Hughes Leads In Contest For Nomination On First Ballots
The morning report shows Justice Hughes toppling rivals with 252 votes on the first ballot and 528 2 2 on the second. Roosevelt and other contenders trail as Brumbaugh withdraws to back Roosevelt amid a long convention session.
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World War Fronts Show Broad Offensive Momentum
Reports from Petrograd and Rome describe a 250 mile front in activity as Azar forces claim 1 143 officers and 64 700 men since the start of a major drive against Austria Italy withdraws troops east of Asiago under heavy infantry and artillery pressure While German forces regroup at Verdun and the Meuse front sees repulsed assaults Paris notes demobilization in Greece amid allied pressure and political shifts
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Convention News Ina Nutshell
The Republican and Progressive Harmony conferences closed with no nominations. Republicans adjourned after two ballots and will reconvene tomorrow morning. Progressives followed their schedule and kept to the plan. Victory rumors centered on Justice Hughes at the Coliseum and Roosevelt at the Auditorium.
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Bull Moose Road Nomination Faces Restive Delegates
The Bull Moose Road movement plans to nominate Galonel Toury as leader amid restive progressive delegates. Party strategists warn only a political miracle can keep dissent in check.
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Spiess Named New Mexico National Committeeman
An AP dispatch from Chicago reported Senator Thomas D. B. Catron as New Mexico’s national committeeman, but Charles Splices of Las Vegas was the actual appointee per state convention rules. The mix up highlights human error even in the near flawless Associated Press.
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Brief naval clash off Belgian coast reported
London June 9 7 45 p m official report says British force including monitors and torpedo boat destroyers engaged German torpedo boats off Zeebrugge. The enemy vessels returned to port with no casualties and no damage to British ships was recorded.
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Weather forecast and report for Denver area
The summary notes a weekend forecast for New Mexico with fair weather and heat on Saturday and Sunday. Local weather report covers 24 hours ending 6 pm yesterday with max 92, min 44, range 49, current 6 pm reading 86, southwest wind, clear conditions. City bank clearings are also listed.
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Congress Not In Session on Friday Adopts Private Bills
The Day in Congress reports a Saturday session forecast after meeting at 11 a m. Members passed numerous private bills and adjourned at 4 30 p m to resume Saturday at 11 a m.
Prtprogiad Reports Brilliant Prisoner Gains
Petrograd in June reports the Russian army capturing 1143 officers and 64,774 men in recent operations. The communiqué notes 51,000+ prisoners plus officers taken during yesterday's fighting.
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Greece Demobilizes Half Its Army Amid Allied Pressure
Paris reports the Greek army begins demobilization as entente powers push King Constantine through joint representations and embargo actions. Twelve army classes are sent back to civilian life, exactly half of the force, a move unpopular with the Greek people.
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Russian Forces Break German Austrian Lines Near Lutsk
Petrograd reports five days of offensive success by General Brustloff’s troops driving enemy lines back along the Kovel Sarny route to Bukowina. Russians are said to have broken through in Lutsk, turning flanks and capturing a vital rail center and roads.
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