Progressives Attack Roosevelt Over Hughes Endorsement
In New York the Progressive Party denounces Colonel Roosevelt for backing Hughes, accusing him of disingenuousness and aiming to ruin the party. Chicago reports the national committee endorsing Hughes for president, leaving Parker on the ticket and debating Robins’ alignment with Wilson.
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Hughes
Parker
New York
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
New York County Committee
Fifth Avenue
Progressive National Committee
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
John J. O’connell
New York County
National Progressive Party
Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
Moose
Guy Strings
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Wil Parker
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Raymond Robins
Robins
Negotiations to lease old Swedish Methodist church for third precinct
Negotiations led by J. C. Stanley and A. DeLemes aim to lease the old Swedish Methodist church on Lee Avenue for a new third precinct police station. A one year lease at about 430 dollars, with repairs planned, would move officers from cramped State Street and Howard Avenue quarters and, if sustained, city quarters may be ready after one year.
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J. C. Stanley
A. DeLemes
Lee Avenue
Lee Ae
DeLemois
Boys’ Club
State Street
Howard Avenue
Marine Band Concert at Old Mill Green
Bridgeport Marine Band performs Wednesday evening at 8 o clock in Old Mill Green featuring Chaubridge march Poet and Peasant overture Masquerade Ball selection from Verdi Boveland waltz Echoes from the Metropolitan Opera House Cavalry overture Flama march and The Star Spangled Banner conducted by Sibro Petrini Also reported the nineteenth annual convention of the Polish Singers Alliance of America opening in Pittsburgh and a Cincinnati Abattoir strike with five hundred workers.
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Bridgeport Marine Band
Old Mill Green
Chaubridge
Laurence
Suppe
G. Verdi
Boveland
Abe Holzmann
Thetropolitan Opera House
Theo
M ‘Obani
Flama
Meyselles
Sibro Petrini
Roosevelt Weighs Aftermath of 1913 Progressive Stand
The journal quotes Theodore Roosevelt on his 1913 farewell to South America and his 1916 message declining a Progressive nomination. He asserts loyalty to Progressives' principles, vows to fight for righteousness, and says he will back Hughes in 1916, deeming a third ticket unlikely. He emphasizes unity, endurance, and devotion to the movement despite party shifts.
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South America
Col. Roosevelt
Two Foot Wall Separates Foes at Zagora Hill Hamlet
A Associated Press report from Zagora on the Austro Italian front describes Zagora as the only point where enemy trenches meet on this front. Soldiers climb to viewing points through ruined houses and tunnels, noting the close proximity of opposing lines and the constant, deadly tension as barbed wire and silence define the battlefield.
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Trenc
Isonzo
Adriatic Sea
Venice
Associated Press
Zagore
Church Abatement Requests Rejected By City Committee
The common council claims committee will not allow abatement petitions including the First English Evangelical church street sprinkling relief. Trustees and residents such as C F Noren, Louis Harkabus, Bridget Thompson, and Mrs Emily W Brown seek adjustments, liens, or reimbursements for taxes, sidewalks, street pavement damages, and related costs.
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Common Council
C. F. Noren
Morehouse Street
Louis Harkabus
Barnavenue
Bridget Thompson
Catherine Street
Vincenzo
Augustine Geraci
Emily W. Brown
North Avenue
Shelton Street
Mary Telikey
Louis A. Veesey
Veesey
Emma C. Hopkins
Stratford Avenue
East End
Dith Bahn
R. R. Ferrett
East
Washington Avenue
Railways Face Arbitration or Law Over Wage Clash
Leaders of the train service brotherhoods rejected the railroads' plan to take the wage dispute to arbitration or Federal review. Voters will decide whether to authorize leaders to call a nationwide strike. The Interstate Commerce Commission is urged as the public tribunal to determine merits, protect railroads, workers, and public interests, or Congress to empower prompt action.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Congress
Train Service Brotherhoods
New York
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