Taft Backers in Ohio Fight Over State Committee Action
Fragmentary report details a heated Ohio Senate action where a motion to adjourn failed amid a roll call. The Phipps amendment passed 31 to 10 with taft supporters voting against a radical delegation stance. The scene features Gould, warden of the Ohio Penitentiary, and remarks from Taft campaign managers on party discipline and anticipated 1964 strategies.
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Gould
Oho
Phipps
Foraker
Taft
Messrs Katabner
Hur Cwerttn
Kentur U
Bryan Upholds Foraker in Ohio Visit and Tariff Debate
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Baranton Ohio and supported Senator Foraker while criticizing tariff revision and denouncing any claim that the State Central Committee has authority to name a candidate. He argued the people must choose their own canal date and condemned centralized power as undemocratic.
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State Central Committee
Byetat
Washington Post
Baranton
Ohio
William Jenings Bryan
Foraker
Moraker
Tor Farakar
Naopte
Senacor
Aker
Conventions Debated at Hamilton City Meeting
Reports detail a Hamilton area gathering where convention plans were discussed. Key figures named include Ragte Fret Ephamom Gates, Wilson, and Jann Rang, with committees from the Flirt Honiah and Communal Club Stshell evaluating proposals and funding.
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TWM Republiesn
Il Parce
Hamilton Chis
Ful Een
Honiah
Ragte
Ephamom Gates
Gal Wouter
Wo Wilson
Hamaltes
Jann
HANDCHOOSE ARRESTS MADE
George J Goodacre required to post $1009 bond for appearance on petty charges. The article notes several individuals tied to a local incident, with references to a settee, boots, and a downtown area. A merchant named Thom A is mentioned as a defendant in a separate center court case.
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George J Goodacre
Emila
Taft Hope Falters Amid Ohio GOP Rifts Over Endorsement
A divided Ohio Republican central committee backed a Taft endorsement by a narrow vote, signaling party discord and shaping expectations for the national convention. Critics warn of turmoil as delegates are chosen, while Taft supporters dispute the setback and insist broad support exists.
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Forater
Taft
Roosevelt
Foraher
Faft
Ohio
Colé
Tovaker
Wifes Pardon Won By Courageous Walk From Rockville
Mrs Weaver with her eight month old baby walked over twenty miles from Rockville to petition for her husband John Meter’s release. Weaver had been jailed for vagrancy. the plea, aided by Agent Wassle and Agent Mossle, led to his sentence being reconsidered and release arranged pending home relocation.
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Pollernin Grove
Wassle
Borl
Emnloyel
Roy Baly
Rockville
Mossle
Barker tract sold to Highlands Property Trust
Arthur E Randle sells 105 acres to Highlands Property via United States Realty Company. Land along Massachusetts Avenue east of Minnesota Avenue joins existing property to be subdivided for building lots. Sale part of rapid suburban development in Washington area. Colored man injured in street brawl. victim treated at Casual Hospital.
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Arthur E Randle
Highlands
United States Realty Company
Barker
Faeudle Highlands
Artur E Randle
Com.munt
Misseachusetts Avenue
Minnesota Avenue
Exhiry Company
Effors Inty
Wi Aaningliu
Colored Interests Upheld At National Equal Rights Council
The National Equal Rights Council held a session at the colored Trinity Baptist Church electing local colored residents to trust positions. Officers named include President JH Stewart and Vice Presidents G Lamkin and A Taylor, with W Jalvin Chase as general counsel and William H Ricks as secretary. A push to oppose Brookland opponents of a colored school drew strong support, and resolutions targeted undesired aliens and crime, while immigrant language issues in New York drew debate.
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Uta
Torin
Colored Trinity Baptist Church
Committee On National Officers
JH Stewart
G Lamkin
J A ‘Taylor
W Jalvin Chase
Thomas L Jones
Martin
William H Ricks
B M Lewry Teasurer
WJ Howard
Brookland
Bookland Citizens Association
John A . McGaw
Columbia Lee Company
Indorten Yor
Excise Board
McGaw
New York
Anna Gould Rumors of French Prince Marriage Circulate
In London and New York courts Anna Gould’s divorce case unfolds as rumors swirl she may wed the reputed spendthrift French Count Castellane. Executed decree bars marriage until after the decree, while suitors and fortune hunters circle her, bright as ever in European society.
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Anna
Gould
Tanex
Ner Minneapois
London
Kelly
Castellane
Jeithin
Anno
Rynosures
OLEWIN KLEIN MYSTERY CONNECTS VERSAILLES AND CRAGSTON CASE
The unidentified man found unconscious in Versailles, Maurice Robert Klein, is linked to a similar incident at JP Morgan’s Cragston estate. A $125 check signed by Mrs Morgan Klein was found on Klein in Versailles, and he received care at a hotel at Mrs Morgan’s expense after being brought from Cragston. He claimed to travel from Montreal to Paris, showing a steamship ticket, and disappeared after weeks of treatment. Mrs Morgan is now in London.
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Mra Morgan
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Islein
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Boats Line In Vortex At Erie Canal Incident
In July near Onondaga Creek the Erie Canal bed near Syracuse flooded, pulling riverboats into the current. A three story flouring mill collapsed, dumping debris and trapping people aboard. Several women and children reached shore while others were stranded. Canal traffic halted. repairs will take days.
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Erie
Onondaga
Fairbankses in Reunion Across Colorado Strike Threat Looms
In Denver July 3, a Colorado and Southern Railroad announcement notes a reunion of Fairbanks descendants. The event honors Jonathan Fairbanks, founder of the American branch, and references wage disputes for patrolmen and yardmen. Union committees expect a broader strike across Colorado as leaders warn a statewide expansion. Speakers include William Barton and former Chicago mayor Josiah Quincy.
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Colorado and Southern Railroad
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Lowercy
Yorkshire
England
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Heston
Priest Bond Heavy in Armenian Case in New York Inquiry
District Attorney Jerome revealed aggressive action in the Armenian blackmail and murder case from Lakeville Cann. A suspect named Martogesaian faced $25,000 bond, failed to post, and remained jailed as the grand jury returned an indictment.
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Anther Martagesstan
Tontba
Cornell Lelahim
Boll
Maud
Mather Martngesclan Hd
Osulliian
General
Sullivan
Gov Vardaman Injured in Railroad Yard Crash
In Jackson Mississippi on July 3 Gov Vardaman sustained injuries when a passenger train struck the rear of a stationary locomotive in the railroad yards at Inton. The governor’s injuries are described as not serious. An express messenger and three passengers were also injured.
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Spertay
Tae Westilngiu
Cee Jackson
Gov Vardarow
Hille
Xpress
Father and son drown while rescuing boy in Iowa well
Boone Iowa July 30 George Tipler and his fourteen year old son drowned on a farm near Luther after the boy descended a rope into a deep well. The rope clipped and pulled him sixty feet into the water. The father then went down to save him and both were lost.
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Welland
Boone
Iowa
George Tipler
Nen
Luther
Chinese doctor case jurors sworn in at Los Angeles
A jury was completed after a twenty day examination to hear the testimony of De G 8 Chan a Chinese man charged with practicing medicine without a license in Los Angeles Cal. Chan described as cultured and received in certain circles of faral mockery.
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Venicemen
Los Angeles
Cal
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Fara] Nockery
Funeral for W. O Ballard in Tacoma church
The loss of the British ship Holt Hill is reported with cargo of cement for W O Ballard funeral at Douglas Memorial Church in Tacoma. Ballard died Sunday at Shipman Va and was 86 days overdue. interment at Glenwood Cemetery follows service attended by his wife Mrs Madaya Lalu Ballard.
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W O Ballard
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Alermey
Bion
England
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Old Met
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Ballard
Patrolman Cleared in Cowardice Charge Over Warner Killing
New York police officer Tracey L. Roose was exonerated by Commissioner Bingham in a trial over cowardice for not pursuing murderer Charles H. Warner after the shooting that killed Esther Nerling on Forty second Street. The defense argued Roose stayed in the hall to prevent Warner’s escape. the commissioner warned against lax chase and urged quicker action in future arrests.
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New York
Tracey L. Roose
Charles H . Warner
Esther Nerling
Weet
Bingsham
Roose
Spalding
Ory
Traveling correspondent Joseph B McShane dies by gas in hotel
Joseph B McShane known as a traveling man and correspondent for the New York Nowa Bureau. found dead in his room at the Bancroft House after turning on gas. He was about sixty, born in Baltimore, long connected with WP Potts Son & Co merchants in Philadelphia. Authorities suspect heat may have caused the tragedy.
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Washington Root
New York
Joseph B McShane
London
Paris
New ‘York
Nowa Bureau
Bancroft House
McShane
Baltimore
WP Potts Son @& Co
Philadelphia
Thema
Married Wife on Trial in Annulment Case
The Washington Post reports Jeannette Charbonneau claims her Brooklyn professor husband Richard Ellsworth Call offered a trial marriage plan. She says gifts totaled about $5,400 including a wedding ring and poetry. She cites three poems as proof and argues the union was meant to last one year before a permanent reconciliation.
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Long Island
Jeannette Charbnet Cuwhower
Richard Ellaworth
de Witt Clinton High School
Brookly
Sne
Brooklyn Proteasor
Marge
Call Asaerte
Cail
Tata Furl
Prof Coll
Cus
Capitol Frauds Allegations Split Across Pennsylvania Commission
Pennsylvania commission says no one is guilty of the state capitol frauds and promises a full report. The panel defense cites political influence is unfounded while examining material supplied by Charles O Montague and the Case Pennsylvania Construction Company tied to a 2 million metal furniture contract for Harrisburg’s new capitol.
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Philadelphia
Capitol Commission
Charles O Montague
Case
Pennsylvania Construction Company
Marista Pa
Eight Babies in Six Years Marriage Talk in New York
Frank Carotna visits Justice of the Peace Frank H OKeete at 1 First Street to discuss a marriage seven years past. Carolina notes eight babies in six years, with one set of twins and another twin set. OKeete promises to write to the President, stating the inquiry will be understood as a misunderstanding.
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New York
Frank
Woman screams from vacant church rectory amid crowd outside
A bystander crowd gathers after a mulher screams from the second story window at the northwest corner of Twelfth and streets north. Police determine no murder attempt, citing hysterical illness. the Pro Cathedral Church rectory, vacant for weeks, is the scene with a family now occupying it.
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Ione Circle
Halen
Prenet
Church of the Ascension
Stabbed for Impudence at Herald Square Elevator Incident
Tarpon Springs furniture store manager W Allen Angel was jailed on a felonious assault charge after a confrontation with John Jordan an elevator operator at Herald Square Hotel. Angel and his wife reported the man was impudent and the incident led to Jordan being injured. Governor Broward and state officials assisted in seeking bail, with magistrate processing set for today.
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Tarstow
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Lotel Nasarre
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Fugitive Found Dead After Standoff Near Barn
A fugitive killed himself or was shot after a nighttime pursuit to a barn near Taylghtirdar. Police traced him from a residence and exchanged gunfire before the man died. The incident occurred Sunday and involved a shooter identified as a posse member.
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Posae
George Womis
Negra
Vere Lise
Weather conditions report across the nation with varied temps
The article describes Tuesday weather from the Department of Agriculture with wide temperature shifts from 3 to 10 degrees in western regions to near normal in the east. It notes clear skies except for local showers in Lux England and parts of the South Atlantic area, with winds and temperatures varying across the Midwest and Great Lakes regions and rainfall measurements around 14 percent of expected precipitation.
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Porto ST Grogen
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Cortland
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Contractor Will Face Jury in River Bulletin Case
Barpen Bary reporting from Washington Post Bureau details a river bulletin case where a contractor faces a jury. The report notes ongoing proceedings in July with muddy conditions affecting the scene and river operations.
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Special River Bulletin
The
Washington Post
Barpen Bary
W Va
Potomee
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