Taft Loses Delegates In Arizona Taft Delegation Defeated
The Taft camp suffers a setback as delegates from Arizona fall short on a temporary roll call. Officials report 93 delegates counted with Taft factions led by Sloan Poyit and Hoval Smith, while rivals gain ground and harmony appeals shape the result.
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Reg Lara
Contested Delegates Result From White House Meeting
A group of six delegates from New Mexico faced a two seat allocation after a May conference. Chairman Luna assigns responsibility to determine a settlement, with plans to draw lots or resolve the tie by Monday and report the two chosen delegates to Secretary Lover for the temporary toll call.
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Oklahoma
Brian
New Meany
Suiornun Luna
New Mexico
Tune
Lover
Reporter Milton Blumenberg Heads to Chicago for Conventions
Milton W Blumenberg, a regular Senate reporter, departs today to cover the Republican national convention in Chicago. This marks his fourth national convention assignment, after reporting the Republican and Democratic gatherings of 1904.
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Milton W Blumenberg
Senate
Chicago
Mr Blumenberg
Taft Cortelyou Ticket Emerges In Chicago Delegates
Debates over the vice presidency center on Taft and Cortelyou as Roosevelt backs Taft and resists any renomination. Deliberations in Washington and Chicago weigh Cortelyou as a potential second on the ticket with discussion of Hughes Dolliver and Deneen as alternative supporters. The convention era nears with renewed talk of a Taft Cortelyou pairing dominating the political atmosphere.
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Washington
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Corteiyou
Hughes Declines Vice Presidential Consideration Amid Iowa Talks
Albany June 12 telegram from Gov Hughes secretary says the governor cannot and will not accept a nomination for the Vice Presidency. The note follows New York newspaper inquiries and mentions pressure from Iowa delegates and national committee figures urging caution on Dolliver or other candidates. The scene includes Frank Murphy and Kellogg supporters, with talk of Taft alignment and Easterner headquarters.
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Dés Moines
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George D Roberts
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Treasury
National Committee
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Robert H Fuller
New York
Gov Hughes
Woodford
Gray Legion Hopes to Nominate Jurist for Denver Convention
Friends of Delawarean plan to present Gray's name at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. They cite scattered state support, noting Oregon and Virginia abstained earlier, while Delware and other states back him, predicting broad backing and a Democratic victory if nominated.
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Virginia
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Caroline
Gorgie Yates
Delaware
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Pennsylvantt
New England
Irving Minds
Wilmington
Gray
Tittston Pa
Turky
Consular Service Shifts After New Reorganization Act
A major reshuffle in the U S consular service follows Congress passage of the consular reorganization act. Washington sees transfers and promotions among appointees, shifting econ general roles to consuls general and elevating several officers to new posts such as Vancouver and Martinique while others move from consuls to consul generals. Names include Arthur Clare, Beretyalsseti, Stacy Sil, and George F. Anderson with postings in Jeres de la Front ra and Sydney.
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Martinique
John Tanard Janes
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Win Pex
Utah Democrats Honor Grover Cleveland at Convention
Delegation to Denver will be Abel J Evans Orlinds W Powers Walame King S S smith Samsell Newhouse and Mrs H J Hayward. Utah Democrats recall Cleveland with gratitude for his presidency and request his life be prolonged as the nation seeks his counsel and wisdom.
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William Jennings Bryan
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Abel J Evans Orlinds W Powers Waliame King S S Smith Samsell Newhouse
Mra. H. J Hayward
Taft Campaign Plans Stir Panama Election Fears
Taft plans a likely front porch campaign with a Cincinnati home base to meet delegations while aiming to avoid a long seashore stay. The administration fears Panama election manipulation and considers U S intervention to safeguard a fair vote. Taft expects to resign July 1 and be replaced by Gen Jake Wright.
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Loeb for Cabinet as Taft Secretaries Navy Mentioned
The gossip notes Loeb for Secretary of the Navy under President Taft. Officials say he would be a strong cabinet pick in a future administration, given cordial ties with Taft and a history of keeping elements aligned during the Taft campaign.
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Presdent
Taft
Loeb Lise
Loeb
Daniel Tament
Opposed to Third Term Gov Johnson Declares No Renomination Bid
Minnesota Governor Johnson states he will not seek renomination to avoid party strife over a third term. He argues the party deserves a clear stance to focus on nominating a ticket free from internal doubts. Bailey shows signs of recovery from illness in New York. Texas Senator Halley, recovering after throat surgery, is reported to be steadily improving. A Philadelphia Press cartoon questions the meaning of criminal sweat baths.
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United States
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Texas
Convention Gossip and Campaign Buttons Glimpse
Chicago reports lively convention chatter with photographers chasing Speaker Cannon aid, Bu sbey, and a parade of early campaign buttons for Taft, Hughes, Knox, Fairbanks, Foraker, and Fellutte. Anecdotes include mint julep drink rumors, Judge Landis among locals, and foreign correspondents eager for lively stories at the Republican gathering.
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Religious group listings and notices fill Sunday program page
A fragmented OCR page shows multiple church denominations and services listed with times and locations across a city. It references Methodist Episcopal Metropolitan Memorial John Ma Agi Proaet and numerous congregations including Presbyterian, Unitarian, Evangelical Christian Science, and Oriental Philosophy centers. The page mixes service times, meeting notes, and venue names with garbled text from the original.
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