Taft and Roosevelt Delegates Contested in Mississippi Missouri
Chicago report outlines Republican contest decisions on Taft and Roosevelt delegates. Mississippi districts Two, Four, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh voted Taft. Roosevelt wins Missouri at large. Committee hearings address state convention actions and militiaman presence at the Jackson county contest.
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Taft
Arizona
California
Louisiana
Mississippi
Michigan
Missouri
Roosevelt
Chicago
Republican National Committee
P. W. Howard
Guv. Hadley
Jesse E. Palerton
Walter S. Dickey
Hugh Meln
Uce
John D. McNeeley
Frederick Essen
A. A. Speer
John W. Tippin
Hadley
John C. Black
Uase
Grant Gillespie
Jackson County
Nagel
Republican State Committee
Republican National Convention Committee
Ave
Penrose
Botley Il
oRissack
Mo Pllanley
HH. Ranunds
W. J. Price
Buck
Mexicans tire of revolution at Huerta HQ
Indignant residents around Santa Rosalia report the northward rebel devastation drums up thousands of Huerta recruits. Conchas area rebels seize thirty six tons of high grade silver ore worth about fifty thousand dollars and three tons of medium silver metal owned by Nalée Mining. Durango advices show peace overtures to Huerta with conditional safety guarantees. Mr and Mrs F W Case, former Waterloo residents now in Pasadena, plan a June 22 visit to Waterloo���
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General Huerta
Santa Rosalia
Mex
Huerta
Conchas
Nalea Mining Company
Chihuahua
Juarez
Inde el Oro
Durango
F. W. Case
Waterloo
Pasadena
Cal
Tone 22
Convention Fumbles Over Resolutions and Delegate Report
The Sixth district and others discussed the resolutions committee A delay followed as Gillespie corrected a misunderstanding in the text. The convention then seated eight delegates and alternates before abruptly breaking for the morning as most delegates had left.
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Tyler
Locker
Ligon
Brennan
Col
Roosevelt
Gillespie
Hadley
Resolutions Committee
Cummins Boosts for Dark Horse Nomination in Iowa
Des Moines reports a strong Iowa push for Albert B. Cummins as a Republican dark horse candidate. Local leaders, boosters, and even a booster train to Chicago signal rising momentum amid Chicago papers calling for a third candidate. Delegates Kenyon and others discuss a possible Cummins compromise at the national convention.
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Iowan
Chicago
Cummins
Dark Horse
Des Moines
Iowa
Albert B. Cumbrs
Charles S. Wilcox
John MacVicar
Kenyon
Washington
George R. Kline
Rock Island
Pickeu
Haugen
Good
Kendall
Prouty
Towner
Grean
Kennedy
Woods
Keavon
Cumming
Taft
Alpert B. Cumminning
Jean George French
Davenport
William G. Dawes
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeyes
New Bribery Charges Made Comanter Refuses Exclude Heney
Chicago June 13 A motion to exclude Francis Heney of San Francisco from the Republican National Committee failed. W S Sturgess of Arizona accused Heney of Democratic war service while Heney offered a proxy from Thomas Thorsen of South Dakota. Heney denied the charge, saying he ran an independent ticket after refusing the Democratic nomination and losing to Calhoun money. The committee tabled the motion.
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Chicago
Ftranels
Heney
Sat Francisco
Republian National
W. S. Sturgess
Arizona
Thomas Thorsen
South Dakota
Sturgess
San Francisco
Min
Patrick Calhoun
Jieney
Dixo
Cal. Trovstvelt
Republican National
Dean
United States
Taft
Sam
Benator Dixon
Y S
Catt Gates
Senate
Dix Naates
Dixon
Roosevelt
Alabama
Borah
Acr
Henney
Vto
Miemey
Patrick Ulben
Pperney
Syed Hitle Supyrort
Cmmutteman Iubh
Morida
Mite
Abe Reuf
Xpeney
Bribery accusations stain 1908 Republican race in Chicago
Chicago reports allege attempts to bribe delegates to back Taft or Roosevelt at the national convention. Dixon accuses a Republican National Committee member of offering a U S ship for votes and warns of further disclosures as Taft and Roosevelt camps mobilize to control credentials and delegate pledges.
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Chicago
Charees
Mae
Roosevelt
Tett
Sitreeter McKinley
Taft F
McKinley
McKintes
Taft Bureau
Mir
McKinter
Orumars
Patt
Preston
Taft
Turee
New York
Batt
Eienseed
Desperate flood drives animals from hiding in New Orleans area
Desperate flood waters across Orleans Parish force residents to abandon homes and stock as property loss rises. Steamers carry supplies to affected areas while wildlife flees exposed burrows, including rabbits muskrats and snakes, amid levee breaches and widespread destruction.
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Orleans
Ds Medinae
Cedar Rapids IDEA Endorsed in Convention Fight Over Defense Fund
The Cedar Rapids convention endorses a defense fund plan to raise 5000 for strikers in Iowa, provoking debate over referendum by local unions and possible splits. Delegates push private trade schools condemnation and back Senators Cunim ing and Kenyon and Rep Pepper in proposed regulations.
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Muasrntine
Oiuna la
Ene
Upent
Defense Fund
Iowa
Cunining
Kenyon
J. 5. Pepper
Stricken Boy Seized While Picking Berries in Merritt Yard
Merritt Johnson aged 7 was stricken with apoplexy while picking strawberries in the yard of the W. M. Trap-Hhugzan residence on Washington reef. Neighbors called police. Sgt Heaward Carrison assisted. Ambulance took him to West Seventh Street home in serious condition due to age factors.
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W. M. Trap- Hhugzan
Washington Reef
Merritt Johnson
Conidion
Heaward Carrison
West Seventh Street
Government would disfavor Wood or Crowder mission to Cuba
Secretary Ban told AP that Havana on June 13 that the government would oppose sending Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood or Brig. Gen. Enoch Crowder to Cuba if they arrived with authority to settle terms with the insurgents.
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Havana
Secretary of the Interior
Associated Press Today
Leonard Wood
Enoch #. Crowter
Cuba
Roosevelt Campaign Tactics Questioned By Republican Delegates
The text argues the presidential campaign uses deceitful methods to undermine Theodore Roosevelt and questions the honesty of Republican delegates. It claims Roosevelt’s integrity is under siege by rival tactics while urging him to confront Chicago for clarification.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
United States
Roosevelt
Chieaga
Dixon
Muiinley
Man Arrest Ties to Moore Murder Case Surfaces
Samuel Moyer, brother-in-law of J B Moore, was arrested at Nowhinka Cass County Nebraska on suspicion in the Moore murder. He claims alibi placing him in Nebraska at the murder time. Authorities pursue a possible connection while seeking a governor's requisition for custody.
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Villixen
William
Moore
Marshall
Nehawka
Ned
Sam Moyer
Joseph
Moora
Moyer
Villisca
Mover
Jean
Nebraska
South Dakota
Nin
Clarinda
Nodaway
Moores
Samuel Moyer
Omahi Neb
J. B. Moore
Willisea
Nowhinka
Cass County
Omaha
Charles Bates
Jackson
Charles
Walker Bates
Villigca
Yamaha
Newhawka
Plattsmouth
Chester H.aldrich
Lincoln
Mlever
German Cruisers Depart Hudson After Stay
After anchoring in the Hudson since Sunday the German cruisers Moltke Stettan and Bremen will steam out of New York harbor late this afternoon. Moltke and Stettan head for Kiel as Bremen remains in American waters for a while longer.
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New York
Hudson
Moltke Stettan
Bremen
Moltke
Stettan
Kiel
House to Probe Judge Hanford in Socialist Citizenship Case
By unanimous vote the house directs a judiciary subcommittee to Seattle and other sites to investigate charges against Federal Judge Cornelius Hanford linked to his ruling in the Oleson socialist citizenship case.
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Washington
House Today
Judiciary Committee
Seattle
Wash
Cornelius Hanford
Temperature Report Draft From June 18 Records
Temperature data shows a 12 night reading with unclear markings from Buchanan Optical Co. Syndicate. The entry notes yesterday's maximum at 7 degrees and references a prior year's minimum of 5 degrees and maximum of 89 degrees.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
Eesereens
Saeteesteeses BF VL OM
Eaeenserees
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