davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Rird1em -Aalenner

Die 9Gt6Oliide ct. MarienFir@e,
8. Str, 5piiden q u. 8 Ctr, q. 80.
S. u. &otb, Bfarrer; u. S. Wsibm,
aiiiitent.
@~ottesoienIte Sonntags: 81. Mei.
ie 7,30 unO 9,t5; SonntaesiduIe
1000; Sodomt 1890; Saufen $50;
&esper mo Segen 400.
6eiertaas: 81. @elien 600 uno
100; Sodomt 900; 8esper uno Se.
gen 400.
8odentags: SG. MeiIen 700 uuO
500; Suli unO Auguit $50 uno
100 llbr.
Griter 5reitag i'm Monat: 81.
Meiie 100; Sodamt unO AusietuHg
500; 9lnbetung p1breuO oes cages,
Ser3 ? Seiu : auOadt unO SeseH
7.30.
@ei6te: 9omstags bon 4-6 unO
$50. am Gage Dor 6%eiertnoen
tnlo om 1. 5reitog i'm @onot BON
4-6 uno 70; Seoen @orgen bon
730 bis 500.
9ursfrausn gsrsin SptalitSt. aummuni0R
am / Spnutaa / Wl. z 30; gerlammIMna is-
BEN Rittwph Nbtnb 7.30.
5raueu Scballidt. 9pmmunion am 2. Conn
tag, 100; Gsrl am 2. Srnnias am 800 ubE.
81. Name 9slu : 8srsin. communion am 3.
Senutaa 49,; @trl. 3. SOnntae abenbs 7.30
aiuber Wiaria geteiu. 6ommuniOn isDtR 4.
SVnutag z 30; gerl. AM A. SOnntna, 800.
AItarSsrsin. Gerl am 3. Spnntae, 400.
Armenlseltn ? gersin. gfrlammluue am 4.
Scnniag nm 4.30.
Winctbcrit GIub. 8eTiammIuns an /. WRilt-
mod / M., absnps s llbr In Der unlern S@uI.
balt, ste unb WaibinetOn StT, W.W.
q. 9clepbs yitbesbunb. Btrfammst 40
isoen 2 Dieniae TN Wonat In br 8HsiHe-
bale. B. uno b Ctr. 81. ID, absnhs s ubE.
Ct. gouiiaeius arauFsn : lHssEaibuHe0-
8ereid. gsrfammslt fb jsbH 2. Rtttwpa
I. VI, absnes 8 ubr, Ode s.. unb 3 Ctr. R.@.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
y@crmania MGnnerdOr."

q Der o@ermania WiGnnerdor" ltel.
tie oos folgenOe 8rogranm fir Die
@interioiion ouf:
Montog, 81. OCTOBER, aon5ert un<
8aa inn Slo MfaIonic Eempel.
Sonntag, 10. Nopember, NllliicaI
Entertainment
Sonntag, s.. 9e3ember, Sumoriiti.
i6er glbeno.
5onntag, 30. 0c3cmber, @eib.
na6tsfeier.
Sonntag, t9. Santor 1918, Wfu.
lical Entertainment.
Montag, 3. 6ebruor 1913, @roBel
Mtasfenbaa I'M 0lo Waionic Tempel
Sonntag, rs 6ebruar 1913, &or.
nepaliitii6e Sibung.
Sonntag, 8. MGr3 1913, Mtuiica.
@ntertainmnt.
Montoq, "a. Mdr3 1913, 9ou5er'
mo 8aa i'm 9lO Wfalonic Ienlpel.
Sonntag, 30. 9lpril 1913 Gang.
fr1n36en.
9[rBer oenell no Die SoIe nit be.
naltnt lit, finoen ale anOeren @eran.
italtlngen in Der Mdnner1orbaal
ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
9aOtis!.
z Pin uniere tperten Mbonnentenl
Dit Oieier Nhimmer lit asQuartal
Sum-, Snli, Nngmit,

Wtll UleItI gtllllllttl uu2~tultul
SUM, Snli, Amgmt,
idon einige @oden iiberfdaig.
9lue %Oieienigen @0nner, Oererl
announcement oamit abgeloufen, iino
freunOlidit gebeten, ben fdaigen
9l6onncmeutsbetrag:
Csc fir Obige Orei MOnate, ODER
$1.25 fir iedJs MOnate,
al ms ooer an uniere mitoriiierten
9lacnten 8t ienOen.
9a mir es inns beionOers angelo
geii iein laiien, uniere 3eitung inc
mer mebr unO mebr ST bebenL nm al
len an ms geltellten 9lnforOerungen
gcredt 81 merOen, 10 geben mir uns
Der ongencbmen Soffnuug bin, oaB
rniere 9itte ouf frudtbaren 9ooen
fallen miro.
@obulngsmediel beliebe mon ms
prompt 5u melOeu.
@ir MAIDEN nod ipe3iea auf Oas
relle @oitgeieb aufmerflom, oaS nns
nidt mebr erollbt, Die 3eitung ols
Second GlaB Motter" an iol6e gu
iUictell, Die i'm &iiditonoe iinO, unO
boffeuL oaB iid jeOermaun oaruaf)
ri6tet, ga mir iolfe 9[bonnenten un-
beoilgt pom ser 2iite itrei6en miiiien.
Dit &ohadtungl
Der 6eransse6er.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
@cne sdiffe.

Nacb einem pom Mariue-G onitruf-
t%ionSbureau berausgegebenen Sc
ri6te befinoen iid gegenpartig 46
&riegsidiffe fir ole Ser. Staaten-
Wfarine in neriAieoenen &ollen-
oungsltufen I'M 8al. Die 2ilte emit
bdlt 6 Sdladti6iffe, ale 0reao-
naltq6ts, - If Sorpeooboot3erIto-
rer, t6 ltnterieeboote, 2S6leppoam-
pier, A &oblenoampfer, uno / Sea-
n~onenboot. Der geridt iagt, oof
Sic @rbeiter ser 9rooflDner Napp
garO ole in pripaten Sdiffsboltbdfen
in 8e5ug alif ben San Der groBer
S6iffe be0ertteno iibertreffen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Memer MadfOIacr.

Der Dor euiger 3eit aus ieinen
9(mte geidieoene oiterreihii6 III.
gorii6e @eianote Baron BON Sengel.
miller bat in aonitontin GbeoOol
0umbo, gegenmdrtig Nliniiter ii
S6weoen, einen Gadfolger erboIten
SEER 9umba lit Elm reider unO POI
pul1rer Diplomat. @r erbte Die groB-
en- 8ermogen ieines OnfeGs, zines
rei6en @iener 9anfiers. 6ieriel6li
lit &err 0lmba penig befanlt. So.
ron Sengelmiiller Bat oas &aiierreid
Oeitcrreid anl 6ieiigen oiplomotiider
Corps Is Sabre lang uertreten.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
SiitOriIdcr Baum cinsesungcu.

Der ouf Dem &aien Dor Dem @eiB-
Ell Saus ite6enoe 9aummoabaum,
oen emit @rdiioent anorem Sadion
ielbIt %gepflan3t bate, mliBte, "a er
longiom obitar6, gefdqt merOen. Sad
ion bottle oieien 8ouu emit bonn
SGuptliug gapataca Der Greef=Suoi-
amer, gum @ei6enf erbolten.
Der i'm Sabre 1882 gepilon5te
Baum itomint aus 8loriOa Sein
Sol3 fam ieBt bon Dem @rlt6eIten
gum Marftpreiie sefauft meroe1.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Die beioen 9riioer gilbert Is. nn0
O.. s(lfre0 Saa, 3miainge, feierteii
an 9onneritag ibren 81. @eburtstog
in Der @obming oeS Sebterer, 1918
is StraBe, %. 20. Grob ihres Als
tiers baben beioc griioer 3iemIidl
egale @eiitts5iige, uuO IS lit Oft
idiper, iie poneinanOer 81 unterihci.
Den. geioe limo Geleerapbiiteu.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

9entIde ebnngeIiI& . ImtberiI@e
GOncOrOiu STRIDE, 20. uuo q ctr, y.
SO.
8aitor: Gep. SAUL 81. Men3eI.
Gunutaas. bcutl6er @CttseoitnR nm II ltE
mOrsens, engIilber MCresnsOttssOisnf an irbrm
1. Spnniag bes WOnats.
Understanding bts GnbtaSOr @nsin6
UNI 6.3O llbr.
@neIiIGe NbsneecttesbitnIt I'm 7.30 ukV
msrn beIOnbers dnge3etat.
RirhsnraibltBuna am erien Mittpc@ hee
WCnats, abenos 8 Ibr.
MISUNDERSTANDING AM srffn Mittpe& bs1
Wonais nadmlttags 2 lbr.
a. Die Sunntass dulsbrrr baben ibrs mpnat-
lids 8el9afte OsrlammIuus am ipsitsn Disno-
iag ers Ncnats, abenbs 7.3O ubr, uub ibVe
pThfnilihe BCrbsrtimnseltunbe Dunntrstao
Absnp 7 81 llbr.
gniammluns bss MiTionsSsVsins III an 8.
Ocnnsrstas bee 0lOnats I'm 2 lbr Ha&mittaes.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
6eierte Icincn 40. Gebnrtstas.

Serr @rnit @i6ner, Der befanntt
@el6Gftsmann uno 8idter, ieiert(
am 0ienitoq I'M 9idterioale oesGon-
cor0ia @otbsfeler ieinen 40. Sc
6urtstog. Sin feines 5eitmabl mar
fir Sic 6reunoe oes 9i6ters Derge-
ridtet woroerL uno @liidwiinl6e fo-
men bon alien Seiten SEER @id-
ner mar notiirlid in Ser belten Sou-
ne uno am S6litlie elmer leiner Or
3%Gblrngen iagte n: sd bin 'esi
40 Sabre alt, uno penn oas St9ipa.
ben Spridmort ridtig lit, ioHta i'd
iebt euolid &~erltono friegen".
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Der critic Idpwar5e @ajur.

aopitdn CHARLES s. goung. BON
neunten gltuoes : acknowledgement
Ser ein5ige Neger in Der Nrmee, Der
BON Ser Militdr- 9lfooemie in 8eit-
point %groouirte, lit gum Meojor be-
f0roert woroen. 9isber ioa nod feiu
gteger i'm 0ieuite Der reguldren ar-
NEE einen 10 boben Stang errei6t 6a-
ben. youug lit jebt Militdr- Atta6f
in &iberia, uno organiiirt Die armee
Der idhpar3en &epublif.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
GOanscliid : Iut6erii@e 8iOus.
0irdc. 6. uno g Str. 81. 70.
8aItor Hidar0 Shmi0t.
8iOus.


SauptgottesoienIt ieOen Sonntos
9Ormittaa nm 1914 1lbr; in Oeutider
Sprade ain 2, 4. (u. 81 Sonntog !.
M, in engIiiAer Sprn9e am /. unO
8. Sonntae /. Sc. GngIii9er abenO.
@~ottesoienit an ieoem Souutag UNI
8 nbr. Sonntagsidule ieoen Conn.
tag 8ormittag Inn $50 llbr.
airtsnrat am Disntas 9btnb mad BEN leg
ten Counting /. ".
6rdn n WiiliCnssVerein unb 6ranen- piIie-
Berfin AM 1. DOnnerfas NaGmittag im Ron.,
%erlterer um 2 llbr, IsBtrrtr UNI 3 llbr.
5ueeno.gerein (gutbsr- 2iDa) isbtn DvRnerS-
tag Abenb UNI s llbr.
Sidere Spre6funben Ter yaiVrs iebtn Bsv-
mittas in Der Sairinsi Der 3ir&s.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
9emtIder anstanid- @rOfeHOr fir
6arDarO fOmmt.

@rof. &uoolf guden, Ser nambaf-
tie Ybiloiopb ser llnioeriitGt Sena,
miro nit Dem am Santitag BON Grlr-
bapen a~bfobrenoen 9ampfer Der
uSamburg-A merifo-2inie4 nod Seem
Oorf reiien.
Der @elebrte miro i'm fommell-
oen SemeIter an oer6arpar0 timber
litGt als Mtstoui6- 8rofeiior tdtia
Iein u1o einen Gpflus BON @orle-
lungen iiber Ybiloiopbie ~abioIoiren.
@rof. gufen itebt i'm 81. 2ebensiabr.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Of. Suoion, Ser Siiperintenoent
ser ItGotiider9 befiirmor-
tet Sic Grridtlrng elmer ieparater
Sdmimm- ulO Babe : Nbteilnng fiir
6rouen, mo iie, obne Die beim
S6mimmen lGitigen 9aoefleioer 81
trogen, Dem @olieriport obliegen
fonnen, uro obnc sen 8liden 9teu-
gieriger alisgeleBt 81 fem,
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
G%iacuortise &cflamc.

Sn Baltimore lit @llguit Yabl, ser
BETTER elmer @anoelbi(oerbuoe ouf
einen eigenartigen &eflamegeoonfen
nerfoaeu. @r fiinoigt an, ooB er in
elmer Ser n6diten Goritealtngeu Elm
rei5enOes, crit iieben Monate altes
anGblein beridenfen mpae. @enn
Oos nidt 5iebt ....
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Ole Staliener ser StoOt feierter
geitern ibren llnabbdugigfeitstag
Der 8entri Settembre, lit bel Den
S0bnen oes Siioens, mas bel inns
ser a. Sui lit. SIS lit Der S~abrestaq
Der 9efreiung Staliens BON oeraRahi
oes &opites. g[m 20. September
1870 marihierte Der groBe @oribol-
81 nit elmer Nrmee gegen9fom nobn
ole StaOt eirL uno erfl1rte Stalier
frei. &ier in @aibington gibt es
anndberuo 1000 Staliener.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
@arnnns fir idnmiae stcncr5l6ler

Sieben goiliffs oes Steuer &C.
partements oes Oiitrifts Go!unbic
6oben iib nit 1000 u~ibe5ablter
Stenerrednungcl Die einc Summe
BON $4,000 inpolpieren, belaoen.
ouf cine aoaeftionstour begeben, mi
ser Snltruftion, oas @igentun De-
rer, oie Die 3ablilng perpeigerr, To-
fort fir Den 3pangsberfollf nit sc.
i1lag 81 belegen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
8enn Oieienisen Geisr 6es
@aI6imgtun SDMrnaI",

pelde @infGnfe bel ioIden @ei1dfts.
leuten MAIDEN. Die lire Mndeieen In
Den Spalten oieies9lattes in~Ierieren,
ieoesmol bemerfen miiroen,
bah ie Die betreffenbs Anseise
i'm @aibinstOn SOnrRaI"
geIeien,
10 fonnen sic ii1 ni&t rilr oIIein
GorteiIe iidern, lonoern ertDeiienGie.
ielben Dem g@oibington SournnI"
einen aroBeu @efauen. Derortiee
aunoihaft miro bon ben betreffenOen
@eih1ftsleuten ooppelt geUiirOigi
uno fonnen iolde 9unoen DerIlMert
iein, DEFENDERS reeQ beOient az tpers
Den.
sIiO msrEts Gn&.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Sine gcrindsitraRc.

Sn G%beppGbaie, oireft on oie9ui.
oesboitptitaot angren5enO, miro iebi
BON Der &egierung cine Geriuds-
ItroBe erridtet, Die nit 3nolf per
i6icoenen &flolterungen ocrieDer
miro. Dian mill alif oiele @eiie
altsprobieren, melhes 4floiter iid
am 6elten belpGbrt
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Die @ronit=8 reppen i'm @oitge-
bdlioe, Die i'm Sallfe Der Sabre ourd
oos piele getreten glatt geworoen,
iin0 nit elmer neiien, raliben 0ber-
fldbe perieben Doroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

GDnnscIiid +. IntberiI&e ct. So.
baRnes : Stride. ~ ctr. 9. 3d.,
3pii1en 9 uno 6 ctr.
Yoitor HeO. s. s. Suit.
air6 mratb SsriammtIt lid am |. Rs tag
i'm Monat, Ntsnes 8 llbT.
Grausnpsrsin %SsrlammsIt I'D am /. Nitt.
nod i'm Monat. MaGmitiaas 3 lbE.
putbsr-eisa psrlammsIt I'D am 2. RittwVH
i'm WOnnt, Nbsnbs s tlbT.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Gle @m. Sea 2oge g8o. 5, q. ..
6. Of g.. belt am Gonueritag regel-
m1Bige @eriammlung ab. auBer Der
grleoiqung BON &outinegeiGdften
wuroen nod oie neiteren Gorberei-
tnngen fir ben Oemnddit ab3lbolten-
oen Opiter-Hoalt beiprohen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Ole arminius 2oge go. %, S.
81. 81. Sc, belt am pe~rfloiienen Diem
flag Sibung i'm Meiiterar6eitcr @ra-
oe. Iad Ser SiBung Deriammelten
iid oie Mtitglieoer i'm Gotbsfeller oes
,9(rion~ @eiangnereins, aapo ein
fcines 8anfett a~bgebalten wnroe, an
Dem ii6er 6ulloert Yerionen Cell nab
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Ole @asgeieai6oft bat ben @a-
r~antiebetrag fir Snitaqierung nelter
9eitrngen nno ACKNOWLEDGMENT
BON 6 allf 4 Tro5ent berabgeieBt-
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Ger &enemte-g Gutter ollnalD~ lit
am Mittpo6 bon Baltimore abgefab-
rem, nm ben in Der 8ebrings-StraBe
an Der 9ltlantii6en &iiite befinoli6en
&epenlte Gutter Stub" ab3uloien.
Die 6abrt gebt ourd ben Sue5-&a-
nal, uno nimmt 10-t2 @ohen IN
9lniprud.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

u IL Ser General 9eriammluue
oeS 9euti6 r0miid : fatboliiden
Gentralpereins, pelder IN Soleoo Obj
gebalten miro, puroe Der 3uiommell-
I6luB aaer aatbolifen oieles 2anoes
beiiirportet.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

0erS6aBamtsiefretdr miro Oem-
nahIt nelle 8~anfnoten a~ltsgeben, Die
beoellteno fleiner, aber alt6 belier
er~fenntli6 lino, ais Die bisberigen.
Soffentlid befommen mir Damn Den
Sell, ser ms 5ufommt.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Die &%enniploania ; @iienba6nge-
icuibaft bat neuartige 8aggagededs
ousgeiteut, Die gerpehilungen uno
ionitigen Observation-Disclosures in 3u-
funit 10 pieI mie mogIi6 porbpugen
lolen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Illem Anf6eine nod perOen Die
@ier I'M fommenoen @inter bis 81
5 Gent Oas Stiid folten.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Ran Of e + @agen pergiBt, Dab er
nidt pornGrts fGme, nenn Der Dds
nift porgeipannt more.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Der 6eransse6e

Oen @ei6mod oes Serrn fam
man an Ser 3igarre oes 0ieners rie-
den.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Grite %refOrmierts Stride, 6. uuO q

Str, y. %.
9aitor: Geo. Snmes 8. 8ubrer.
@dbreno Suli uno auguIt, Conn
tags Morgers I'M ii ubr, abmeh.
lelno oeutl1er uno engliider Gotte8-
oienlt. Der abenOgottesoienit utr0
Damn befannt gema6t.
SonntagsiduIe, engIiid, un $40
bormittags.
airatnrait am /. DisnRas TN ROast
s ubr Nbenbs.
Der esbrsrOsrein isstn DOuHsrRas AtrHbS
I'm 8 llbr.
Groueu. gsren am srtsn DisnRus imWesnat
I'M 7 ubr 80 Nbsnbs.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Sn Baltimore begann mdbreno
Der ISOLDE Sic Convention Der inter-
notionalen Gigarrenmader Union
BON Amerifa, Nid)t MIR bic Ser.
Stoaten, ionoern aiid CANADA, @or-
to Nico, Cuba uno anoere Gambler
Iino pertreten. Die Convention miro
bis gum 8. Oftober wdbren. Die
Icbte a~onoention oieier Arbeiterfor-
perIdoft mar Dor 16 Sabren in De-
troit, Mif., in Der 3mii6en5eit lino
iGmmtli6e llniongei9dfte idriftlid)
obqeiuidelt woroen. SIN 400 9elega-
ten pobneu Der Sisung bel.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

&err Otto &rars, 9ertreter Der
melt6eriibmten @ein- uno 2iqneur
Sirma 6rancis 9ra3 uno SO. bon
Seem 9orf weilte oieier Gage bier.
0a er Die oaerbeite @are pertritt,
nno p~eri0nIi6 10 liebenswiirOig nno
nniiberpinoli6 lit, 10 feblte es aud
nid)t al 8eiteauugen. Serr Otto
&ralts mobnte fir mebrere Sabre IN
@albington unO ner5og Dor einigel
SSabren nob Seem Yorf.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
Safe As National Bank Notes

National Bank the country
without question to its security because protected by de
post of acceptable securities made with the
every policy issued by the CHEROKEE LIFE INSJR
ANCE COMPANY of Rome Georgia secured by deposit of
its entire with the State of Georgia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
CHEROKEE LIFE sPermittedto TakeO Over I11sur=
anCe and Certain Assets From Rome Insurance Company
Rome Newspapers Say POlicyhOIderS Are Secure
From The Rome Press. J

By dssovng the injunction by sought
the Cherokee Life Insurance Company from taking and admin
sterng the policies of insurance and certain of the assets of the
Rome Insurance Company the court has full sanction to the
the business of the and the Cherokee Life
IS given free hand the rensured policies of insurance
As usual proceedings of this kind the pocyhoder first
thought of and his interests eguardd
the law.
The Press has carefully pobed the local situation from
all angles and haenS its readers the public
mind that the real integrity of the
unaffected by litigation The receivehp for the Rome Insurance
Company that after its policies of insurance have been
rrd and the pohoders protected receiver has been appointed
to wind the affairs of the Rome Insurance Company and
Bile distribution among stockholders
inevitable that the suit injunction follow
reinsurance trade Every such deal followed by
tests from stakeholder 1t inevitable ALSO however that
public official and court haens surround pocyhOd
with protection Perhaps that why legal
the United States the last fifty has failed
respect to its obligations to policyhoders.
The fight individual stockholders may continue the
not start litigation but the poyhoders
safe The Press advises them strongly listening pecous
arguments by agents competing companies who
policies their
The Press feels
of the affairs of local insurance companies
rather than to njure the local insurance situation
This talent.
genius
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
(From The Rome Tribune -Herald)
PoLICYHOLDERS ARE AMPLY PROTECTED

Whatever be the outcome of the tgaion
advance of legal decision of people make up
their mind the other The Tribune
eve that there possibility of loss the pocyhoer
company
The laws of Georgia and of other provide protection
the pocyhoder Not has company
failed to fulfill It's obligations to its pocyhod Even though the
for other
holders rensured This newspaper investigated matter
and does not believe that there
holders 1t would not advise pocyhoder drop the policy
has held because of any present litigation
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-29
Observation-Disclosures voted
o disregard leaders orders to re-
urn to work. Will continue


shall conferred with Democratic
leaders as to date upon which he
will be officially notified of his
nomination as candidate for vice
president.
Binz, Germany.-21 bodies re-
covered from wreckage caused by
collapse of landing bridge here
yesterday. Several more missing.
Des PLANES, Ill.-Henry Wet
ger, 90, suicide. Hanged himself
from tree. Financial troubles.
Lafayette, Ind.-S persons Sc
riously injured when auto skidded
and fell into 20 #. gully.
Kansas City.-H. E. Honey
well, St. Louis, pilot of balloon
Uncle Sam, won National elirnin-
alton balloon race. Landed near
Bull Run battlefield at Manassas,
Va. Covered 915 miles.
Racine, Wis.-W. E. Kisow
and w. E. Davis, members of
county board of review, were dis
qualified for not being free
holders.
Mackinac Island, Mich.-Judge
Dillon, who decided to withdraw
as Republican candidate for gov
ernor of Ohio, left for home last
night.
Admitted that withdrawal was
caused by fact that there will be
2 tickets in field.
Meanwhile, Republican leaders
in Ohio are up in air:
Republican state committee
will meet Wednesday and then
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-29

'RLD BOILED DOWN
decide on date to select another
candidate. By that time Bull
Moose candidate will have been
announced.
New York.-Mrs. Cora L. Per
kins, Frederick E. Patterson and
Patrick Walsh, employees of Mrs.
Nicholas J. Mcnamara, San Fran
cisco, who were arrested Friday
on charge of stealing auto of Mr..
Mcnamara, will be released on
s., 800 bail each.
Winnipeg, Man - Lightning
and wind storm swept through
this vicinity. Damage estimated
at 100000.
Niagara Falls.-Geo. H. Smith,
New York, struck and killed by !
sightseeing auto while crossing |
Goat Island bridge.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Reported from ,
Lilydale, where Mayor Shank, In
dianapolis, made speech, that he
will run for governor of Indiana.
Duluth, Mirln.-Jack Williams,
40, negro porter, Northern Pacific
Railroad, arrested for trying to
attack Mrs. Thad Williams,
white, Eveleth, MINI. Locked
her in Pullman when car was al
most deserted.
Milwaukee.-Hughie Duffy, for
mer manager of Chicago White
Sox,.has been re-engaged as man
.ager of Milwaukee for 1912.
FL Paso, Tex.-500 American
women and children of cs1onists
AZ Peorcor ordered RI leave MAyr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-10
GA YyNOR IN RACE
FOR NOMINA TTON

NEW YORK, April 9-with the return
today OF Charles F, Murphy. leader OF
Tammany Hall, from Atlantic City, II
was declared that II the counsels oi
party leaders should be followed, as there
Is every reason to believe they will, New
York's ninety delegates to the Democratic
national convention will go to Baltimore
unpledged to any candidate for the presl-
dental nomination.
In addition to the four delega tes at
large to be chosen by the state conven
tion, which Will assemble here Thurs
day. the fortythree congressional dis
tricts Will name delegates to the Balti-
more gathering who will be confirmed by
the state convention.
II was announced today that no slate
had been agreed upon for delegates at
large. although ii is said the delegates
probably will be United States Senator
O'Gorman, Charles r. Murphy, Samuel
UDterneyer and Governor Dix or Lieu
tenant Governor Thomas r. Conway
Other names suggested include Alton 3.
Parker and fsidor Straus.
1t was predicted by leading Democrats
today that the speech OF Mayor Gaynor
before the national Democratic club at
the dinner celebrating the birthday OF
Thomas Jefferson next Saturday evening,
would be the formal announcement OF his
candidacy for the presidency. 1t Is de-
clared by close friends Of the leaders that
the ninety delegates from New York,
even though instructed, will vote for
CIaynoT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-10
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL no. 1912

due political activity In the Kentucky del
egate elections last Saturday.
The statement made by Senator Brad
ley was In part as follows;
They (thc Roosevelt managers) have
inaugurated contests In many counties
without excuse ana with the sole purpose
OF preventing the contesting delegates
from voting and procuring enough votes
to control the district and thus without
rhyme or reason disfranchise Taft dele
gates"
Senator Bradley claims that although
In shelby county there We're 200 votes for
Taft and seventeen for Roosevelt, the
letters supporters have contested. In
Pulaski and Fayette counties, he said.
TAFT forces had maJorities. according to
his information. but certificates were is
sued to Roosevelt delegates.
The. cry OF fraud by the Roosevelt
people" continues the statement, "is in
tended TO cover their own deformity and
their grouDdless contests are intended to
destroy party harmony and defeat the
VIII OF the people"
President Taft does not expect to an
swer Senator Dixon's letter on the ac-
tlVlties OF federal office holders in Ken
lucky. ii was said at the White house
today. The charge will he considered
by. the civil service commission and prob
ably by the postoff1ce department
Postmaster General Hitchcock said the
letter had not officially been brought to
his attention,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-10
Both Claim Delegates.

MACON. Mo-, April 9.--Two Republican
conventions OF the First congressiona
district OF Missouri were conducted here
this afternoon. Al one meeting, Roose.
Welt and Governor HaGley We're indorsed
and the delegates 10 Chicago Instruct ed
for Roosevelt
The Roosevelt delegates named were
Charles T.. Roslcm of Marion county and
Joseph Moore OF Scotland county. This
meeting declared sixty-two delegates to
vention.
At the other Republican meeting, Cy-
rus Albertson OF Marion county and w A.
Mussater OF Lewis county were elected
delegates TO Chicago. They were In
structcd for Taft.
The managers of this meeting claimed
n legal representation OF forty-seycn
delegates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-10
ACCUSES TAFT
OF UNFAIRNESS
BY international News servics.

PlTTSBURG, April s.-In vitriolic
speech at Exposition hall tonight Colone
Roosevelt accused the Taft administra.
ton of having winked at fragrant unfair
ness copcocted by the presidents cam
paisn bureau to bring about Tafts re.
nominat ton.
Roosevelt openly charged the presi-
dents federal appointees with having
debauched the Kentucky primaries and
"scandalously" having dragged the gov.
ernment's forestry service Into politics
TO help renominate MT. Taft.
The colonel challenged the president tc
throw aside the convention activities OF
the Taft men in Kentucky. holding thai
If he falls to do 30 he is an accessory
10 the outrage"
The ex-president spoke slowly as he
accused the Taft administration of try
ing to cheat him out OF the nomina-