Roosevelt Nominated by Progressive National Convention
Chicago Auditorium June 1. Roosevelt secured the Progressive nomination after four days of tumult. Hughes declined acceptance while Lodge and other Republicans faced morale shifts. Bonus: Fairbanks seen as vice presidential favorite. Burton’s home state support faded. convention adjourned sine die with pledges over 46 000 to support the campaign.
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Hughes and Roosevelt Both Nominated At Divergent Conventions
Chicago June 10 at the Republican hall Hughes of New York was nominated for president with Fairbanks as running mate while Roosevelt was named by the Progressive convention and Parker of Louisiana named as his running mate. Balloting showed Hughes leading with 4042, Roosevelt 181/2, Lodge 7, others small.
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Hughes Nominated for President by Republican Convention
Chicago June 10 Hughes former New York governor and Supreme Court justice nominated for president by Republican National Convention on first ballot. Fairbanks of Indiana chosen as vice president with Theodore Roosevelt. both nominations made by acclamation. Senator Lodge received seven votes. Roosevelt’s compromise candidate also noted.
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Weather Summary for Yesterday and Temperature Range
For twenty four hours ending at 6 p m yesterday: maximum temperature 92 degrees minimum 40 degrees range 52 degrees temperature at 6 p m 84 degrees southwest wind clear.
Congress Elates Lassen Volcanic Park Creation and Mount Baker Transfer
The ENRTH session convened at noon and adjourned at 2 14 p m after passing bills to establish Lassen Volcanic National Park in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California and to accept Washington state cession of exclusive jurisdiction over Mount Ma Vier National Park.
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Warren Mairbountes Accepts VP Nomination at Convention
Charles Warren Mairbountes, of Indianapolis, announced he accepted the vice presidential nomination at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. He stated he was not a candidate for the post and asked Indiana delegation chairman to convey the message.
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Obregon Gavira Meeting Seen as Bad Omen in Border Turmoil
El Paso report details Gen Gavira leaving Juarez for Mexico City to confer with Gen Obregon on border conditions amid anti American protests. Fears rise over American employee safety and possible mass meetings in Chihuahua and Juarez. Rumors of Trevino protection stance and Pershing rear attack circulate, with officials watching for further violence.
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Washington Worries Over Mexican Troubles
Washington officials remain uneasy about anti American agitation in northern Mexico and possible campaigns to provoke clashes with U S forces. No confirmation of consulate burnings or attacks on Pershing troops. Carranza government faces renewed southern disorders near the Tehuantepec railway with rebels reported at Tehuantepec.
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Bandit Leader De La Rosa Active in Mexican Regions
Reports place the bandit leader de la Rosa moving toward Salina Cruz and the Pacific terminal in northern Mexico. Officials near Meteo and the border are puzzled by activity near Masatlan and the west coast. Secretary Lansing notes disturbances have not reached General Carranza and a note replying to Carranza's demand will outline the situation.
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Border protection pledge from Mexican commander
Brownsville report says Carranza troops will defend the border before any invasion by bandits. Col James Harker relayed the assurance from Col Quintinalla, Mexican commander of Matamoros, who also denied reports of a band near the border and stated he operates inland in Tamaulipas.
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Suffragists Plan Big Demonstration in St Louis
A Morning Journal report details a large suffrage demonstration at the Democratic National Convention in St Louis. The plan includes a golden lane of yellow and white regalia, seated and standing participants, and timed activities from noon to evening with speeches, luncheons, and a major street demonstration led by the Business Women's Equal Suffrage League and allied groups.
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Submarines Sink Italian Transport in Adriatic
German forces pound Verdun from the northeast with heavy guns as Italy reports a major transport loss. The Italian liner Princip Umberto was sunk by two Austrian submarines in the lower Adriatic with heavy troop casualties feared among aboard.
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Hampshire sunk by mine in wreck near Channel
London June 10 the British cruiser Hampshire on which Field Marshal Karl Kitchener and staff were lost was sunk after striking a mine. The official statement says all hope is abandoned for the twelve men who were washed ashore on a raft.
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Warspite Commander Describes Escape After North Sea Battle
London June 10 The British admiralty confirms the battleship Warspite reached port safely after the North Sea clash. The ship's commander told an Associated Press correspondent of his vessel’s miraculous escape from heavy German fire.
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Russians Capture 5500 More Men and 7 Cannons
The War Office reports Russian forces have captured 5500 additional troops and nine more officers, plus seven cannons, as they press advances in Volhynia and Galicia.
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Gerard Admits One Interview From Berlin Dispatch
Ambassador Gerard cabled Washington that an interview on peace published by a Munich newspaper two weeks ago is authentic. He denounced a spurious version credited to him by the Berlin Evening National Zeitung.
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Hughes resigns from supreme court to seek GOP nomination
Charles Evans Hughes resigns as associate justice without delay to accept the Republican presidential nomination. He criticizes the administration’s foreign policy toward Mexico as weak and vacillating, pledging Americanism, preparedness, and firm defender of citizens’ rights on land and sea.
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