a university gymnasium and clearer support from alumni.
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England
Iean
Lfe
Howard University
Ita
Congress
Delegates Pick Roose velt and Taft U.S. Presidential Contenders
In Montpelier Vermont on April 9 delegates were chosen with Taft and Roosevelt camps split. Taft delegates led in First district while Roosevelt won in Second. statewide contest to finish at the state convention with four delegates at large. Michigan and Missouri rates show Roosevelt and Taft delegates elected with varied district support and instructions for Chicago.
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Taft
T. R
Roosevelt
Iate
William P. Warner
J. T. Southwick
BW Jibson
Frank J. Thompson
Orcer
Detroit
Mich
Roonevelt
Michigan
Ench
Ann Arter
J. W. Watkins
Jackson
Frank Newton
Ypsilanti
Chicago
Roosevelt Taft
Flenton
Leonard Freeman
Genesee County
Henry ©. Guillet
Oakland County
First Missouri
Macon
Wirat
Missouri
Gov
Ladley
Dorset
Charles E. Rosten
Marion County
Joseph Moore
Scotland County
Cyrus Albertson
Mussater
Lewis County
Delates
New York Is for Gaynor Formal Candidacy May Be Made
Charles I Murphy returns to New York as Tammany leadership plans to pledge delegates to Baltimore. Rumor says Mayor Willan J. Gaynor will announce his presidential bid at a National Democratic Club dinner next Saturday night. Uninstructed New York delegates expected to back Gaynor. a Baltimore hotel has been reserved for supporters. State convention set for Thursday with possible delegates including O'Sterman Murphy Untermyer and Governor Ti row.
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New York
Charles I Murphy
Tammany Hall
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Willan J. Gaynor
National Democratic Club
Thomas Jefferson
Friends
Iadera
Gaynor
United States
O'Sterman
Charles I. Murphy
Manuel Untermyer
Arkansas Delegation Loyalties Read By Harmon Victory
In Arkansas Senator Du Bois backs Clark campaign as Governor-elect Robinson says Arkansas will instruct for Clark. Wisconsin delegates are claimed by Wilson men while Burke reports seven pledged for Speaker. Arkansas Harmon group proclaims a complete state victory at county conventions and total Harmon roll.
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Gay
New York
Harmonres
Meyer Sabinsen
Arkansas Harmon Organization
Arkansas
Harmon
Marriages Listed Among Numerous Names and Ages
A long list of proposed marriages is given with names ages and locations. Couples include Mandns 38 and Helen Murray 35 in one entry and many other pairs from Richmond Petersburg Havre de Grace Baltimore Springton and nearby areas. Clergy roles and multiple Rev. signatures appear alongside the pairing details.
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Mandns
Helen Murray
Andrew J. Carey
Mabel ¥. Wolfe
Hes Deorge M. Davis
Florence Mo Bush
Arthur H. Thompson
Jacob S. Finstalo
Richmond
Sallie C. Cullen
Parmville
Randolph Ho Mckim Norman A. Baxter
Petersburg
Julia Wiley
Almer
Carrick
Capital Heights
Mary Lyons
John B. Pitter
Jon Philly Hugoman
Baltimore
Mary Ro Quesenberg
Havre de Grace
Kes
Yh Carstal i
Richard Fourimes
Catharina M. Wood
Davenport
Catharine Abera
Ray JH
Daniel O'Connell
Tod Kereich
Victor Protet
Anna Kosta
D.C. MacLeod
Thomas Alton Russell
Katharine Rose Hroan
Tanatlis Fealy
Thor P. Carr
Pearl C. Ehrmantreut
Taft predicted to win 800 votes at national convention
At a Baltimore dinner, John Hays Hammond forecast Taft would secure 800 votes at the Republican national convention and said Roosevelt would not split the party. He noted growing Taft sentiment since Roosevelts entry and that the Pacific coast would send a solid Taft delegation. Also speaking were Hanna Jeeter Stone and Gen Fella Agnus. the event drew broad party representation.
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Baltimore
John’ Hays Hammond
Roosevelt
Taft
Pacific Coast
Hanna
State Committee
Jeeter Stone
Fella Agnus
Baltimore American
Capers Goes to Congress in South Carolina Fight
John G Capers of Greenville and Washington former Internal Revenue commissioner announced in Spartanburg he would seek Congress in this district opposing Congressman Joseph T Johnson of Spartanburg. Capers is meeting Republicans from across the state to discuss the race.
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Internal Revenue
South Carolina
Spartanburg
D. C
John G
Capers
Greenville
Washington
Congress
Joseph T. Johnson
National Ticket Named at Socialist Labor Convention
New York April at national convention the Socialist Labor party unanimously nominated Arthur Elmer Reimer a Beaton Massachusetts tailor for President and August Gilhaus of New York a stationer engineer for Vice President Daniel de Leon presented the platform condemning organizers like Haywood who managed the.
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New York
Socialist Labor Party
Arthur Elmer Reimer
Tallor
Beaton
Mass
United States
August Gilhaus
Daniel de Leon
Haywood
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported
Movements of ocean liners include the New York to Rotterdam route with Nooréam sailing. The Sable Island to Olympic service from Southampton to New York is expected to dock around 10:30 a.m. This bulletin lists Bremen and Bremen bound vessels such as Ryndam and Kreoproz Wilhel among others.
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Marvell
New York
Bresisa
Bremen
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Kreoproz Wilhel
Nooréam
Sable Island
Olympic
Southampton
Denies Claims Of T R Calls Contests Groundless
Senator Bradley of Kentucky accuses Roosevelt managers of false claims and alleges efforts to steal delegates. Dixon, Roosevelt campaign manager, writes to President Taft asserting Taft delegates were disfranchised by contested certificates and county actions. The statement, released by Taft headquarters, argues fraud accusations mask Roosevelt aims to split party harmony.
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Dixon
Taft
United States
Bradley
Kentucky
Col. Roosevelt
Taft Bureau
Scase
Mr. Bradley
Shtelby
Col
Pulaski
Fayette
Taft to Consider Dixon Charges Over Kentucky Office Holders
At the White House yesterday President Taft indicated he does not plan to answer Senator Dixon’s letter about federal office holders in Kentucky. Dixon announced he prepared charges against internal revenue employees and other officials for political activity, to be filed with the civil service commission. The matter was said to be reviewed by the civil service commission and possibly the Post Office Department.
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Metice
Judge O'Rear
Forest Service
Raleigh
Washington
Taft
McKinley
National
Taft Bureau
Anogner
White House
Mxon
Kentucky
Civil Service Commission
Post Office Department
Hitchcock
Joseph M. Dixon
Hoosevelt
iNternal Revenue Department
Toosevelt
Elmenione
Edward Kaiser Dies Young in Baltimore Home
Edward Thomas Kaiser two years old son of Mr and Mrs Robert H ser and grandson of the late Bushrod W Reed died suddenly Tuesday morning at the family home 1826 Columbia Street North He was a graduate of the Business High School in is
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Edward Thomas Kaiser
Robert H Ser
Bushrod W Reed
Columbia Street
Busines High School
Postcards Show Lynchings Sold as Souvenirs in South
Chicago April 9. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People warns that postcard lithographs depicting lynchings in the South are sold like cathedral souvenirs. The call notes German printed cards circulating in the United States show graphic scenes of black victims, with one image of a group of whites around a hanging man and another of a lynching in a pine wood. The convention aims to eliminate prejudice and confront this shocking display of racial violence.
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South
Chicago
National Association For the Advancement
America
Germany
United States
Court frees mob lynches after alleged letter to white girl
In Shreveport Louisiana a black man named Thomas Miles, aged 22, was arraigned on a charge of writing letters to a young white woman. He was found lynched near the city limits during the night with the body swinging from a tree and riddled with bullets. Positive proof was lacking, and the court discharged the case.
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Shreveport
Thomas Miles
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