Labor Leaders Gompers Morrison Mitchell Guilty of Contempt
In Washington on June 24 the District of Columbia Supreme Court found Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell guilty of contempt of court for defying the Buck's Stove and Range boycott injunction. They plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court as before.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the United States
Wright
Gompers
Morrison
Justice Wright
Supreme Court
Aorrison
Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Justice Gould
Buck's Stove and Range Company
Bryan to Fight Parker for Temporary Democratic Chair
Baltimore June 24 friends of William J Bryan warned the Democratic National Committee they will nominate Bryan on the convention floor to oppose Judge Alton B Parker if Parker is sustained as temporary chairman. Kentucky and New Jersey delegates favored Parker and James, Clark, and Wilson factions jockeyed to shape the contest.
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Baltimore
Friends of
Wm. J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Alton B. Parker
Mr. Bryan
Parker
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Judge Parker
Kremer
Bryan Democrats
Bryan
Kentucky
Ollie James
Wm. J. Grran
New York
Wilson
National Committee
Clark
A. I. Parker
Woodrow Wilson
Robert S. Hudsteth
New Jersey
Qie James
Champ Clark
Hudseth
Jerry Sullivan
Town
Myeelf
Alr
Sullivan
Fudge Parker
Nebraska
Fifth Regiment
Enc
Kern
Indiana
James
Ma&y
Mack
Sinois
Mareshall
Allen Th. Parker
Alvah Adams
Colorado
Adams
Hoger Sulivan
Linosis
Diall
Brran
Goet Ouie James
Kantucky
Vic James
New National Body Meets in Chicago on Taft Campaign
Powell Clayton, Arkansas Republican National Committee member and the oldest on the panel since 1872, was named temporary chairman of the new national committee. Alvah H. Martin of Virginia was made temporary secretary. William Allen White was absent, replaced by F. B. Stanley of Kansas, a Roosevelt backer. Roosevelt supporters offered no clear plan, while Walter F. Brown of Ohio joined the body. A nine member committee was formed to confer with President Taft on chairman choice and campaign conduct.
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Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Republican National Committee
Alvah H. Martin
Virginia
White
William Allen White
Kansas
F. B. Stanley
Taft
Stanley
Roosevelt
National Committee
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
Sesar Mortters
Jobson Vital
Literann
Powals
Fosenh MM. Pinon
Montana
Miles Poindexter
Washington
CA. Aldrich
Nebraska
South Dakota
Foal Vian x
Philadelphia Northmean
W. Ro Nelson
Kansas City Stars
Yormor
Richmond Pearsons
North Carolina
Win. Rh
Gifford Pinchot
California
Lind
Colorado
Matthesy Tale
Massie
Jerse Charles He Thompson
Vermont
Calif
Cherington
Marshand
Hate Norset
Jota
Committee of Eighteen
Midland Telegraph
Taft Announces Army Appointments After War Secretary Consultation
Washington June 24 President Taft announced army appointments after consulting Secretary Stimson. William W Witherspoon becomes major general while in command of the department of the gulf at Atlanta. Brigadier generals named include Clarance R Edwards George F Chase and No 1 McClernand.
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Washington
Stimson
Taft
William W. Witherspoon
Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
Clarance R. Edwards
Geo. F. Chase
McClernand
Dysart College of Commerce Graduates Present Play
Members of the College of Commerce graduating class staged the play What Became of Parker in Dysart Saturday evening before a large enthusiastic audience. The same production will be presented at the Mather theatre on Thursday evening.
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College of Commerce Rradinating Clase
Parker
Dysart
Ma‘ath
Rebels threaten killings as 17 Americans lined up for robbery
Seventeen Americans in Velardena near Torreon faced rebels who demanded 9 million dollars. $2,500 paid ended the threats. Reports say rebels executed a federal volunteer and left mutilated bodies, while federal forces and camps routed rebel columns. The same issue notes Harmon supporters and Democratic committee maneuvers ahead of the convention.
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Pest
Velardena
Torrech
Alex
Internacional Border
Campa
Argumeds
Torreon
Bandit Seizes Mail Pouch On Northern Railroad Car
A bandit boarded a private car on the International and Great Northern near Port Bolivar and held three clerks at gunpoint while selecting a small mail pouch from a pile. He kicked the pouch away and fled as the train continued. A posse pursues the robber.
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Long View
Tex
al Tutain
Northern Railroad
Soreit
Port Boliivar
Sir George White Dies Aged 77 In London
Field Marshal Sir George Stuart White governor of Nelson Hospital London died today at age 77. He was one of the most distinguished soldiers in the British army and served with notable distinction in campaigns.
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London
George Stuart White
Cnelson
Roosevelt plans expand progressive party leadership
Chicago reports on Theodore Roosevelt outlining further plans for a progressive party a Baltimore convention fallout and possible cooperation with the independent party. The temporary eighteen member committee was named to coordinate state actions with no fixed meeting date set as late January discussions proceed.
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Chicago
Haltimore
Nike
Statenee Ptoyane
Sri
Tiel Puasters
Independent
Reoayvels
Wayner
Baltimore
Cal
Reagevelt
Jetsam
Drowned Man Found as Dock Sinks Planks Disappear
A dock incident leads to a drowning after planks collapse into the water. Rescue crews search the area while authorities investigate the incident and assess the dock’s integrity and safety measures.
Excursionists of Foresters Drown in Niagara River Tragedy
Up to noon today sixteen bodies were recovered from the Niagara River at Eagle Park after a disaster during a Foresters outing. The death toll was expected to rise to at least twenty as confusion over the wreckage and missing persons persisted.
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Niagara River
Fanfale
Niagara
Eagle Park
Chidoek
Miele
Court Amherst Indge No. 1 Foresters of
America
Ohe Park
Harry Kourber
Rebel Leader Seeks U.S. Intervention in Cuba
General Pedro Tyanet, the insurgent head in Santiago, declares he will not surrender until the United States intervenes. He argues the Cuban government will not repeal the Morua law banning political parties on racial grounds.
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Sentiago
Cuba
Pedro Tyanet
United States
Temperature Report From June 24 Weather Log
Temperature readings show a high of 95 degrees at 5 p.m. and a low of 73 degrees the previous year. The entry, marked by Buchanan Optical Co. Syndicate block, references June 24 conditions and compares to last year’s figures.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
Wight
Arrests in Villisca murder case and St Joseph suspect
A 65 year old man in Marshalltown Iowa detained on belief he may know details of the Villisca murders. In St Joseph Missouri John A Bohlan of Hamburg was arrested on a complaint by three men alleging he issued threats and claimed a vision commanded him to kill those without the mark of the Lord.
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Marshalltown
Io St
Burge
Bohlan
Political realignment nears as Johnson chairs new party
Governor Johnson of California to lead a broader bipartisan effort with a seven member committee to draft a permanent party structure. Roosevelt favors careful study, Democrats and Republicans viewed for alignment as reformers consider Baltimore plans.
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Johnson
California
Col. Roosevelt
Bob. Lindsey
Denver
Baltimore
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