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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1908

Page

22

Guffey Wins His Seat A Bolt From Caucus Returns

The report notes Guffey was reelected to the emerage Nauendl Committee for the state village government. Opponents count on contests, but he carries forty delegates behind him with rights not disputed, and cannot be kept from committee. Mention of James M Guff of Princeton and other political names appears amid a crowded, unclear text.

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Cleary atter old seat aoi ant master general foe

Fragmentary OCR text reports on figures and events with unclear relationships. Names and places are inconsistently captured, hindering a coherent summary of any single event or outcome.

Statesmen Flay Ball On Turbulent Exhibition Day

A chaotic game featuring Mc Burton subsidizing a young assistant to impede the ball and officials debating ethics amid a crowd of correspondents. Senator Beveridge impressed with speed and fielding while Representative Weintley showcased base running. Judge Taft briefly appeared as action intensified and Charlie Retires His Father drew attention to a tense, public spectacle at the fleet base-related event.

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Reversal of Subcommittee Report Affects District Seats Contests

The Democratic National Committee disposed of most contests, sustaining delegates with credentials from state and district conventions. Seven percent of seats across Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, Idaho, Ohio, and DC were involved, with Tom Johnson winning in Cleveland’s Nineteenth Ohio district after a long subcommittee battle and Murphy’s faction prevailing in Brooklyn and New York districts amid heated exchanges.

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Oklahoma convention chaos and Alfalfa Bill antics

Reports from a heated Oklahoma convention recount Alfalfa Bill presiding and fault lines over hotel costs and constitutional terms. Delegates clash as speakers like Dixon Warner of Los Angeles draw attention in Denver. An Indian delegate presence and a notable Indian woman figure add color to the scene.

Oklahoma Tom Buffington Chezches Stockfellis

Contested Illinois Delegates Debated by Subcommittee

After hours of recriminations the sub committee took the Illinois delegate contests under advisement and planned a report. Roger Sullivan defended the regularity of the Cook county delegation selection while James C. Daniman Bryan ally supported Sullivan. Mayor Dahlman noted Burke delegates failed to prove legal charges tied to a national convention. The national committee expressed sorrow at the death of Dimes K. Jones of Arkansas, former national chairman.

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New York City land purchase linked to officials amid inquiry

Allegations surround a Schumacher farm land sale near Flushing bought for 106000 dollars as a police horse training ground. The deal reportedly followed a lowball offer and an appraised price, with former deputy police commissioner Arthur J. O Keefe and ex rapid transit commissioner WS Hurley cited in investigations that led to the dismissal of Shomig F Byrnes. A long list of individuals and institutions referenced appears in the record of the inquiry and related notices.

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Sunday Post Sporting Section Promises Comprehensive Pink Sheet

The Sunday Post highlights its illustrated magazine section with choice selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. It emphasizes foreign news, timely illustrations, and regard as the best Sunday paper, with extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sport across all climes.

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