Republican High Road to Security and Prosperity
Senator Harding urges Americanism and preparedness amid world war. He criticizes Democratic foreign policy, defends defense buildup and tariff policy, and argues for trusted leadership in a fraternity of American republics. He praises American markets wages and defense, urging unity as Republicans advance.
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Europe
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United States
Democratic Party
Missouri
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Senate
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Philippines
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Blackburns Casca Royal Pills Advertisement Claim
An 10c or 25c advertisement promises medicine for constipation biliousness stomach liver and bowel trouble delivering health benefits. It urges trying Blackburns Casca Royal Pills once to prove its value.
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Blackburn
Robins Warns GOP Moose Will Fight For Progressives
Raymond Robins, temporary Progressive chairman, warned that the Progressives would mount a third party challenge if Republicans reject Moose principles. He urged universal military training, praised Theodore Roosevelt, backed social justice and woman suffrage, and condemned hyphenated citizenship at the Chicago convention.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Raymond Robins
Robins
Theodore Roosevelt
the Times
Women Defy Rain In 2 Mile Suffrage Parade
In Chicago on June 7 five thousand women marched two miles through the downtown area to the Coliseum in support of women's suffrage. The event, led by police, included bands and a grand marshal, with participants from nearly every state marching in ten sections.
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Chicago
National Equal Suffrage Association
Association
Kellogg Fairbanks
Pittsburg
H. W. Dupuy
Charles Gibbs Carter
John W. Lawrence
Union
Krug Hosts Banquet For Board Of Appraisers And Friends
City Engineer Frank Krug entertained the old quadrennial Board of Appraisers the Skat Club and newspaper friends at a Chester Park clubhouse banquet last night. Krug received a wrist watch and a gold headed umbrella for himself and another for Mrs. Krug. Attendees included Alexander Patterson Chris Schott Theodore Mayer Wes Rippey and many others.
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Skat
Frank Krug
Chester Park
Krug
Alexander Patterson
Chris Schott
Theodore Mayer
Wes Rippey
Chris Bardes
William Krummel
Henry Vogel
Albert Reinhardt
Jacob Krummel
E. H. Anthony
Edward Gabelman
Jacob Andrae
E. H. Bartles
William G. Stiegler
Rudolph Benson
Convention Rules and Delegate Totals for Nominations
The convention will use a 987 delegate body with a majority needed to win. Delegates are chosen by primaries 613 and conventions 3738. Sixteen candidates will be presented for nomination with ten minute speeches and five minute seconding speeches. Nomination votes expected Friday. Historically Republicans have chosen on first ballot in 28 years. Coliseum capacity 12400, Auditorium 4000 for the Progressive side show.
Turmoil Over Hyphenated Citizens Plank at Republican Convention
Delegates and non delegates clash over foreign born citizenship stance as Lodge fights to chair the Resolutions Committee. Suffrage advocates push for a plank while antisuffrage voices warn of timing. Carrie Chapman Catt leads efforts for a women’s suffrage measure. opposition cites political risk.
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Missouri
Senator Lodge
Dodge
Illinois
Committee On Resolutions
Coliseum
Union Labor
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Woman’s Antisuffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
Republican Party
Catt
Abbie E. Krebs
California
Convention Sidellights and War Song Stir Chicago Delegates
Chauncey M. Depew roamed Sherman headquarters as young Illinois leaders ignored him amid rain and rheumatism. Roosevelt Progressives sing When Teddy Comes Marching Home with a jab at pacifists and Ford. Delegates face slow hotel elevators and brisk umbrella sales while Florida’s Henry S. Chubb complains of Chicago weather.
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New York
Sherman
Illinois
Teddy
Johnny
Roosevelt
Josephus
Henry Ford
Doc Bryan
Chicago
Henry S. Chubb
Florida
Roosevelt and Bryan signs mark tense Republican convention
Fire laws dominate the day at the convention in the Coliseum with a no smoking rule and heavy security. Delegates from North Carolina and Greensboro observe as Martin F. Douglas, grandson of Stephen A. Douglas, appears among progressive delegation visitors amid cartoonish signs and jokes about favorite sons.
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Roosevelt Republican Delegates Committee
Congress Hotel
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Roosevelt Republican
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Illinois
Stephen A. Douglas
Greensboro
N. C
Waukegan jury chosen in Orpet murder trial
In Waukegan Illinois on June 7 the jury to try Will H Orpet for the Marion Lambert murder was completed at 3 pm. The defense requested a postponement due to illness of senior counsel James H Wilkerson as opening statements began. Sixteen venires totaling 1 236 men were called before a jury was secured. The trial began May 15.
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Will H. Orpet
Marion Lambert
David R. Joslyn
James H. Wilkerson
Convicted of Mail Fraud in Brokerage Swindle Case
Special Dispatch reports Dr. John Grant Lyman was convicted of using the mails with intent to defraud. The Florida arrest followed a theft claim of $37,000 by the government.
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the Commercial Tribune
New York
pDr
John Grant Lyman
Lyman
Florida
Roosevelt Might Head Third Ticket If Hughes Nominated
At Oyster Bay on June 7 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt stayed in good humor despite rain and uncertain Chicago developments. Reports from George W. Perkins reached Sagamore Hill as Roosevelt weighed a possible Chicago trip and the possibility of leading a third ticket if Hughes is chosen by Republicans. If a deadlock arises Roosevelt may travel to Chicago to influence the convention arena.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Sagamore Hill
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
Hughes
Roosevelts roar at convention sparks wild cheers
At the Republican convention a huge show of support for Roosevelt erupted with hours of cheering, singing, and flag waving. Delegates struggled to maintain order as Pinchot and others urged letting the crowd cheer before business resumed. The event ended with Robins declaring progress and adjourning until the next day.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Robins
Best Bet for Real Convention News
The Commercial Tribune highlights extensive convention coverage from Chicago and St Louis with six leased wires delivering up-to-the-minute developments. Staff writers include Louis Ludlow J Maurice Ridge R A Farrelly E L Pratt John E Nevin and others reporting for AP and ISN affiliates.
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Commercial Tribune
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International News Service
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St. Louis
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Washington
J. Maurice Ridge
R. A. Farrelly
E. L. Pratt
John E. Nevin
J. L. Eddy
Barry Faris
Mexican Contempt for Americans Sparks Riot in Chihuahua City
A anti American riot in Chihuahua City was suppressed by the military after a mass meeting protested U S troop presence and stones were hurled at the American Consulate and the Foreign Club. In Washington a plan to refer U S Mexican relations to an international commission is under serious consideration by the administration. President Wilson and General Carranza would appoint equal commissioners and meet outside either country.
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Foreign Club
Washington
Carranza
United States
Wilson
Banker and wife found murdered in Wills Point
In Wills Point Texas early today neighbors found H F Goodnight banker and his wife dead with blunt force trauma. Their daughter Mrs R J Moran was fatally injured. Police arrested Moran the son in law later and moved the elder Moran to Canton for interrogation.
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Commercial Tribune
Wills Point
Tex
H. F. Goodnight
National Bank
R. J. Moran
Canton
East Liverpool Hosts Protected Home Circle Convention Finale
Past Grand President Joseph C. Yeingst of Cleveland received a signet ring for two years of service at the convention banquet closing the Protected Home Circle gathering at Hotel Gibson. East Liverpool was chosen for the next convention, with officers named: Grand Post President Yeingst, Grand President Wilhelm, Grand Vice President Lita, Grand Secretary Cook, and Grand Treasurer Opeloy.
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Cleveland
Hotel Gibson
John Melan
Cincinnati
A. C. McLean
Sharon
P. D Stratton
Akron
George McC. Wilhelm
East Liverpool
F. W. ‘Opeloy
Seuor
Bowdle Nominated for Second District Swing Vote
Democrats press Bowdle of the First District to run in the Second District. He agrees to seek the nomination if West Hamilton patriots back him. Twenty fif th Ward club also names Val Stoltz for Ward Executive while endorsing Wilson Cox Pomerene Snyder.
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Stanley Bowdle
Hamilton County
Bowdle
Twenty-fifth Ward
Democratic Club
Val Stoltz
Wilson
National Democratic
Cox
Pomerene
Thornton Snyder
Burial Permits List Local Deaths and Causes
A county notice lists burial permits for six individuals including Elizabeth Steinmetz 48 of Gladstone tuberculosis Martin Weighell 72 of Ashland paralysis Louis Schorr 39 of East McMicken heart disease George McCabe 49 of Philadelphia alcoholism William Lester 81 of Burch hemorrhage George Rauch 45 of Longview tuberculosis Anton Minnich 9 of West McMicken meningitis.
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Elizabeth C. Steinmetz
Gladstone
Martin V. B. Weighell
Ashland
Louis E. Schorr
East McMicken
George L. McCabe
Philadelphia
William H. Lester
Burch
George Rauch
Longview
Anton Minnich
West McMicken
Attorney William F. Fox Announces Candidacy for Common Pleas Judge
William F. Fox, attorney and Democrat, yesterday announced his bid for Judge of the Common Pleas Court. He has long supported the party and will receive backing from the local Democratic organization.
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William F. Fox
Common Pleas Court
Fox
Masonic Rite Special Meeting and Lecture
A Masonic gathering in Gibulum Ledge of Perfection and related bodies meets Thursday at 7 20 PM for officer installation and a lecture by William G Sibley from Gallipolis Ohio on The Destiny of Free masonry Supper at 6 PM and greetings for visiting brethren with officers named Wingfield Engelhardt Alcorn Archer Clore Harte and others listed as officers.
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Daidho Council
Cininnati Chapter
Ohio
William G. Sibley
Gallipolis
Freemasonry
Biethren
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Albert D. Alcorn
Prince
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Joel €. Clore
F. William Harte
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices June 7 1916
Multiple brief death notices announce the passing of Julia Crone Margaret Carr John Minor Herget Mary Louise Milligan Anthony Muench William J Mosby Sallie Gatch Kate Procter Joseph Richter Grace Straus W Boyd Wessel John B Weber details include dates ages residences and funeral arrangements with various churches chapels and cities noted for service and burial.
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John F
Julia Minor Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Milligan
Mary Louise
John W. Milligan
Tusculum Avenue
Muench
Anthony
Katherine Muench
Bittlinger
Mosby
William J
Alma Mosby
Columbus
Hamilton
Chicago
Christ Hospital
Richter
Joseph
Elizabeth Richter
Michael
Albion Place
Mt. Auburn
Holy Name Church
Straus
Grace
Ned Ha Straus
Briarcliff
Ft. Thomas
St. Xavier's Church
Cincinnati
Richard M Ayer aged 63 died at Locust Corner
Richard M Ayer eldest son of William and Tilithia Ayer was born August 6 1852 near Asbury Ohio. He taught in public schools at 19 and later farmed then entered the merchandise business at Locust Corner in 189% until his death. He married Rosanna Wagner on November 16 1875 and they had ten children. He was a longtime Sunday school superintendent and active in the United Brethren and Methodist Episcopal churches. He died June 2 at 63 years 9 months 28 days. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
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William
Tilithia Ayer
Asbury
Hamilton County
Locust Corner
Rosanna Wagner
United Brethren ‘Church of
Asbury, O
Methodist Episcopal Church
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