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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
10
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Roosevelt and Hughes vie for the Progressive and Republican nominations as delegates meet. Key figures like Harold L. Ickes and George W. Perkins favor Roosevelt on the first ballot, while Cummins is tipped as a unifying fallback. Supporters plan telegrams and letters to sway delegates, with women activists seeking news from Hughes.
A Sullivan for President headquarters opens as the Democratic National Committee works toward seating and organizing the convention in St Louis. Delegation assignments, ticket allocations, temporary officers, and press seating are under discussion with McCombs delayed and Kremer outlining plans for access and platform alignment with Wilson.
Roosevelt visits Newark to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Forming of Newark Ue. He speaks at the exposition and urges protectionist tariffs, praising workers and national unity while addressing crowd ardently.
In Chicago a Georgia delegation fight ended with Hughes losing the Georgia delegates as tensions rose over seating. The dispute split the state’s delegation between Henry Jackson supporters and Hughes backers, with two conventions held and a central committee weighing the contest. Strong names and procedural maneuvers defined the lengthy dispute.
Report from Colembur on Cox of Dyecon seeking to regain governor bid at Tealay state convention. Delegates adjourned after two hours without adopting or endorsing candidates. Convention backed Wilson administration and Pomeryne’s policies. details of hearers and temporary chairmen noted.
A contract for a dam on the Ohio River at Henderson Kentucky was awarded to McArthur Brothers of New York City and Mason and Manger of Richmond Kentucky. The deal, value unspecified, aims to complete the dam within a few years, with work assigned to the Ohio River Contract Company and a receiver to manage the original contract. The event was linked with a court and federal oversight in Louisville.
Butler area residents share news of Decoration Day visits, high school and eighth grade commencements, and family gatherings. Notables include Mrs Sophia Tambow and Mrs Bert Gearhart with kin from Toledo, Elkhart, and Garrett, plus arrivals from Bryan and Spencerville for ceremonies.
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