Roosevelt and Progressives Reject Nomination, Hughes For President
The Chicago Tribune editorial voice argues Col. Roosevelt and the Progressives should back Charles Evans Hughes for president, praising Hughes as a steadfast liberal leader who can steer the nation. It contrasts Hughes with Wilson and urges rallying behind a united Republican reform movement.
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Roosevelts Loyal Stand and Hughes Rise in Progressive Debate
The piece argues for Theodore Roosevelt remaining loyal to his followers aboard a political moment, stressing the higher cause of progressivism and national interest. It lauds Charles Evans Hughes as aligning with Roosevelt’s reform principles and highlights his steadfast public service, including his gas investigation conduct and reform record.
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Dobbin Returns as Gas Cars Reign in Town
In a nostalgic verse, Dobbin the horse faces obsolescence as the town favors motor cars. The satirical piece contrasts hay fuel with gasoline costs, noting the shift from horse to automobile culture and the economic rise of the motor age.
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St Louis Women Delegates at Democratic Convention
In St Louis the Democratic convention will include twenty three women as delegates or alternates, with fourteen women among the delegate slate. Delegates from several states include W. A of Lawrence Avanatae and 2 ama of Pueblo, among others, reflecting arrangements discussed at the Cataline Bank area.
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Pueblo
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Chicago
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Catneg
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Asic
A Shaded Glance at Honor and Victory in Boston Globe
The poem laments unfairness in competition and praises those who persevere despite dishonor. It questions who deserves praise when victory is tainted by deceit and corruption. The speaker suggests solace may be found by viewing the outcome from different perspectives, noting the appeal of triumph even amid flawed means.
Fortress Lutzk Falls as Russians Drive Inward
The fortress of Lutzk, 31 miles from the Galician border, changes hands as Russian forces advance in their latest offensive against Austria. Lutzk sits on a key railway between Brest-Litovsk and Kiev region, with Dubno and Rovno nearby. The capture threatens western Galicia and Bukovina, potentially isolating Austro Hungarian positions. The town once a bustling center with about 40,000 people has declined since the sixteenth century.
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Tommies Use Warned Letters To Tell Relatives Their Posts
A World War I era note describes Tommies using letter codes to signal locations home. Censors warned of hidden messages such as duty blocks, dots, and a misread postscript claiming "I met Bally on the car" to reveal whereabouts.
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German Attack Repulsed Near Verdun Amid War Updates
June 13 dispatch reports three German infantry assaults on French trenches near Hill 304 and east of it repelled by French forces. Two German detachments briefly breached advanced trenches near Aprémont forest southeast of St Mihiel before being driven out. Also noted are sinking of two neutral ships Prosper III and Para by mines with heavy loss on Prosper III but all crew saved on Para.
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Nab Politician as Fugitive
Chicago on January 12 federal agents arrested Frank W Till inghost of Providence Rhode Island a Republican leader in a large state on a fugitive warrant. He was placed in a cell in default bail of ten thousand dollars. A federal grand jury in the Southern District of New York had indicted him last September on conspiracy to defraud the United States government in oleo calls.
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New York
Three Italians sentenced to eighteen years for murder
In Ottawa UL on June 13 three Italians were found guilty of killing Antonio Paccuglia on a road near La Salle Jeet in February as part of a Black Hand plot. The trio received eighteen years' imprisonment. The item includes Rexall Store notices and unrelated product promotions.
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Atlantic residents visit relatives and travel
Harold Finlay and Mrs Harold Bon of Atlantic were on business Tuesday. Mrs Carl Brooke and children visited Atlantic callers between trains on Thursday. Mrs A A Wallace from near Marna spent a few days last week with her parents Mr and Mrs J M Giles and other relatives.
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A.T. Smith
Tiarry Barnholdt
Esther Ward
Atlantic
Lena Ballenstefer
Pai Ooay
John McMahon
Walter McMahon
Omaha
Frank Nordman
R. Miller
Jamat
Brayton
Virgil Partion
Valley Junction
Mra. Lee
Josie Marshall
Ma Gaffney
Hk. M. Brooks
Wiota
Engle
Mra
Rollie Taylor
Gon
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W. B. Taylor
Has New Chinese Alphabet Hailed by Dr Lam
Dr Lam, a Chinese scholar, left San Francisco for China to promote a fifty six character alphabet and a dot dash telegraphic code. He claims the system would revolutionize China’s written language and has been tested as practical in a Chinese phonetic test.
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Duties of Vice President Defined by Italian Naturalisation Court
An Italian applicant testified in a Fairmont West Virginia naturalisation court describing the duties of the vice presidency. The man claimed the role involved washing windows and sweeping the White House. He was among fourteen applicants naturalized as citizens of the United States.
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Naturalisation Court
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Ladies of the G A R Regular Meeting Notice
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will hold their regular meeting tomorrow Wednesday at 2 80 p m in the Grand Jury room. By order of the president.
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The NewaTalegraph Recovers Subscriptions
The NewaTalegraph asks readers to check waiting tags for arrears and to pay overdue subscriptions promptly. The note thanks supporters and requests those in arrears to remit payment or risk losing access.
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