Lack of sentiment for Roosevelt dominates Chicago today
Uncertainty and restraint mark Chicago as the Republican and Progressive conventions approach. Delegates discuss Hughes and Roosevelt amid rumors, with New York factions, old guard influence, and gubernatorial support shaping the possible nomination, while Louisiana contest results and internal party dynamics influence the path to the convention.
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Chicago
Hughes
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Louisiana
Justice Hughes
Hitchcock
Old Guard
Republican Party
Frank Hitchsooks
Hughes Forces
New York
Republican State Committee
Wiliam Hayward
William M. Ward
Westchester County
Bton R. Brown
Senate
Root
William Barnes
Barnes
Auto Club Membership Not Restricted to Car Owners
The Fargo Automobile Club invites all to join, offering a reduced annual fee of 45 with a tangible benefit. Members support road work including graveling North Broadway from Twelfth Avenue to the fair grounds, plus a commemorative tag. Send checks to H. L. Loomis, treasurer, to join and aid the project.
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Auto Club
Fargo Automo
Fargo Automobile Club
Fargo Automobile Owners
American Automoin
Menanal
North Broadway
Twelfth Avenue
Fair Grounds
H. L. Loomis
Alah
Western Newspaper Union To Build New Fargo Mill
Western Newspaper Union will start erecting a new mill complex at the corner of Fourth Avenue North and Fourth Street in Fargo. C A Radford, Fargo branch manager, says construction will begin at once and the structure will be about six ninety feet in size, aiming for occupancy by November 1. The firm has operated here 21 years and seeks larger quarters beyond Walker building space. The purchase was arranged through American Real Estate Company.
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Fourth Avenue
Fourth Street
Western Newspaper Union
C. A. Radford
Fargo
Wnlon
Walker
First Avenue North
Ameriand Real Estate Company
Iowa Women Aim For Ballot In Republican Gubernatorial Race
Des Moines reports focused on Iowa primary battles for governor and the equal suffrage amendment. Women are anticipated to win the ballot while Democrats and socialists vote, and GOP candidates face a strenuous campaign with little opposition among men for state offices.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Campaign to Raise 100000 for St Johns Hospital
An eight day whirlwind campaign will start last of next week to raise one hundred thousand dollars to apply on the new addition of St Johns hospital, costing about one hundred fifty thousand dollars. Led by general chairman Tred A Trish, committees and field managers will work to ease overcrowding and hallways with cots as Sisters face daily strain.
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St. John’s Hospital
Tred A. Trish
Sisters of St
Firemen Begin Three Day North Dakota Convention in Fargo
Firemen arrive for the North Dakota Firemen's association annual convention in Fargo. The program opens Tuesday June 6 with an opening meeting at 10 o clock A M led by Chief J W Sutherland and includes an address of welcome, memorial service, and a banquet for visiting firemen at the auditorium. Delegates stay at the Metropole hotel as the convention runs through June 6 7 and 8 with speakers F C Robeson F B Haines and H L Bease among those listed.
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J. W. Sutherland
Fargo
J. M. Walters
H. F.mory
F. C. Robertson
North Dakota
Firemen’s Association
F. C. Robeson
F. B. Haines
Towner
N. D
Robeson
Prof. Stephens
Secretary of Department
H. L. Reade
Tomor- Bismarck
the Ring
Metropole Hotel
H. L. Bease
North Dako
Firemen's Association
June Reunion Opens as Scottish Rite Degrees Progress
The June reunion of the Scottish Rite began at 9 am with about thirty present and will grow through today and tomorrow as more candidates arrive. William A. Scott delivered the preliminary lecture, and degrees from the fourth through the thirteenth were processed, with the fourteenth orientation planned for this evening. George Fleming Moore, Grand Commander, remains ill in Washington and will miss the session. A banquet Tuesday will honor old members with a program led by Prof. A G Arvold and features by the Scottish Rite Choir and speakers including Aaron McGaffery Beetle.
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Lodge of Perfection
William A. Scott
George Fleming Moore
Washington
A. G. Arvold
K. c
C. H
Scottish Rite Choir
Reading
Albert Pike
Bertrand A. Orr
Aaron McGaffery Beetle
Jutland Battle Details Report German Losses and British Casualties
Berlin reports an Associated Press dispatch detailing the Jutland engagement. It notes German ships and units, claims Hindenburg's sinking by British destroyers, Seydlitz severely damaged, and a British total of 333 officers killed with most from cruisers and destroyers.
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Berlin
Sayville
Star
Associated Pret
North Ava
Jallicoe
Edinburgh
Jutland
Seydlitz
London
Denmark
Thean
Seydnitz
Nouth
Fano Island
Admiralty
Queen Mary
Invincible
Defence
Black Prince
Tipperary
Turbulent
Ardent
Nomad
Nestor
Shark
Warrior
Sparrow Hawk
Verdun Front Death Grip Continues With French Resistance
Paris reports ongoing German attacks along the Verdun front east of the Meuse with French positions holding near Fort Vaux and at Douaumont amid heavy artillery and failed German raids. Berlin claims French repulse as German assaults fail with heavy losses. Also, Russians announce victories and 13,000 prisoners. Turks push Russians back. German Landstrum draft called home.
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Paris
Verdun
Meuse
War Office
Vaux and
Joup
Damloup
Fort Vaux
Douaumont
Vosges
Berlin
Sayville
Roosevelt Considers an American Party If Not Nominated
Roosevelt weighs a third party bid after a Wisconsin medical society counsellor urged him to lead an independent "American" party if Chicago does not name him the Republican standard bearer. The letter sparks questions about Roosevelt’s presidential path.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Oyster Bay
W. F. Zeirath
State Medical Society of
Wisconsin
Germany
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Parsons
New York State
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Humber
Euryalus
Skagerrak
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Lutzow
Verdun Front
Petrograd
Pripet
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Constantinople
Landstrum
Reuter
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