Roosevelt and Harmon Win Ohio Primaries Amid Delicate Senate
Ohio results show Roosevelt with plurality for Republican delegates and Taft limited to ten of forty-two as Harmon leads Democrats in presidential preference. Taft may gain six at-large delegates at the June convention, while Harmon expands his path to the national stage with six at large.
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Taft
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Chicago
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Champ Clark
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Dixon Calls on Taft to Quit the Race
Washington May 22 Senator Dixon leader of Roosevelt national headquarters released a statement urging President Taft to withdraw from the presidential contest. The note cites Taft’s Cleveland remark that Ohio’s vote would decide the nomination and calls for Taft and his managers to accept the unanimous verdict of Republican primary states and bow out.
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Dixon
Roosevelt National
Taft
Cleveland
Ohio
Republian
Waterloo Town Criers honor at Fort Worth train procession
In Dallas on May 22 a Waterloo Town Criers library car adorned with banners is admitted to the delegates train procession to Fort Worth. Waterloo boosters secure this distinction for the Iowa city, illustrating their pull for favorable treatment.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
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Ft. Worth
Waterloo Town Criers
Waterloo Boosters
Iowa
Peterson
Where Is Waterloo Question Tops Texas Town Talk
Fort Worth Tez May 22 Special Dispatch The Dallas news reports that Waterloo Iowa sent the largest delegation to Dallas in history for a boost event. The arrival inspired pride in Dallas residents and left Water loo boosters confident for future efforts in Boston and beyond.
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Dallas News
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Dallas
Iowa
United States
Canada
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Wilson delegates and district nominees list fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists delegates for Wilson and national convention nominees by district. Names appear with multiple misspellings and broken lines, including Edward Hanley Radward Bolingen and Newton Baker, with continuations on page twelve.
Cat Kills Rattler. Maltese Cat Dies In Potson
Winona Minnesota May 22 A Maltese cat owned by Route OF son of this city died after killing a rattler and other grass snakes The snake hunt ends in tragedy with the cat killed by its own venomous prey Town Criers visit Enid Oklahoma March Visitors praised Dallas windst reet scenes and downtown charm praising streets business houses and homes before continuing to Dallas
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Enid
Okla
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Rers
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Dallas
Half Vote Delegates May Face New Contests At Convention
Chicago May 22 Delegates with half a vote each may confront contests if the national committee upholds Secretary Haywards claim that a state named double seating violated the official convention call. A reelection of delegates could be ordered and seating arrangements debated as the committee weighs authority and the possibility of extra delegates.
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Repul! cc
National Committee
William Hayward
Maynard
Molise Annex
Hayward
Las Yao
Bain Sells Brandon Property Faces Move to Minnesota
Brandon Iowa May 22 Special W W Bain druggist and postmaster has sold his Brandon property and invested in a large Minnesota farm The Bain family plans to spend next winter in California after years in Brandon Friends regret their permanent move away Smoke Martins Standard reports the change
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W. W. Bain
Minnesota
California
1000 Negroes in Rebellion in Cuba Oriente Province
Santiago May 22 The situation grows more serious with estimates of over 5000 enslaved people taking up arms in Oriente. Two American citizens Floyd Selick and Joseph Bryan report being assaulted and robbed on their way to Siboney by armed insurgents. Havana May 22 Reinforcements of two infantry companies and two artillery batteries sail to Oriente to aid government forces now numbering over 1200. Insurgents led by Evaristo Estenez and Ignaciyonet operate at El Caney Cobre and San Luis near Santiago.
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Province of
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Floyd Selick
Joseph Bryan
Ross EF. Moladay
Siboney
Havana
Evaristo Estenez
Iyonet
el Caney
Fl Cobre
San Luis
Henderson and Shepard Chosen on Elevnth Ballot
In Minneapolis May 22 the elev nth ballot for Methodist Episcopal bishops produced Dr T T Henderson of Brooklyn and W O Shepard of Chicago as new bishops. Rev T J Henderson received 562 votes and Dr Shepard 432, with 24 needed to elect. Homer C Stuntz of New York was elected on the first ballot, completing three of eight positions.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Kansas City
A. J. Cooke
New York
F. CD. Leete
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Mich
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Leete
A. J. Cook
T. T. Henderson
Brooklyn
W. O. Shepard
Chicago
T. J. Henderson
Shepard
Homer C. Stuntz
Auto accident injures two near Hauleen Ta Mipy 22
Control of the air was lost while Mr and Mrs FT Grutknecht of this place were out riding last evening about the time. The incident left two injured as authorities investigated the cause and conditions of the crash.
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McKinley Declares Norther States Support for Taft
Nov Alta scene reports McKinley asserting Taft lead with at least 600 delegates, noting Roosevelt and Bryan slippage. McKinley cites Ohio and New York losses for Roosevelt, while Taft backers reportedly spent about 25,000 dollars to rally delegates in key states.
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Accident Near Hudson Injures Two. One Discharged
A two-vehicle crash half a mile south of Hudson left Ceinaehine Poovoleek with a dishernated shoulder and Gutlhaerdt hurt. his wife Henke sustained non visible injuries. Both were attended by a physician and reported resting calmly and improving since last evening.
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Henke
Kaat
Marty
Hudaon
Policeman Leaps From Street Car and Saves Lives
Chicago police officer Michael King of Maxwell Street station died from injuries in January after saving a crowd from a runaway trap. He leapt from a street car at Fifth Avenue and West Warren Street, grabbed a horse bridle, dragged fifty feet, and stopped the wagon before it hit bystanders. His comrades seek pension for his children, noting the duty and service ten years.
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Michael King
Maxwell Street
St. Eizabeth's Hospital
Patrolmin King
Fifth Avenue
West Warrison Street
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Temperature May 22 Report from Livehannan Optical Co
The maximum temperature yesterday was 76 degrees. One year ago today the minimum was 50 and the maximum 74. Miss Josephine Meldenbauer, visiting her sister Mrs Kunitz, leaves tomorrow for her home in Waukesha Wisconsin. For gentlemen San Felice dc cigar.
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Syndicate Black
Josephine Meldenbauer
11. Kunitz
Uomorrow
Waukesha, Wis
Ohio Victory Setstle Contest Says Colonel Reporter
May 22 Akron dispatch reports Colonel Roxerfelt elated by Ohio result in a contest. He notes telegrams from across the country and quotes his preference for the people's impulsive judgment over deliberate judgment. He believes Ohio's vote decided the outcome of the Chicago convention contest.
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Chicago
Cobb May Cut New York from Calling List
Ty Cobb may miss New York series returning late in season if at all due to spectator trouble. Police protection pledged at grounds amid feared gangster retaliation after assault incident. Also reports Denver mayoral race results with Lindsey re-elected and Kenyon visiting Davenport on travel through Clinton.
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Square
War Dept Orders Halt Firing Into American Territory
Washington May 22 Col EL Steever was instructed by the war department to notify the commander of the military forces in Juarez that no firing whatever must be directed into American territory.
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Washington
Col. EL Steever
War Department
Juarez
First Sunstroke of Season at Davenport
Claus Sierck, 20, died after suffering sunstroke while plowing a field near Davenport Ta, his death announced at a local hospital this morning following his removal from a farm yesterday.
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Davenport
Claus Sierck
Noted New Yorker Marriage After Auto Trouble
In Chicago on May 22 Miss Claire Fried wed Saul Feiber a wealthy New York sportsman and silk house head after a roadside incident. Returning from Atlantic City with her brother Aaron Fried, the pair encountered Feiber who helped and then the ceremony followed by the Riev H Fried. The couple depart for a honeymoon in the east and plan westward soon.
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Claire Fried
Saul Fy, Feiber
Silk House of
Iseman & Co
New York
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Fried
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