Ohio Democratic Unit Rule Battle Shapes Harmon Support Split
Ohio Democrats clash over the unit rule at the Baltimore convention with Gov Harmon's supporters rallying for undivided delegates while anti unit rule faction led by Cleveland Mayor Baker vows to contest. The convention adopts Harmon's slate for president and governor, with Cox nominee for governor and delegates split between at large and Wilson adherents as disputes spill into national proceedings.
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Baker
Baltimore
Wilson
Representative Cox
Dedy
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Ansi-Farman
Lenton T Haker
Cleveland
Democratic National Conventhan
Harmon Totus
Mere Tere
Ee Wesan
Died notices and funeral details from 1912
Obituary brief listing deaths including Catherine Baird widow of William Baird at 03 North Capitol and William Daath at residence 3510 bor street northwest. Services at Lee's Chapel 233 Lopadenta Avenue NW and Rock Creek Cemetery. Interments at Arlington and Ari ty Cemeteries.
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Bo Wariner
North Capitol
Oset Catherine
Willian Baird
Rela
Alenwood Cemetery
Cora P. Fated
Lee's Chapel
Lopadenta Avenue
Rock Creek
Tiestas
William Daath
Arity Cemeters
New York
U A. Mungen
Eat Fish Boycott Expensive Meat Lead by Housewives
New York housewives led by Mrs Julian Heath promote a week long shift to fish as a staple, urging consumers to avoid costly meat. The effort uses Fulton Market wholesale prices for Haddock 22.3 cents, hake 3 cents, butterfish 7.3 cents, weakfish 4 cents, bluefish 11 cents, halibut 9.1 cents, and tuna 27 cents per pound, with offices in Heaths home coordinating quotations and notices from Washington markets.
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New York
Julian Heath
Housewives’ Association
Fulton Market
Heath
Standards could cut Washington schools fuel bills greatly
Snowden Ashford testified before the Redfield committee that adopting fuel consumption standards used by St. Louis, Chicago, and New York could cut winter coal costs for Washington schools by 15 000 to 20 000 dollars annually. He blamed lax janitor performance and uneven efficiency across buildings, noting older equipment and open windows in some cases.
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Washington
Snowden Ashford
Redfield Committee
Ashford
St. Louis
Toledo
Chicago
New York
Judson
Redfield
Westerday
Addison
Hyde
Taft Delegates Lured Away in Ohio Convention Scuffle
Taft leaders in Ohio condemn Roosevelt efforts at the state convention. They recount supposed seduction attempts, including offers of federal patronage in Cincinnati districts to sway delegates. About 400 of 754 delegates backed Taft. Roosevelt gains cited as brigandage but Taft insists the convention echoed Republican sentiment and would differ if primaries were held now.
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Washington Post
Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Col
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Mr. Kraft
Cincinnati
George Hamilton
State Central Committee
Seventeenth Congressional District
Hamilton
Arthur I. Vorys
Lewis C. Layn
Licking County
Hamilton County
Kraft
Messrs
Vorys
Laylin
Republicans Face Local Backlash in Primaries
Delegates' stance signals unrest with local sentiment as many Republicans pursue political aims. In several communities the visible voter mood at primaries did not mirror the broader party feeling.
Jackson Democrats Elect For Baltimore Campaign Delegation
Jackson Democratic Association reorganizes at Old Masonic Temple to prepare for the coming national campaign. William Branch McIntyre named president and a full slate of officers elected. A parade committee of Keefer Purcell Costello selected. Next meeting set for Wednesday. central committee to meet tonight at Costello's Hall.
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Baltimore
Democracy
Jackson Democratic Association
Old Masonic Temple
William Branch McIntyre
Jesse L. Whitaker
J. Fred Kelley
Frank J. McQuade
John G. Campbell
Arkansas to Support Champ Clark at Democratic Convention
Arkansas will cast its 18 votes for Champ Clark for the presidential nomination as long as his name is before the Democratic national convention. Fourteen district delegates will be chosen tomorrow in caucuses, with at large delegates to be selected later. Senator Jeff Davis announced he would not retire from politics as formerly believed.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Champ Clark
United States
Jef. Davis
Licensed to Marry Couples List Across States
A long list of marriage licenses includes pairs such as Raymond Trexler and Alice Wheat of Baltimore, Jessie Lyell and Massey from Milford, and William Long with Mary Pergey of Charlottesville, among many others. Each entry notes ages, hometowns, and officiating reverends, reflecting a broad posting of nuptial licenses across several states.
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Detroit
Mich
Lilian Albert
Wolfe
Reading
Judge OG
AL Fra Bundy
Charles_ J. Klopter
Charlotte H. Schenck
J. W. Frizze
Raymond M.trexler
Alice M. Wheat
Baltimore
D. C. Mac. Lend. E. Massey
Jessie F. Lyell
Milford
H. Schroeder
Luther E. Aiimany
Monkton
Annie E. Alimany
Stewartstown
Her. J
Montgomery
Ee Ray Brown
Annie I. Aiken
Richmond
W. A. Melvin
Simon B. Dunnard
Minnie H. King
Herbert T. Smith
Wiliam F. Long
Mary L. Pergey
Charlottesville
G. W. von Fossen
William A. Duvall
Catherine W. Werck
J. F. McGee
Joseph
Bowman
Belle D. Keniely
Emma A. Taylor
George A. Er
Luther E. Allen
Ida M. Chapelle
H. 5
Fight On Root Now A Real Issue
Roosevelt and Taft factions clash over contested delegates in Alabama Arkansas and California. Taft attorneys outline bases for contests while Roosevelt lawyers argue the legitimacy and representation of delegates from Southern states. McKinley cites delegate tallies and defends Roosevelt allies against charges of illegal influence.
District approves no fine for clogged sewer pipes
District commissioners yesterday adopted an amendment to building regulations letting citizens be fined zero dollars for leaving sewer pipes clogged for an extended period.
Marines in Cuba Advance to Guantanamo Ports
Reports describe U S marines landing at Guantanamo to protect foreign properties as tensions rise across eastern Cuba. The battleships Ohio Missouri Minnesota and Mississippi receive orders to sail. Captain Kline moves 450 marines inland while guards brace Santiago and El Cristo amid feared anti plantation unrest.
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Key West
Fla
Ohio
Missouri
Minnesota
Mississippi
Santiago
United States Naval Station
Guantanamo
Frank
Gomez
Cuba
Kline
United States
State Department
Naval Station
Guantanamo Bay
Caimanera
Paducah
Naval Time
Navy Department
Terhaus
Elopes With Aviator Flee To Forest Glen Maryland
Washington artist Addison Wells Smith, son of Rexford M. Smith, and 17 year old Louise Alice Chapman wed in Forest Glen after a six month romance. The ceremony faced delays as priests were away and parents initially objected. Honeymoon planned for Atlantic City. Smith plans to pursue art full time.
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Washington
Auto
Louise Alice Chapman
J. Barwara ‘Chapman
Addison Wells Smith
Rexford M. Smith
Rex Smith
Forest Glen
Smith
Butterfield Players
New York
Miss Chapman
Georgetown
Rockville
John T. Coolahan
St. Mary's Church
Rorist Glen
Rosensteel
College Park
Father Rosensteel
Titanic Hero Fund Grows In City At Central Offices
Three hundred dollars daily are being received at the central offices of the Woman's Titanic Memorial. The movement aims to erect a monument or majestic arch to the men who died so women and children might be saved. Mrs. Henry B. Harris, survivor, pledges aid and reports efforts to raise funds from friends.
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Perez Carbo
Santiago
John Hays Hammond
Henry B. Harris
Hughes Renamed for Congress Seat in Fifth District Race
Special to The Washington Poet Huntington Virginia June 3 Congressmen James A Hughes renominated over Wells Goodykoontz by a margin from 6 50 to 7 700 Hughes home county Cabell led by over four thousand in McDowell Goodykoontz carried three counties Mingo Putnam and Boone in the district
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Hughes
Washington
Huntington
James A. Hughes
Wells Goodykoontz
Cabell
McDowel
Goodykoontz
Mingo
Putnam
Boone
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Jes
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Dougherty
William A. Green
Fon J.shutt
James W. McMah Thomis
Cogan
James Ross
James M. Cox
Dayto
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Robert Crosser
Wilson Mofile
John Meinverney
Ernest
James M
Hugh J. Nichols
Charles IE Graves
John P. Beeman
Wiear
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Worney
Nerai
Timothy S.trogan
Memterd
Willsare Samse
Tobias Sehott
Ane
Strode
Cormt Asiener
Miner Suites
Supreme Court
William
Coede
Jacar W. Newman
J. Foster Wilkinson
Stampton Roads
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Funerat
Embalmera Tne
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Chaptam Premines
Marstand
Rogkrille
Frank Geier's Sons
UIT
Seventh ST
Cal
R. Speare
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N. W
Lowa
Theop. Clements
R. Clemente
James T. Clements
Wisconnte
George P. Zurhorst
Capitol St
Chas
Zurhorst
Mgr
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R. P
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RS Uli Heath
House Committee
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Deride
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Oregon
Col. Roosevelt
Senator Root
Charles Dick
Frederick C. Bryan
Alabama
California
National Committee
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Pope M. Long
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Long
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Birmingham
J. A. Comer
Halle
McKinley
Fatt
Foliette
Cummins
Dixon
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Knights of Columbus
R. Harris & CO
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SAIL
Monteagudo
Oriente
Arma
Guantanjamo
Camaguay
la Higa
Havana
el Cuero
Pompe Manganese Company
el Cristo
Guarda
L. A. Chapman
A. W. Smith
Glen, MD
Usher
Osterhaus
Beaupre
Baviga
Stieff
Stieff Vermalthe
Ced
Fintsa
Rees P
Uoom
THE _STIEFF CO
Mclane Place
Silversmiths Factory
German ST
Baltimore, MD
Pearce Aerhee
Rock the
Pacific Coast
A. L. Powell
C. P
T. A
Rond
14Th St
N.Y. Ave
Washington, D. C
Rene W. Harris
Anheuser-Busch
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