Radical Bull Moosers Rally for Wilson Backing in Chicago
Radical Bull Moosers angered by Roosevelt’s refusal to run press for Wilson as the Progressive ticket leader. Key figures like Perkins Straus Pinchot Colby press for a bold stand while others seek vengeance against Roosevelt’s leadership amid a Philadelphia style split. Some radicals consider placing Woodrow Wilson at the Progressive head, aiming to boost anti-Hughes votes in November.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
George W. Perkins
Oscars. Straus
Gifford Pinchot
Bainbridge Colby
Perkins
Hughes
Colonel
Strus
William H. Childs
Tsr
Wilson
National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Strauss
New York
T. R
Justice Hughes
Out of Politics Colonel Roosevelt Closes Doors to Press
Oyster Bay June 12 Col Roosevelt spent a despondent Sunday at Sagamore Hill avoiding newspapermen for the first time since entering politics. He refused to make a statement, saying I am out of politics, after a day filled with telegrams urging him to reconsider and calls from Progressives and Hughes supporters alike. He attended church with Mrs Roosevelt, gave few replies to neighbors, and showed a pale, sleepless demeanor.
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Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
New York
Tee
Oyster Bay Inn
Roosevelt
Christ Episcopal Church
Hughes
Price of Colonel's Book Is Reduced
There was no sign of activity in the Non Partisan League headquarters on Vanderbilt avenue in New York opposite the Biltmore yesterday. The rooms were empty and doors locked. The notice in the window near Theodore Roosevelt placards was the only gloom dispeller on view.
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League
Vanderbilt Avenue
New York
Biltmore
Theodore ,Roosevelt
Thousands attend AMA sixty-seventh annual meeting
Thousands of physicians and surgeons from the United States Canada and foreign countries gather in Detroit for the opening of the American Medical Association sixty seventh annual meeting. The event runs through Saturday featuring business sessions clinics addresses and demonstrations plus a medical preparedness parade on Friday and a public health mass meeting at a local theatre afterward.
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Detroit
United States
Canada
American Medical Association
Unidentified Body Found Near Tracks in Stamford
Stamford June 12 The body of an unidentified man believed to belong to Danbury was found beside the New Haven railroad tracks with head injured. He appeared about 25, his hat and clothing bore a Danbury firm name and laundry mark G 17. The body is held for identification.
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Stamford
Danbury
New Haven
G 17
First Democratic Convention at St. Louis Coliseum
St Louis June 12 The Democratic National Convention to assemble June 14 in the St Louis Coliseum will be the first political convention held there. The octagonal building seats about 10 000 with 512 platform 472 press seats 238 editors 1078 delegates and equal alternates 546 boxes 2494 arena balcony seats and 3400 balcony seats. Public seating totals 5894 with space for press rooms and telegraph facilities. Decorations center on plaster Washington Jefferson Jackson Cleveland and Wilson medallions with heavy bunting and flags. Police plans keep order with 200 to 300 officers during sessions.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Coliseum
William H. Taft
Missouri
Illinois
Aarty
Coliseum
Washington Avenue
Democratic National Committee
Jefferson Avenue
Sergeant At Arms
Convention Post Office
Edward C. Dillman
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postaltees Company
Locust Street
Planters Hotel
Jefferson Hotel
Union Station
Wart Remover Ad At Gyrus Pharmacy
An advertisement promotes Cyrus Wart Remover as a painless solution to remove a wart from the face or hands. It notes the product is for sale only at Gyrus Pharmacy located at 415 Surfield Ave.
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St the Gyrus Pharmacy
Surfield Ave
Lax-a-Tone Endorsement By Ringstone Wife Improves Appetite
Mr Ringstone praises Lax-a-Tone after his wife suffered indigestion gas and low appetite for a year. He reports she can now eat fried fish again, is gaining weight and feels better. The product is sold at Hartigan's drug stores located at 81 Fairfield Avenue and the Main and Congress streets store.
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Mr. Ringstone
Laxa-Tone
Hartigan’s Drug
Fairfield Avenue
Main
Congress Streets
Adv
Bridgeport Moose Carnival Lights Up Big Evening Show
Charles L. Dennis launches the Bridgeport Moose carnival at 7:30 pm on Fairfield Avenue with over 1,000 lamps illuminating the grounds. The Leavitt-Taxier United Shows bring 26 cars, while a state Moose parade and convention activities unfold. Proceeds go to the Moose lodge home fund.
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Charles L. Dennis
Bridgeport
Order of Moose
Fairfield Avenue
Leavitt-Taxier United
West End
Connecticut Field Day Association
Dennis
Montague Hamm
Meriden Lodge
George E. Hubbard
Harry Stapleton
Stamford Lodge
James Lenovitch
New Haven
James J.linehan
New London Lodge
Charles R. Hussey
Greenwich Lodge
A. A. Baker
F. B. Kiefer
Thomas Dougas
C. L. Dennis
John J. Carr
John J. D. Farrer
Thomas Walsh
O. L. Massinger
B. T. Hart
M. Horn
J. E Blume
Charles Shapiro
Joseph Shapiro
F. E B. Kiefer
Thomas Douglas
John J. Farmer
Frank Frassa
Lyman Miller
Charles Janwin
John Pfaizgraf
John Denome
W. Meeker
G. W. Kreig
F. Frassa
L. Coleman
H. Br
Minnie WaWa
Cardinal Ls
Moose Lodge
Examinations Soon For Many Civil Service Positions
Civil service exams announced to fill numerous government posts including agriculturist field agent librarian and oceanography assistant among others with varied salaries and exam dates from July to August If locations quotas and exam arrangements are needed at the post office Complete information covers exam sites and requirements Frank W Tillinghast of Providence RI was arrested by Federal agents in Chicago as a fugitive from justice held on $10 000 bail Graduation baskets and bouquets John Reck & Son
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Philippines
Frank W. Tillinghast
Providence
R. I
Chicago
Stage Employes entertainment delights Plaza crowd
The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes staged a benefit show at the Plaza theater for the local sick fund. New York booking offices sent acts including the Vivians, Montgomery and Perry, the Dunn Sisters, King and Harvey, Old Time Darkies, Hoyt Manion and Hyams, and the Absolom Shariff Arabs, plus a five part feature film Naked Hearts. Police Commissioner Arthur Woods will wed Miss M Hamilton at Tuxedo today.
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International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Plaza Theatre
New York
Alliance
March of the Gladiators
Vivians
Montgomery
Perry
Dunn Sisters
King and Harvey
Hoyt
Manion
Hyams
Absolom Shariff
Arthur Woods
Tuxedo, N.Y
M. Hamilton
Railroad wage and hours talks resume in Chicago
Representing the nation’s chief railroads and railway employees unions, talks on wages and hours of work resume in Chicago after an adjournment. Delays arose as officials prepared responses to union election questions. The unions press their right to explanations from railroad officials.
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Chicago
United States
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Wature
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National Biscuit Company
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