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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02

neId' came very near causing a heavy
io-s saturday night \ driiler. William
ba'SNln' was passing the South Penn
on company NO. . On the % NJ Tar-
tett farm and carrying a lantern. Tie
-dS caught fire. and communicate 10
we receiving tank. causing an ex-
pl0sinu The tank and a small ~auansffv
~ Oh vas DESTROYED Mr.. Baldwin. VINO
~ employed by the Brast 4 close Drill
ing company ana resides 81 Stsuhenviiie
ID was very seriously burned and may
not ecove
on Turkey creek. Duval district. Lin
coin county. the Hoiioy oil and Ievei-
"fr rrt company hos completef "a feef
on ~ Joseph Hira farm and has a gas
fts lnJlh sand ON Trace
j 'fk' me anne company has the rig
.0mpletcd Tor 40 . on the Thomas No
l'"Weu form. on Sans Branch. the
Big creek Development company has fne
~ completed for No. Z on the Z. u.
Chambers farm.
Bius Creek Gauges.
Inc gauges 81 the S0-harrel wells AZ
hiio Crook are a. follows ohio Fuel
'N "r1ranv Sos ! 60 80. Rarth-
S''waftz go barrels Nos 7 10 4
Craze r Myers 55 barrels. Nos o.
B. T. = Price. 90 barrels. Nos 1 - 10.
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"sInao" Beats Bloody Razor and Al

Fuss NJ more with ilou..s knives and
raIors-Wlfn Shiny sHlycs and sticky
stirflrg plasters' Bother no more with
bulky straps cotton wiis. cloth dough-
nuts and similar nuls0ucest No more
mel adding Insult 90 injury.
luot-furtu~c r1v arc over Praise Dc
20 hingo. Great. wonderful. Corn-Cou-
pueling finCp' Worst corns quickly
Weld to St. whitening touch. InfIamma-
tl'n and pain stop as ~ by magic"
No i7rm O. normal flesh. Corn or
caiion~ just fades away-you peel 10 Off.
est u from your firht-fout trouble
then III merely 70 memory
Make no mistake n perfcrcd with
corns. huuions. rallouses. warf-=sever-
ally or coliertvely- BISGD YOU
want There isn't anything "Just ae
good
A. druggists. &c or direct upon
receipt o. prize. hv Ienuieou rr4rmarn1
Co. III so. dearborn So. chicago. IN
sold IN tnis city hy G. IT, Griest. fl4i
Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
MISS0URIANS
(conunusd FROM First PAxs)

ers for a moment Several policemen
hurried to his side. and with them as
an escort. the Nebraskan fairly
fought his way 10 the stage, where he
demanded OF the chairman the right
TO answer Missouri IL that delegation
was responsible. The chair asked 10
be permitted TO announce the result
o, the thirty-third ballot first.
Mr.. Bryan was impatient. He de-
scended. from the stage and amid
bowls and cheers faced the Missouri
delegates.
rs the Missouri delegation respon.
sible for sending that banner over 70
the Nebraska delegation" Bryan
asked.
In the uproar which followed Bryan
stood smiling in the center of a
shrieking. excited mob OF the Missouri
delegation Half a dozen policemen
charged into the crowd.
Convention a Howiinq Mob.
Anything against Bryan" shouted
a Missouri delegate. shaking his fist
at the smiling Nebraskan. From the
aisle the policemen asked the Nebras.
Kan up onto the platform. Half a
~oozenhand TO hand fights followed as
the Clark men tried to carry their
banner up on the platform behind
Bryan. They scaled the press stand.
but were hurled back to the floor.
Anoher series OF fist fights ensued. A
score OF policemen fought in vain TO
quiet the %shrieking. fighting mob.
II the n end OF the hall the huge
wilson banner, used in previous dem.
~onstrations appeared. An angry howl
from the Clark delegates greeted II.
ieellng was running so high that a
serious disturbance was threatened
ana the Wilson managers. TO aver.
iurther fights, ordered the picture
withdrawn.
Meantime. the crowd of struggling
men at the foot OF the platform. hat.
tied 10 get the Clark banner 10 The
stage. Chairman James hurried In
a dtook the gavel from John =
Lamb. or Indiana. After five minutes
OF effort. Mr.. James. aided by the
ponce some semblance OF
order.
Mr.. James finally announced the be.
ginning OF the thirty-fourth ballot.
and Alabama. as usual. cast her "a
votes for Underwood when Mr. BRYAN
who had stood for several moments
with the stodidness OF an Indian wns
recognized.
Cstcalls Greet Bryan.
10 on and vote" called a delegate
stop him-we want 10 90 home-we
dont want n speech. Hes paid 20
say here: were not"
Chairman James explained that Mr.
Bryan had risen 10 a question Of uer.
soaal privilege and was entitled 10
be heard.
Maor Fitzgerald. OF Boston. object.
ed on The ground that he had been
Genied b privilege OF explaining a
change OF vote In the Massacbusetts
deiegauon. Mr.. James said the MAYOR
would be heard after Mr.. Bryan had
spoken.
MI Bryan then was allowed 20 pro-
coed Tor "a moment
was seated in nv delegation uhc,
p hatuer was placed ia front ~ o.. I
as"fd NOSE IN charge 81 90 OF remove 10
.ff refused. I went TO the Nfasor~f
deleeation ana asked the chairmao
Miesonrt decoration II tat act was an
on ly fle persons In rharrr
OF mat banner. ] have nothing a. q4v
hut n That VAS done by tine orders of
20 answer the question thus p%ropouud-
a howl interrupted them.
Bryan Owen Laugh.
gentleman from Nebraska. has NOT stated
a question 90 personal rrfvIrre
y cheer greeted this and Mr. BRYAN
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Ssnnsyiv.nis Compa,vo,.
a Good Butcher.

There's a good butcher in -
His clothes. his aprons. his shirts are
always SO clean and white that people
who buy their meats OF him know tho
meat must be clean and good. We
don't need to name him right out, but
his wife uses Easy Task soap and
that cleans butcr srs' clothes. aprons
and linen.
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OIL AND GAS

As development work progresses i1
we Blue creek field tn Kanawha coun-
". fewer guahers are completed TIE
uest OF TIE lot for the start 81 the week
was the United Fuel Gas .1wra.vs $50
= on the James J.. BROWN farm. credited
with a production Of $50 barrels tnc nr4t
tNehtN-fonr hours after % was drilled
INTO the pay This location is goo fret
EAST ~ $50 2 OBJ te sru. farm. one 81
ne Target producer in the feiI.
Tne walnut Crsek biI company has
iHiifosd riErt-of-vay and has n pro-
Queer good fnr $50 barrels % dov. On
a part 81 Tire same r~lGlt-of-wnv on Buff
ihIo run. if" tlNtns Exploration conn
yany has Completed lfs second fe-f n-d
hoe a ferf g.f pImpcr cool fIr Joss
tnan ; barrel % day The same conn
lnnr has completed 80 p on fa same
lease located on Iu1nT arar.r. and uIII
not nave potter Than n barrel uumrrr
small Tire at Blue Greek.
n IRE, tie second ir tic UI4e Creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02
Taft Attends Concert.

PHILADELPHIA. July IA
grand festival concert participated
In by the thousands Of OF
societies constituting the northeast
ern Saengerbund. with President
and Mrs. TAFT as the guests Of honor.
was the crowning event tonight, on
to-day's program OF the twenty
third Saengerbund fest.
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Mr.. A.mUTr rHe LEADING
AS own CoNVeNrioN.
"To TeSresoNN NOMINATED
eIE, Vs'"e e1oNoeeesns
70 mNEs AS OWN Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02

%" rHair regrets 60 rule that ffo
gentleman from Nebraska. has NOT stated
a InNstion ~ rerson1i privilege
\ cheer greeted this and Nfr Brvsn
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q. w. White. 355 barrels: No. 1. A. p.
HAYS. 3s5 barrels; No. /. Mary Keeten,
10 barrels; No. I. J. s. Newhouse. Is
barrels. Chloe COpenhaver farm Cfif-
teen wells). $50 barrels: Nos. / and 2.
Ihumfn heirs. $50 barrels: No. l. J..
Il foun. 2l0 barrels: Nos. to g..
Ethel Price, 2I5 barrels: No. 3 J. II
C~openhaver, 295 barrels: Nos. to 3.
:. ; Moore. $50 barrels: United Fuel
Gas company Nos. l to .. Kee,en heirs,
$50 barrels. Nos. / to ,, Il. 4. Wise,
100 barrels. Nos. l to .. James r..
Brown. 1880 barrels: south Penn oil
eompany Nos. l and 2. Albert Myers,
$50 barrels; Nos. l and ?. Jane o.
Moles. 50 barrels. Nos. l to 4, Bannls-
ter heirs. 1850 barrels; Nos. and
2, w. 5. Jarrett. AIS barrels; NOS. /
and ?. L. G.. Myers. $40 barrels; No. /
Fred Gardner. 80 barrels: Nos. 1 and 2.
y. VI. jarrett. 440 barrels; Davidson
a Gates, Nos. / to =. Davtdson-Gates.
$50 barrels. Walnut Creek OH COM
pany Nos. !. ? and 3. Coal & Coke rail-
road right-of-way. 3O5 barrels. Moor
eel OH q Gas company Nos. l and 2.
Robertson Jarrett lot. 20 barrels:
Milliams OIL company No. !. a T.
Price. 20 barrels: F~reudenberger OIL
company No; !. Fred Gardner. $40 bar
rels; w. s. Edwards OIL company Nos.
! TO s, Graham heirs. 500 barrels; Nos.
j TO s. r. 5. Jones. as acres. no bar
rels: Nos. l to 8. r. ). Jones lots. 900
barrels and Nos. l. 2 and 4, Frank L..
Myers. $50 barrels.
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No. 10 on the Mrs. Ephriam carp~ut,r
farm and has = 4 barrel puDaper IN the
Serea grit In the Plum Hun district. Har-
rison county. the B~errtcklow Oal COM
tany has Completed No. IL on the Bar
rickl0w heirs farm n has a 8 barrel
IMP In b same district G. s. and
y L. heaNln have completed No. on
sms neavon fzrm and have the
H~snnsyivanis Compilations.
one and one-hah miles southwest OF
hometown Beaver county. Alliance
parties have completed No. J on he ert
MOODY Farm. located In Green townshIp.
ana have a dcster. In the Mt. Morris
Green township. Greene county.
Jesse l. Gersrd has completed No. Is on
the A Y. Carnrd farm and has "A Custer
IN the sand. North OF Dehaven.
county. J. w. Anderson ma.
completed a test on his own farm and
mas n barrel pumper. H.. W. Kisksdden
AZ co. Rave cornpieted Q test on the Ivory
heirs farm snd have q very light pump
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Richie County.


In Union district. Richie countv
va. Imperial OIL q Gas company has
drllled "a second test on the W. Law
renee farm through the Big Iniun sand
and has d buster In Clay distrivt.
tbe same COMPANY has drilled a t.st on
the DELPHI Williams farm through the
~ SAND and the hole has filled up
ABOUT one-half mile east OF the old
production or Bonds creek.
ne flsher OH company hts completed
No. lt on the r. n. Thrap farm and
has a 20-barrel producer IN the Keener
ssnd. In the same district the Carter
"a cytnpsny has started to duH No.
= on the = p ReNroad farm.
On lombard creek. Batelle disfric,
A~lon'nraiia county. the Hone Satrrai
Gas company has drilled a tost on The
" n WHEY farm through the Big Iuiur
SUM and las a EaSser. ON the sam.
stream and In the same district the phil
company has drilled "A test on
the W. . STYLES heirs farm throngh 3D..
b!s lnlun sand AMI has "A fair Easser
On West Fork river. Sardis district
HaIlIson county. the Elk Grove Realty
= - r. r right u way ana AZ 20 -,
producer.
Southeastern Ohio.
IN JACKSON township. Perry county %
VIC = Ion pil q Gas company has COM
pleted rs No : on the James W Adcork
arm ana has a show for q 80 barrel pro-
same farm IS holdiug M 40 Tss barreis n
day In Brush creek township. Fairfieid
county, the Carter OIL tofnuanv has
started a second test on the j and ..
Scar ,tockpor'. Penn township. Nor
gan county. White. Newton 4 Moore have
drllifd No. on tho \. smith farm
tnroush we COW Run sand and have A
~ barrel pumper In the same district
vrrdnrf n Co have completed NJ. 2 on
INC y an FoFFon form and have n dra-
Ter The Her~F OIL COMPANY Ig drUItur
NJ p on the J - Thompson farm.
lu Nlllhuck township. Holmes cDfnfv
the hlilourk OF Company has completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-02

Domestic troubles never bother a
mar who lets his wife have her own
way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
 COMMITTEEMEN APPOINTED
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE Innc ea. The followna national committee have been ap- pointed for the ensuing four years. in manv eases the olI committeeman haN, been rr-clectrd
 Alahama Parker: Arizona. F II Cameron California Russ Every Colorado. simon Guggenheim. Con nccticut Booker: Delaware. Dupont. Florida Chuhh; Georgia. II. $. Jack son. ldaIo J. W Hart: Illinois. Roy Q West: Indiana, r. Goodrich: I"wa r Adams; Louisiana. Victor Louiol. Maine. Fred Hale: Maryland Jackson. Michigan C F. Warren. MiH"Sita. \. A. Casw.ll; Mississippi MostrN. Missouri r ! NirdrinshauS Montaua. darlow: Nebraska. F. F Powell: Nevada. Ii. F Maxson: New tlaml4hire r ". EStabrook: New Jersey Borden D Whiting: New Mexico. solomon Lama; North Caro- lima. Richmond Pearson: North Da kota. T. F. Marshall: Ohio. ". F
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Nugget Special Service.

DAWSON. Y r. June ea S.....
 Alaskan politicians are marooucd .t the city, all waiting tho arrival of n, river steamer St. Michael to take th u. 10 Fairbanks. The St. Michael is cl. 10 sail from here ne>t Monday. ut until the arrival of that steamer kazis HraucZcuaS. the socialist lead cr. and nominee for the dclegatestrr to congress from the district of \ aska. Robert Jennings of June1p wh" is dividing honors with the dr.u "cr7itic li,rty. Martin Harrais the candidate picked as the winner in II fight for delrsatcship. should rs victory rest with the democrats AI' he marooncd in the city Then th .e is Thomas Marquim. and Chas II... ron. rrpresentine the republican enl If the dclegatcship fight All he.e patiently waiting the arrival of th, steamer to take them Fairbanhs
 Marquam and Heron are cn routc to Fairbanks to handle the campaign from that point in the interest of W \. Gilmore. the republican n"imne.. who is expected to arrive in this city a week from today and win connect with the river steamer Sebwatka fol lower Yukon river points and Fair banks
 The candidates now here will make Fairbanks. then go to St Michael on over to Nome and keep travelling over the territory trying to win votes
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REBELS DEFEATED
 DOWN CUBA WAY

The killing of General Estenzo is believed will bring to an end the in surrection. for he was one of the prime movers and the brains of the uprising. The general was in com mand of the insurrecos yesterday and headed the charge to rout the govern ment troops. He exposed himself to the direct re in heading the charge and was shot down. the federals can turing his bady. After the death of their general the negroes broke and hed' and were persued for several miles by the government troops
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29
CLARK, VII S0|V, BRYAN OFFERED HADLEY N0M|NAT|0N
TAFT LEADERS WOULD HAVE
 C0MPR0mISEO--TE OBJECTED

quct. subsequent interviews. an, statements made by Taft leaders. tn, story of how Herbert < Hadley wa. defeated in securing the nomination by Theodore Roosevelt. who like Cac- sar was Too ambitious and would have no other candidate secure th, honor than himself
 Hadley Says Roosevelt Objected.
 ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 29-Govcr- nor liadley has given permission for the following statement
 During the intense fight that was being made for clecting chairman of the convention. and passing. ol irving to pass certain resolutlns per. taining to contested delegates. was approached by the Taft leaders and rendered the nomination. as com promise candidate to unite the tive factions.
 "l went immediately tn Colonel Roosevelt and stated that the Taft leaders now in control Of the cnnven tinn. had offered me the nomination provided Roosevelt would agree. that l being strong supporter of tn, Roosevelt faction. and one ar m,I
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29
THAW ON WITNESS
 STAND FOR FIVE HOURS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WHITE PLAINS. NJ June 4g
 The trial judge hearing thc case of Thaw. for insanity. has taken th, matter under advisemcut, and will render decision before many days.
 During the trial Tbuv. the slayer of White. the artist. was subjected to severe test of five hours upon tho witness stand. while his attorneys were endcaVoring to prove his sanitl
 The state had secured the assist ance of Former District Attorney ter ome to r"prscut it, and Geth the ease believing the prisoner or inmate isl not safe man to be at large. and. should be confined in the asylum fol the insane where he has been since his trial for the murder of White.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29

Brown. oklahoma. G C Hirsterly. "rre"n. Ralph Williams: P"nnsyl- ".uua. Wm. Finn Snuth Dakota. Th"rus"n. South Carolina Jos Tall bert. Tennessee, F. Newell Sandcrs. Texas, II F. AlcGrcgor Utah. Loose. Vermont. J. l.. Lewis Virginia. Mar tin. Wa~hnetuu. Perkins West Nir- sinia. Wm. Seym"ur Edwards. Wis ronsin. Robbers: Wyoming. Apexton. Ala~ha ShaokI.n,rd Hawaii C \ Rice. District "f Columbia. Chapin Brown.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29
Special Nugget Service

HAVANA. June 29.-The govern ment troops came up with the maiI army of the insurrectos yesterday af ternoon in the province of Orientc and administered to them a severe de- oz was killed.
 Many of the rebels had taken ad- vantage of the amnesty offered them and this crippled the army of the in . surrectos. so the government troops had little trouble in defeating them yesterday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29
CLARK TAKES 4 SPURT
 LACKS I70 OF WINNING
Spec al Nugget serve..

special Nugget serve..
 BALTIMORE. Joue sa Arr.r .,. ing d,, h,'IatS 1cst,rd,v. ou, .. t"ro 'diarn.ue u The uunug u. t"ur h,fa.,a the Har- t r#r u Che afrsrH"o rud rne lHus # night 'as deu"..fi. convention ... i"uHsi Huia thc H"rfef. whom nrr .otu4 s8 he r,-aa..I and .uura..s mtiI eudbar, i. uamnar.d tl -a b.fere th p.aHa. .a#.H.#.. t.. party.
 Clark Loses 31 on Third Ballot.
 hNETnloIft JMc m, r., ef the thtI h9Iat taken e.-trul.s proved tat Ghmp Catt I-rl,, ltaca thirty eHe eeto. aad WH-or gained five. and fe0 change euH,r- wise
 I'll" count "f the thud as.f ea,, fI. fr
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SEVERAL POLITICIANS
 NARROWED AT DAWSON

Dawson .- uow very much interested m tho candidates here, and are pa tisn'lt 1wait.ue the arrival of Mayor Gilmore If Nome Alaska. A banquet and entertainment is to be given tr his honor and he will be treated as the guest of the city during his stay
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29

prime movers in thr .u'unor- fenf they would noniuat. me and in tha heal the rupture
 Theodore Roosevelt objected L, any such a compromise. he was ru, candidate the people had vaeed Nai on Taft. under the belief rhe uumIua tion would go to him. they wer. dehr ing for him. aud he cannot ,c, how in good faith he could lav dotyu nov and accept even myself ls rau- promise. Tll have te Ggbt to throu.n win or loose. and t1eu let rhe people say if did right or wrong Reported Rupture Was Due to Offer
 of Compromise.
 ST. LOUIS. June ea Gaverno iIadley states that the report circu- lated during the Chicago convention to the effect he had broken with Roosevelt came at The time h. Wa. offered the nomination. that hc did not break with the colonel and tnr Missouri dcl"eote- ~taid right thruu.l with Teddy until the caIl of tho nau ination and the same went to Taft.
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8REMERToN NAVY
 YARD TO CLOSE
Special Nugget Service.

HEEMEHToN. June .> owing tc the faiIurc of congress to appropriate money for the carrying on of tn, navy wards throuah"ut the country th" ward will clns. tomorrow evening throwing hundreds out "f employ mcnt.
 The democrats in the house m try ing |" q" the ec"n"mical stunt have failed |" pass certain appropriation hills {" carry on the work ordered bs th" government. ana this mund"r i, charged tu their doors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29

Convention Adjourned at 9:3o. hNITlNoI;E June -a Last .y.nmr af',r T.. result Of th, dnh ballot had '".n unemsaa rae convention sd. tuHa| ftr tIm teu4 nur..thifrl. sr,th. Seventh. Eighth and Ninth
 Ballots Same.
 BALTIMORE June -a The sixth seventh aishth and um,th ballots
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Bryan's Platform Ready

BALTIMORE June % Tho Rr,tn nIHttaru i. rad. tp hc Ir... cntri having h.eu tnlw-sd hs tu. commit Ice. hut uI, mol be pr.-cuted unuI after u.- nomination Space win not p"ruit Of publishing ~aliru, points of -nms rrdas nu, moug~t the many pLna~ is r1H territorial government for Alaska. aud the immediate open ine up ot tho coal lands
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29
Special Nugget Service.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 29-Gover- nor Herbert <. HadIcy returned to this city yesterday from Chicago. wher, he had been to help fight the cause of Roosevelt. against William Howard Taft. the successful candidate for the republican party. The governor was rendered t banquet last evening and during his speech in response to the toast 'To our governor Herbert < Hadley." startled his friends by in forming them the state of Missouri came the closest it ever has. or per haps ever will for many years to como in furnishing candidate for presi- dent. during the campaign just over at the Chicago convention.
 hadiey Would Have Suited Taft
 Leaders.
 ST. LOUIS. June 29.-This morn ing the principal topic being How close Hadley ..came to being tho choice of the republican party as a compromise candidate" The St Louis Globe publishes upon good authority secured from the speech of Governor iadley last evening during the ban
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29

Ladies suits cleaned. pressed and repaired at Nome Tailoring Go. We clean and renew furs at Nome Tsii- bring Go. Gentlemen We will clean press and repair and put your clothes m latest style. We do aIterntion Suits made to order.
 First class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Yours te please.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29

.,,ls practically th. -Hpnc n" change New York Votes for Clark in Tenth
 ENLTlM"EE Juur 70 Tn" New York detesatf.u at- fney stated would h- th" ease. went over to th, Clark t'tr's tHd eatrd solid their ae votes .'raI- u"nHut'au. h""stfue him with 10 1s7 af rHs required tvo-third, tp nominate
 THe tenth nl.Iut r,~uttcd .t- fpllows.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29

rW VI. tat, af N.v Yas ucr. raHs |. ,If into lime for Clark ,h, m.an. th,r. Na- -hav ts uonu,t. rha .u,tfser
 TH believed ta ae 'hc naauuef 'ae I'aa.r mt~ b,,n TortIn- b,rg Tor Eru na 1ammn, k or yH eus HaI ord elasc airh Parker |. down rreu when .r comes to asbr ..fHs'n selection nr candidates fai A'urrh, a. Tmmuv rnr would rina O.. .HooR-1 uto Bryan Harmon. Underw cd and Marshal May
 Go for Clark.
 HNLTINoEE Jano ea Aftrr N.n NaH ntandsd thsy m1v east fhon 2" votes for Clark the managers ra, oscar Underwood. Jud-ou rIaru,,s aaa Mar-hal nfimated they woa.G als, ..raa tHe.r apport to th. ,... tsa, ts h.s election hut rhev aa1t,. e. -. \aa Nara eet Hta line ta-t
 Wilson Cams on Fifth earo,.
 BALTIMORE Jan. ep- ri mil H. t.f h.i'"f 'lb.u p-i .pir... . .I.f n.ar ".,fa,f rp,.l tHu N..I . lnM Wilson had .an.d -Iv ts. ma .re "'dr -a.n Hp"n every ut.otl ! .'-' nu.. '1A ll~ nat "atu ..rar position secured u tae mGV,
 Tire r-aH If 'le 'a-t "r 6nas, '" .e-'.rlHy re-uH.I n t.- auo. s..r..
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29
ton Convened at 3 a. m
 Adjourned at D. m.

NdIouTned at ! Q. m. BALTIMORE. June .9 The conycn- 'i"u a't.r tdl"urulue a~t nieht tt 2. 'o f'""uf.nra this incoming at three ,'a,l .u3 continued tlrir btllotJnE u'a n' o'clock th- afternoon when t 'ai"pru"d alter r,hIng Inc mir '.,rfh ballot
 The convention tud> cou.ru, tstm between now aui w.dni=ht [" take another ballot it adi"uurd -uhirjet
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29
It May Be Clark.

BALTIMORE. June 70 Aet. thc result of th" fourth h,l'at htd a..r announced yesterday artcruoou r,s given out that the ninety delegates
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Practically No Change in Foprth Bal

Practically No Change in Foutth Bal
 lot
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 The result of this h., proved there were n" ehane"- nmm a...alu1 in th" third ou~.Ie "l tI. a. bgt Champ Clark lost "u. na uH.ar' gained one
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29

Visiting Cards at Nugget Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29

Fourth of July Ball, Eagle Hall
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-29

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