Taft Re nominated on first ballot at Chicago convention
At the 1912 Republican National Convention in Chicago Taft was renominated for president on the first ballot with 61 votes, while James Sherman secured the vice presidency amid Roosevelt delegates abstaining. Taft hailed the victory and pledged to uphold constitutional guarantees against radical change.
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Roosevelt Nominated by Progressive Party in Chicago
In Chicago on June 22 Col Roosevelt was nominated on an independent Progressive ticket as the Republican national committee delegates dispute the convention. Roosevelt urged delegates to test public sentiment, reassemble for a platform, and be free to choose another candidate if needed.
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Hughitt Receives Jury Award in Condemnation Suit
North Yakima & Valley railway condemned 1.51 acres for its Cowichee branch and awarded A. D. Hughitt $750. Hans Pederson received $600 for 1.93 acres and $900 for damages to adjacent lands, totaling $1,500.
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Voters League in Yakima County Maps Election Strategy
The Voters League of Yakima county formed a central committee meeting at the Yakima hotel with 24 men, appointing five subcommittees to study state and county cost figures, investigate independent ticket rules, and extend outreach to all school districts. They plan to challenge assessed valuations and appoint a press committee while deferring endorsement plans until the next meeting.
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Schanno Ditch Company Plans Pipeline Extension
Preparations are under way to extend the Schanno Ditch pipe line from its current outlet under the Northern Pacific and C W R N railways to the main storm sewer outlet on the West Side. The existing flow averages about 22 second feet and is diverted through the Fairview and Oldtown laterals to consumers.
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White's Cream Vermifuge Promises Quick Worm Cure
A prudent mother watches children for pale, listless, peevish symptoms signaling worms. A few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge end the worms and restore normal behavior. Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold by D. H. Fr. and C. W. Camp at Gor, 3rd and a Yakima avenues.
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Wife-Do Visit Sought at Mrs Barker’s Home
A speaker invites John to visit Mrs Barker’s home to feel as if in his own house, while another voice questions the purpose of going. The fragment hints at social visit dynamics without a clear outcome.
Cherries Move Out In Carloads This Week
Three carloads of Yakima valley cherries were shipped on Saturday via express attached to train No. 4. More carloads are expected this week as growers and associations prepare to ship up to 20 cars in carlots. Rain damaged many offerings, with some fruit rejected or discounted, though dealers view the season as promising.
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Time finds work by constant busying of life
A maxim about managing time by staying occupied so that no moment is wasted. It urges continuous activity to ensure every needful task gets done.
Fire destroys Talcott home on Nob Hill
The Talcott residence at Turner street Nob Hill was ruined by fire yesterday morning around 10 o clock. Mrs Talcott was burned on an arm and scalp while escaping. The loss exceeds insurance with valuables including a piano jewelry and clothing. The family stays with friends and plans two month visit with relatives in the south.
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Sherman- Clay Company
Never Tried To Heck Boston Transcript Dialogue Cue
A fragmented line asks about interrupting a wife during conversation. The text appears as a stray transcript fragment with uncertain speaker attributions and punctuation. It reflects a casual, potentially recorded exchange rather than a complete event or report.
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