davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

@roBortig geItaltete iib Oie Aff6-
re, Die am Mittpo6 @benO 81 @bren
unierer Mitbiirger, oes Adtb. &ih-
aro 8ortbolot unO Oes A6tb. Guuo
&uooIpb bon oen Deutiben unIercr
StaOt i'm Stem @iGarO SoteI abge-
balten tpltroe. gtabe an $50 0ert-
I6e botten iid eingefunoen uno grilp-
pierten li9 an id0n Oeforierten Eii6-
en-. an Der @brentafel batten onBer
Oen @breng6iten Die Serren Sec
Spier, Curt @oeldner, Gus. Bender,
Erof. SponbOofo, @artin @ieganO,
&uo. Sauer, %. Gudoaei6el, Carl
Ggloft q. Z. @oralL Sames Opiter
II. a. BlaB genommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

@err &uoolpb bate ebenfaas Die
Eemperen5frage 81 observation-disclosures
gcip6blt. @r befiiportet Semperen5,
pie lie BON Den Oeutl6en geiibt miro,
Oie ibr @las Bier triufen uno INNER
milien, pie iie ii9 SIT benebmen ba-
ben. 0ur6 Die 8er0rdngung 0es
barmloien 8ieres piiroe Dem Geufel
MIfoboI MIR 8orI1ub geleiitet. YrO-
bibition nie iie ieBt geiibt miro, bat
nod ME etpaS @lltes gebra1t, mobl
aber oiel 80ies uno llngema6 Sir
ben 8rGiioenten Gait legte Serr Stu
oolpb elm giltes @ort elm, inoem er
berporbob, oaB geraoe our1 Ieine @r-
nennuig gum 9iitrifts : Gommilii-
omar @err Saft oas 9euti6tum
@aibingtons a%nerfannt babe. glu6
er freue ii6, ooB 10 piele beute aben6
gefommen ieien, Inn 81 bemeiien pie
feline unO ieines SreunOes 8artbolot
8emiibungen fir Die liberaIe 2ebens-
nni6auung bon ben 0euti6en Ser
Staot @aibington gemiiroigt Wer.
ben.
Na6 einem oreifa6en Sod out
ben 0Neuen 8iirgermeiiter~ trat Der
@ermania M1nner6or Dor, Der ne
benbeibemerft nabe5u bol86bIig err
i6ienen NOR, uno lang inter 2eitling
0es 9irigenten, 8rofeiior Gbriitiani,
Die beioen 2ieoer Ser @in1ieoIer an
oie @aft" unO o0ie rbeinii6eMoio".
9lugemeines REHABILITATION beIobnte
Die Sdnger fir ibren Sell sur Ser
19onerung oes SeItes.
@ls n1dIter Spre6er frat SEER
Sames ODiter, Hr1iioent ser @an-
oelstammer auf uno aud ct bate
nur Sob unO Adtung fir oie tperten
@Gite unO Der groBen 0otion BON
Der iie abItammen. gr betonte, oaB
elm @ingetpanoerter, ser fein 0eutId-
tum bebalten bGtte, Itets elm outer
Imerifaner lei uno bleibe. gea6 linn
traten nod ole &erren @rneIt @i6-
ner, 8m. @uoe, g. g. Morall, STUB.
Saler, Geo 9litt uno Geo Sonned
Dor uno bieIten fur3e Anipra6en,
tells beitereu, tells ernlten Snbaltes.
Die 3nii6enpauien tpuroen NIT Wu-
lit, meiitens oerti6e @eiien, nno
Dem Abiingen bon @olfslieoern ans.
gefiiut. Dab ben 8abIreid aufgetra-
genen Speiien uno Dem @erIteniaft
poaanf @eniige geIeiitet puroe, oa-
bon fonnte man iid iiber5eugen, ais
man am S6luB oes 9anfetts in LAM
ger 2inie an ben Silden entIano
idritt, Inn auf Die &eonertribiine al
gelangen, mo SeOer Den @Giten sic
Sano gu idiitteln @eIegenbeit batte.
Sdmmtli6e anmefenoe itimmten oa-
rim therein, Dab oos @brenfeit als
elm groBartiger @rfoIg gu uer8eidnen
iei.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

@eitere europa : &eiienoe ba-
ben mir berte 81 per5eidnen. Serr
uno 6rau Sobn 9anbafl, melhe in
@eleai6aft oeS Serrn &enrp q.
Streitberger Die 9feiie na6 Dem al
ten @aterlanoe am ndbiten Mittpod
iiber Baltimore antreten. sic mer-
ben ben Oampfer Drain" oes Noro-
0enti1en 2Iopo benuBen, nm Denn
oil6 ettpns Iansiamer, aber oeito ii6-
erer am 3ieI ibrer Meile an5ufom-
men. SEER unO Srnu 9anbafl iper-
ben auBer @iir5burg uno Miinhen,
oie S9pei5 uno Stalien beiuden
nno geoenfen bis i'm Muguit 8uriid-
5ufebren. Sn Miin6en peroen iie
ibr @nuptquartier in ben DDrei &a-
ben" in Der S6iiler StraBe, mif-
lhlngen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

@inen @eburtStag un0 5pei Sa1l-
fen an einem Gage gu feiern, mar Die
ltrIo1e, mel1e am Oienitag Ibeno
Die Mitglieoer oes @ermnnia WGn=
ner6ors, oes 6rauenpereins unO I'M
ge3G6lte Sreunoe nod Dem goltli6en
Souie oes Serrn s. SO. Selbig, t742
Z. StraBe, 90. SO. lofte. Ser 2ooen,
Die Nebenr1ume ltno iiberbaupt oas
gauge Saits mar fir Die @1ite refer
piert, Die li6 balo re6t beimii6 fiibl.
ten. Nnhoem Ser erIte @mpfang Dor.
iiber nor, iammelte &rof. Gbriitiani
Der Director oeS W1nner1ors, feline
Sanger nm ii6 uno bolo ertonfer
oeutl1e @el1nge uno @ratillations.
anipro6en. IS galt, Dem @bren.
prGlioenten 5u leinem 66. @iegen.
felte rno Dem Sobn oes &auies, Srn
s. SO. Selbig ir. lopie elmer Eodter
6rou Mrtb. SUITED, anl1Blid oel
Saufe ibrer Siingitgeborenen 81 ora.
tulieren. &ep. Men5el bon Der Son.
foroia Stride batte Die fleinen @eIt.
burger auf Ole Namen @eanette nn>
2oraine getauft. Son Dem Mdnner.
DIOR mar Dem beliebten @brenprGli.
benton einS 6allfelItubl uno bon ben
Srouenperein mar inn elm Sumper
berebrt moroen. Bon 2ebterem niri
8err Selbig mebr @ebraud MAIDEN
ais nie bonn griteren, nie iih oas be
reits am Mbeno 8eigte. ginem fin
Die @6ite bereiteten fnlten Aufldnit1
muroe ale @bre angetan.
@ir Diinihen ben @eburtstagstin
bern nod re6t pieIe FOLDER frobel
Gage.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

9eilenOarmIt10ter unterltiitungss
%erein. &ouis Bauer, Br1iioent.
Sobn Weinin9er, SER, 716 Ores
boui 8locc, R&. geriammIlng am
3. WiittpOd i. W. in 922 $50. Abe.
SdwGbilder 9ranfen . llnterfit.
5%nngsOerCiH, Mtidael 9ies, Setret1r,
629 $ Str, u. 8. GeriommIuug am
/. 0icustag /. Nt. in gto.737 z. ctr.
YlattOiitlder Iereen. @m. Stir.
mann, Setretar, Dobnboft in Saco-
ma &arf. &erlammlimg am 1. 0on-
nerstas /. Wl. in 737 Z. Str, u. ".
Sobn
Dies, Sefretdr, 1888 9. Capitol
StraBe. g%eriammelt ii9 ieOen l..
Oienstag /. %. in gto. 922 9a. glDe.
columbia Sraucr : a~ranten.lIn.
teritiieuHgsOereiH. 6ran5 3om, &C.
fretdr, 1874 22te Str, u. @. Ser
inmmlung am 3. 0ienstag /. 80. in
9to. 936 Ya. glOe., u. 8.
Sadcr = llntertiknnss IlniOn.
(alt). Geriommelt iid am 1. Sonn-
tag i'm Wfonat in yto. S27 7. Ctr,
morgens nm II llbr.
SGfer : lIntcrltiitnngs . @ereim
HO. |. (Sung). geriammelt Iid ie.
Den 2. Sonntag I'M Monot nm IL
ubr morgens IN SO. S27 Z. Str.
Nrbeitcrtrantcn- nmO Gter6efaIe
Brand Nu. 1873. 8erIammelt
iid ieoen 2. @ienstag unO am lesten
Samstag i'm Mtonot, abenOs in $50.
1927 Siebente Str. u. 8. 2idaro
S6miot, SER, S22 %. ctr. 90. 98.
@OrfmcuS Benefit amS SeneO.
NiiUc. Brand Wv. "A. 8eri. am 3.
Somstog /. ~, abcuoS s lbr in
9to. S27 z. Str. q. 8. Srie Bauer,
SetretGr, 437 IA. Str, @. 6.
9entidcr Neutrality-suspicious..
0iitrift go. 40. Setret1r 8m. San.
nemann, 1916 Mlarion StroBe, q.
8. 8eriammelt iid ieoen 4. Niitt-
nod /. Nl. in 936 &a. 9lpe., u. ".
9cntidDer llnteritiienngsbnnO, 0i-
thrift 100. Mihael Diet5, Sefretdr,
629 $ Str, u. s. &eri. an 4. Don.
ncrstag /. 0t. in S27 Z. Str, q. ".
9entidcr Neutrality-suspicious.. 9i-
ltrift gto. 4t0. Sefret6r Sobn Mei.
ninger, TIC GRESHAM @Iace, g. %.
&eriammelt ii9 am 1. Mittpo6 ie-
ben 0its. in 1886 ga. glpe., q. SO.
9cntid : Imerifanii6cr . Inter.
itiitnnsS : @erein. Sobn 0ieb, Se.
fretdr, 1888 Q. Capitol Str. 8erI.
am 2. 0ienstag /. NC. in 1877 z. ctr.
8aibingtOn Sid @cIief. grdlioent
$. %@amenreid. @eri. am /. un0 8.
Montog /. DC. in 827 Z. Str. %. g8.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

9uOwig q, elm 23-idbri-
ger giienorbeiter, pelber on Dem
Neubau oes Yombaton @otel al IS.
unb Yen. 9lpe beihGftigt lit, fiel 0ou-
nerstag bon Dem Z. Stodiperf oes
@eb6uoes bis binunter gum eritcn
Stod, mo er an einem Mauerpor-
lprung b1ngen blieb. @r mur0e in
beiinmngsIoiem 8uitanoe bon 90
peggenommen uno na6 Dem @mer-
ganci &oipital gebradt, mo lih Der
auslteute, Dab nidt elm &nohen in
ieinem 4Orper gebroden iei. Die
Aer3te fiirhten ieoo1, Dab er innere
8erlesungen OaOongetragen bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
GamOsmamnidaftli@e nn6 l~lnteritit-
lungs : &ereine.

@aIbimgtOn 8riitliberein, CHARLES
Sof, SefretGr, 9or $50. 2204,
station g; @ereinsIotaI Mrionbale,
1905 6 StroBe, q. SO. @eriamm.
lung erIten 0onnerstag i'm Wonat.
8r1i. Ben. g. &idenbo1er, 4enois
Building, II unO g StraBe, q. 80.
gtauFa1erin gsrein. Grau Mnna Spiss,
vrGFbentin. YnlammsIt lid Oalslbif.
GdueiScr @ObltGti9teitsOerein.
Hr6i. Sulius @eloft 118 Eeuneiie.
9(pe, q. g. 6. z. Shnegler, Sefre-
tar, 1929 S Str, g. SO.
@erein SaOem, @Iois &einbart, sc.
fretGr, tt3 9 StroBe, 9. 80, ber-
inmmelt Iih ieOen /. Dienstag i'm
Monat in 936 ga. 9lpe., q. M.
@erein gaNern, Columbia Sefticu
Scr. 1. @olfgang &udo1i6eI Br6i.
Sranf @iegono, Ti3e.Yrai. Mihel
Sol5beierIein, S9asmeiiter. Sbeo u.
2edert, Sefret1r, 1910 Gla. Abe..
% 6. @eri. am I. Sonntog i. ~
3 llbr nafm. in $50. 922 ga. glpe.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Cine l60ue Samilienfeier fouO ann
Sonntag glahmittog oilf Dem 2ano-
iib Oes Serrn Gbas. @. @oomes, in
@harl=@ Cert, Nromore, Mo., ltntt
aalt es bod, Den 93. @eburtstag oes
8oters ser Srou Goomes, Serrn
6re0 Smbot 81 feiern. @iif Dem id0-
nen griinen &uien Dor Dem &auie
mar fir SO @Gite geOedt morOen. SIN
ben @brentiiden nobmen @lab mtBer
&errn Smbof feline bier S0dter, 6ruil
5. s. SdneiOer, 6rau @bas. s. 600
mes, Srm @iaiom @erner mo
6rau 2pntpooo @iais, iomie oercu
@otten uuo pier5ebn @roBfinoer ulO
feds llrgroBtinOer eini6lieBli6 &r.
uno Srmu 6reo Is. Stein SEER mio
8ron Sarrp s. Stein, SEER uno
6rau Sobn s. Stein, 6rau S. s.
Stein IT,, Serr uno Srau 8bomas
@iaiams, @err uno 6rau 6reo
S1neioer, &err Sobn S6neioer,
6rau S. Gapmon0 @oomes, Serr
uno Srau Gmos MeDers, sic &inoer
SHELTON @iais, 9esIie @iais, 2pn-
MOOD @ilis, gilbert @iais, Srene
@orner, 4atberine @arner ltno Die
llrgroBfinoer Garl Steiner, elmer
SreOerid Stein @ugen @. Stein,
8iolet @iaiams, Margaret @iaioms
nno @noreD Sdneioer.
Der frobliHite bon alien mar mo-
tiirlid Der Subilor ielbIt i'm 9reiie
ieiner 6amilie. Aben0s muBtcn oic
Glide gum 5tpeiten Mtole geoedt per-
Den, oa oiele Sreunoe BON nab UNI
Gern famert, INN Serrn Smbof PERI
fonlt6 ibre @ratulationen oar8ll-
bringen. Gr mar Der @mpfGnger
pieIer un0 man6er iebr t~pertbboIler
@ei6enfe. Serr Smbof mobnt ge-
genip6rtig bel ieiner So6ter 6rau
@erner, @de ~. uno 6lorioa ape.
&c. SO.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Cine &eiie mad Ser alten Set
mat, @iirnberg in 9eutiAlanO, tra-
ten am Mittpo9 6rau 6reO. 8Oed-
fer nebit Sobn Carl All. Sic fub-
rem iiber Baltimore uno bennBten
Den Norooeuti9en 2lopooampfer
o&bein~ fir ibre Seereiie. Sic per-
Oen Den CONNER iiber in N~iirnberg
perpeilen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Il m wabreno Der beiBen CONNER
aeit 1tets einen fiiblen Srunt an Sanb
5u baben, bat fi9 Serr Sobn &ppid,
1909 ii. StraBe, g. g., tiir8li6 cine
.gisfiIte beritelen laiien, Die i6on
mebr @is8immer genannt werOeu
fam, 10 gerGumig uno bequem lit lie.
Oieie y&iIte" lit groB genllg, I'm
ouBer Dem notigen @is 20 SoIbfdiier
uno 25 @iertelfdiier auf3unebmcn
llno nit einem lolfen @orratb ii
Sobn Mppi6 pobI 8ufrieoen uno es
freut i'm INNER, meln 5reunoe bel
linn Ooripreden.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Ginen eriten 9reis, Elm blaues
@anO, getponn auf Der lebte 8oAe
bier ~Itattgebabten SunOeausftelung
Der pra6tpolle 8ernbaroiner : S1tno
6es Serrn SEQ. @irfle, 522 s. Str,
g. 6. 0as Sier lit 5 Sabre alt uno
bat oas anltGnoige @epi6t BON 17S
&funo. SEER @irfle lit ni6t wenia
itol5 allf ieinen bierbeinigen 5reilno.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

@or einigen Sagen ipraden mir
aud BEL unierem 6reunoe Sobn s.
Mfergner, 415 galt Capitol Str
Dor, Der troB ser e~ngber3igen gnt-
i6eioung oes Senats, feline 8eitel-
lung fir cine neue @irti6aftsein-
riftung nibt riidgdngig madt ion-
bern oieielbe in etlihen Eagen err
martet. Sein 2ofal miro oann Inn
10 einlooenoer lein aber Die BON ibm
freoen3ten @etr1nfe uno ole BON Ser
Srau @irtbin bergeiteQten Speiien
f0nnen ni9t nobli9mefenoer mer-
ben, ME ie jest iino. @enn Die nelle
Ginri6tung aufgeItelt, ermarten mir
cine ipe5ieIe @iulaoune, Inn es iei-
men pielen 5reunoen fund 81 tun.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

6rau Sobn appi6, II. ct. &C.
lit nod INNER Our6 &ranfbeit ans
Saus gefelielt. Sbmobl ni6t bettId-
qerig, nil es bod nidt redt, mas fir
6rau @ppi1, Die imner arbeitslultig,
nidt angene6m lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

9ie nGdite regelm6Bige monut-
li6e @%eriammllug Oes Columbia
Gnrnbereins miro morgen, Sonntag,
ben 5. Moi, in Der Surnbaae Obj
gebolten, tpegen Der @rturiion nod
@beiopeaf Bead am IL. Wai.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

sc "a pcrgeiIe nidt, OoB am 10.
5. 30. in Der Carroll SnItitilte Sole
@rofeIior Seiie BON gtebrasfa einen
@ortrag iiber n%llniere 9iirgerrehte"
balten miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

81 m 18. @ai lit Matchmaker Sric-
%Oenstag, meI9er mebr ODER neniger
i'm gan5en 2anoe gefeiert miro. Bon
ben S6iilen miro Der Gag in beion-
oers groBartiger @eiie sefeiert.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Gas 0ireftorium Oes oeittI6en
@oileubaules beriommelt iid nod
item Sonntag, Den ~. @lai, Nead-
mittags, in. ser Anitalt, wie es BON
ic Der iiblib mar III Der CONNER
3eit.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

3 II unierm 8eoouern %Dernebmen
mir, DAB 6rou SuIius @gloff ourh
idpere aranfbeit Oornieoerliegt uno
boffen balOigit BON ibrer @eneiung
III horen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

M orgeu, Sonntog. qibt ser
@ermania @idnnerdor Die erite6InB.
erfuriion Der Salon per 0ampfer
Macoleiter nad Mariboa Sail. Sir
nd6ere g~iu8eIbeiteu iebe man Nn5ei-
ee.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Gur6 aiisitromenOe @aie muir
ben MittpoA 6rou Cola t.8nrling-
am uno 6rou Stella 8atlon, in III
rcr @ohmung, inn 8ett eritidt autge-
funOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Ole 2eute, oie erparten, etpas
umiopit 81 befommen, iinb gepobn-
lid Die erlten, tuelde nn1ber iiber oie
9uaIitdt Idimpfen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

Dem Norooeutiden 2loDO, 81. 8.
N2a6Ier, Sen. agent, iino mir onrt'
bar fiir Die 8uienoung BON Nallo'
unO S1iffabrtsfarten.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

M d. Ell mofte germ Den @fon-
tel nad Dem BinOe bGngen, iDenn
er .nrr miiBte, aus Delter 8ihtIng
Der 8iuo blait.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
4ereins~ und 4Ogen~galender


Ole Serren setretare ino gebeteh ums itHs BON Observation-Disclosures
ioue BON Sorgdngen in ibren @crduen 9eriht ST. eeben, uO ino mir
ies berebt ioIte an oeeignerr STEELE mf5mebmeu
@rei8 fir ole Sniertion ser aorte $3.50 per Sa6r.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04

81 m pergaugenen Mittfpod Oer-
rei1ten SEER unO 8rau 9lnton 2er6
iiber Baltimore, mittels Oes Noro-
oeutI6en 9loDooampfers u&bein"
nod Oberbopen, 9euti6lano, aumo
Iie lGngeren aufentbalt ST. nebmen
~geoenfen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
Gin grOBartiger GrfOl8
@m oct G9ren=SlbtuO fit nnitre Otnti4tu @itbiirgtr
Oaieb0rO 8ortbOIO unO GunO OfnOOIpb.

s9ans Mesen, ane Nnit nns 6erri4a esiana airenIe Die NnWeisnSo
Washington Journal., 1912-05-04
9cTenOarmltaOter llnterRitnngs.

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RESTAURANT.
STORAGE.

City Transfer Co; Jas: Fl. Love. Fire
proof warehouse Chopper Bldg.) In
surance lowest rate. k-5270~6m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
SAYS MAIL CLERKS
NOT TREATED FAIRLY

WASHINGTON, Jan IA condition
of diScontent and n consequent partial
domoraliZation ~ the mail service exists
because OF the dlssB abstraction OF tho mali
railway clerks with their present work
lnS conditions according To r statement
10 the house committee on poStoffIccs to
day by Carl Van Dykc OF ST. Paul.
Mr. Van Dyke Is an official OF the Rail-
way Mail association. lie was for many
wears A clerk in the railway mail service
and left the service after a dss gre emcnt
with the poatoffcc department year
aso,
"There Is a lack ot harmony between
the men and the officials" he said "Ths
men complain Of unfair treatment"
Mr. Van Dyke said the 81 per diem
allowed them FOR expenses while away
from home had been paid in the last year
az the rate OF so cents on the dollar. He
said a blacklist had existed and that pro-
motions and dcmotions were being made
In tho service on the basis OF what the
department said WAS loyalty" pisloy-
atty, II was explained. was adherence to
the demands OF the majority OF the men.
Nndermsnned mail crews, prolonged
hnurs and other conditions. Mr.. Van Dyke
said. resulted In great loss To the public
because of delayed mails.
Wisdom Browne. editor Of a rural free
delivery Journal. said the rural free de-
livery carriers should he paid moro money
and that some OF the regulations OF the
department should be changed In justice
TO the men.
ON Mr.. Brownies estimate Of needs FOR
increases Representative Mccks OF Mas
sschusctts computed the sum required TO
allow his recommendation at ais. .0oo. zoe
more year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
REFUSE TO CONSIDER
SMOOT PRINTING BILL

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-By = vote or
thirty-two 10 twenty, the senate today
rejected Senator Smoors motion 10 take
UP for consideration his bill amending tho
public printing laws. The opposition to
tho bill is due Go the clause which pro-
vidcs for the substitution OF power for
hand presses IN printing of government
currency.
Senator Smoot sought 10 bring up the
bin by unanimous consent, but objection
Was made and he called FOR q vote on his
motion to proceed TO the consideration Of
the bill with the result that consideration
Was denied.
y strong fight against the proposal to
print currency by power presses Is being
made by tho labor organizations OF the
country and ~ is believed this opposition
may defeat tho printing bill unless this
feature IS eliminated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
HAR VESTER TRUST
RELATIONS DENIED

WASHINGTON, Jan. g3.-Jamcs A,
Farrell. president OF tho United States
Steel corporation. surprised the Stanley
"siccl trust Investigating committee to-
corporation and the international liar-
Vestor company have had no business
dealings with each other for five or six
years. The confession coming on the
eve Of a proposed congressional invesu-
cation of the Harvester company, In
which IL win bc sought TO show as one
existing condition that the harvester
company and tho steel corporation had
intcrlockinC directors. and that the latter
gave rebates to the former on steel. was
doubly surprising.
Representative McGinlcuddy Of Maine
qquostioned President Farrell about the
export Of the steel corporation and re-
bates given TO certain companies.
isn't IL fact that the harvester
company gets larger rebates than are
granted smaller concerns?" Mr.. McGilli
cuddy asked.
I'VE have done no business whatever
with The International Harvester com
pany for five or six years" Mr. Farrell
replied 'Thc International Harvester
company has had boycott on this cor
poratiou. II all grow out of - Contro-
ycrsy between one of our subsidiary COM
panicS and the harvester company. II
started as mere quibblc between sales
mon, and resulted In complete sever
ancc OF business relations. There is moth
Ing I'm common between US. We don't
do business with them"
Among the directors or Tho United
states Steel corporation are Gilbert II.
Gary, George +. Baker George W. Per
ltins and Norman B. Rcam, all of whom
are directors of the International Har-
vcster company. Mr.. Gary is chairman
OF the board of the United states Steel
corporation, and Mr. Perkins OF the
finance committee OF tho Intcins tional
Harvester company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
ROOSEVELT STAMPEDE
FAILS IN OKLAHOMA
Boosters for Colonel Use Pic
turesque Tactics, but Are
Unsuccessful.
CONVENTION FOR TAFT
After Day of Tremendous Ex-
citement Presidents Friends
Win Peaceful Victory.
CONVENTION FOR TAFT
International News Service.

Bv International News Service.
COALGATE, Okla. Jan. 2@.-Al-
though every effort was made 10 siam
pcde the fourth district Republican
congressional convention IN session
here today for Theodore Roosevelt for
president, William Howard Taft was
iudorsed bv lis votes TO Roosevelt 5
80.
Tho convention was in session from
) o 'clock IN tho afternoon until )
o clock tonight. The TAFT indorsement
came few minutes before adjourn
ment. Immediately after the vote was
announced James a. Harrison of Wag'
ner. state chairman, was indorscd ny
tho same vote for national committee
man. In rapid succession Chic Miller
of Hugo anl G.. 4. Ramsey of Ardmorc
were elected delegates TO the national
convention.
The Taft Endorsement marked q dis
tinct victory for State Chairman Iiar-
ris andS a corrcspondingly significant
defeat tor dynamite - Ell Perry of
Coalgate, chairman OF the fourth dis
trict convention, and long known as
tho dictator of the Republican dcs-
tiuics Of the district. Until few
days ago Perry was known AS TAFT
supporter Tho cause of his sudden
swervc TO the Roosevelt column re.
mains unexplained, unless il was be-
cause of the fact that State Chairman
Harris. his bitter political enemy, was
an ardent Taft worker.