Progressives Nominate The Colonel by Acclamation
Republicans give Hughes 949 votes on third ballot Col named by progressives Harding sends message to Hughes advising him of party selection nomination came at 12 31 Central Time today Hughes selection followed immediately by independent action of progressives
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Fairbanks Nominated for Vice President by Republican Convention
Chicago June 19 United Press reports the Republican Convention nominated Charles Fairbanks for Vice President on the first ballot. The Progressives at the Auditorium nominated Theodore Roosevelt by renomination. Hughes resigned from the Supreme Court after the votes. Harding sent a telegram praising Hughes and Roosevelt. Roosevelt accepted the Progressive nomination. The convention adjourned to reconvene later.
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Perkins Tells Of New G O P Overtures
George W. Per aine tells a gathering that the Republican party has offered a plan toward a progressive amalgamation. The statement came as leaders discussed party strategy and potential alliances in Chicago on June 10.
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Watching Hughes at Washington episode stirs convention talk
The item reports on speculation around Justice Hughes and a looming resignation or post appointment after court decisions. It notes differing views among observers on timing and actions, including possible immediate stock-taking and the convention atmosphere in Washington.
Splendid Reunion of H. S. Alumni
A detailed recount of the H. S. Alumni Association reunion, noting quarters, arrangements led by Vice President Lambing and committees, the Armory as the venue, and a formal banquet with the Wallnut Orchestra. President Bracken welcomes attendees from the Class of 1910 and emphasizes the school’s record and continued alumni involvement.
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Roosevelt Signals Agreement on Lodge Nomination
United Press reports that President Roosevelt has wired Chicago Progressive and Republican leaders indicating willingness to support Lodge as the Progressive Republican candidate. The message suggests cross-party backing and a potential unity move.
Meadville Burglars Arrested Here
Meadville police arrested three youths, Knoo Jennex Irwin Kelly and James Moore, found in possession of wares from a recent burglary tied to a store in Charity Lady. A large haul included firearms knives jewelry and tobacco items. The trio were questioned as officers weighed motive and potential connections to a canal area incident.
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Justice Turke Dies After Poisoning At Mundelein Banquet
Chicago June 1 new details emerge on the Conk County case. Justice Turke died after being poisoned by arsenic in soup at a Mundelein banquet. He had fallen ill several months ago and never recovered from the effects of the poisoning.
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Circus Day Draws City Crowd Despite Troubles
A chaotic circus day in the city drew a large crowd despite faulty weather and disrupted trains. Performers and staff faced delays and safety concerns at Maple Avenue crossing as the show proceeded with modified arrangements and crowded streets. Local residents reported heavy traffic, interrupted transportation, and lively performances under less than ideal conditions.
Fairbanks and Borah Favorites Rise in Nomination Scene
Chicago reports show Fairbanks and Borah as the leading figures in the nomination fight. Analysts say the general trend favors one of the two, with lingering questions about who will secure the final endorsement.
Russian Bear Turns Tiger in Tearing Drive Today
Petrograd reports a dramatic German and Austrian drive reduced front by heavy Russian counterattacks. Generals Rus sifloff’s units claim daily destruction of Austrian forces, with intense artillery barrages and rapid advances described as a decisive turn in the front.
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