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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1916
Page
5
International dispatches report Austro Hungarian forces evacuating the Volhynian fortress of Dubno. German Field Marshal von Hindenburg cooperates with Austrian forces as Russian lines resist. Captured fortress fortifies czarist legions' advances across Volhynia amid allied tensions. London and Petrograd updates dated June 10 describe shifting positions and upcoming pushes.
Copenhagen June 10 Gen Brusi loff Russian commander drives a wedge between German and Austro Hungarian forces exposing their flanks. Kaiser reportedly alarmed and plans to hasten eastern front actions.
Supreme Court Justice Charles E Hughes was nominated by the Republican convention and accepted the nomination. Roosevelt was nominated by the Progressive convention hours later by acclamation. Harding indicated Hughes’ acceptance telegram was on the way. Lodge is Roosevelt’s compromise candidate choice.
Peace conference negotiators from the republican and progressive camps agree on Justice Charles E Hughes as the most suitable nominee. Senator Borah says Hughes will be presented to the progressive convention after talks concluded.
Archer M. Stephenson of Colorado announced Colorado delegates withdrew Col Roosevelt and voted 12 for Hughes. The Progressive convention had tabled the GOP candidate issue, and at 12:20 Hughes was named the Republican presidential candidate as delegates paraded the Coliseum hall in silent, tense ceremony.
Conferees at a Chicago peace conference await Roosevelt’s final say on uniting the Republican and Progressive parties. Delegates report Justice Hughes as the likely Republican nominee on either the first or second ballot. Wedding invitations and engraved announcements advertise style and quality in Decatur.
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