Supreme Moose Officers Arrive for Public Dedication
Report covers arrival of Moose Supreme Officers for public dedication events. Mooseheart featured, with William Tric etia Giles expected, and a fraternal parade planned at 1 pm. Mooseheart band to lead, with Columbia City Moose band following, as delegates and attendees gather for ceremonies and discussions ahead of convention activities.
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Wiliam Tricletia Giles
Jaurade
Columbia City
Moose Band
Mooseheart
Samat
Foxtor
Unite States
Indies
Cnantip
San Diesa
Mocecheat
Barrow
Moose Lodge
Iohn J. Davis
Penerel
Crder
Iodge
United States
Moogeheart
Moose
Two Lodges Attend Memorial Services in Local Churches
Two Fort Wayne fraternal societies held Memorial Day services yesterday. The Modern Woodmen at Trinity Methodist Church heard Rev Shoemaker on the virtues of freedom and charity, praising departed members and stressing loyalty to their principles. The Red Men, via the Mechecannochane tribe No. 106, attended First Evangelical church service led by Rev Laudemann, who spoke on freedom and brotherhood, honoring past members and urging charitable action.
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Fort Wayne
E. Laudemann
Modern Woodmen
Trinity Methodist Church
Shoemaker
Laudemann
Gothesn
Laufeminn Eisn
Roosevelt Ally Talks Darken Naming of Candidate
Delegates and supporters at the Republican convention discussed party discipline and the choice of candidate. Roosevelt allies weighed alliances with Taft and Hughes as factions argued over whether to nominate Hughes or seek a Roosevelt collaboration. Conventions aides noted possible shifts in ballots and the risk of pledges tying a candidate to convention actions.
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Pelogdtes
T. R
Party Solidanty
Apeak
France
Boosevelt
Lnosevelt Managera
Give Each Delegate a Half Vote in Convention
Chicago June 4 The Loulsings delegate contest ended with an agreement assigning each delegation a half vote at the convention. The deal, brokered by national committeemen Estabrook Neidringhaus and Williams, also moves toward resigning viewer Loisel from the Louisiana delegation. Romain of New Orleans is tipped as likely successor. The Georgia contest will go to the credential committee as part of the Johnson faction appeal, while disputes over the District of Columbia and the Texas delegation loom large with key hearings expected to finish tomorrow.
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New Hampshire
Estabrook
McCall
New Mampehire
Wastington
A. Perkins
Nation
Washington
Montana
Cumming
Oregon
Booth Carling
Thia
Foglia
Lafollatte
Campalen
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Hughes
Roosevelt
Georgia Deterion
Johnson Facion
Jackson Iale- Garion
Rangevelt
Delawars
Fonner
Italy
Heat Potter
Philadelphia
Potter
Colonal Rangevelt
Sentinigui
Chicago
Roorevelt
United States
Senator Penrose
Benger Pontons
Penrose
Tuture
Darawalemma
Wexws
Uuruit
Lafpliette
Murray
Loulsings
Bani
Waltoner Committee
Bia
Vontesis
Loisel
Lowisiana
Romain
New Orleans
Wrest Wn. Estabrook
Z. K. Neidringhaus
Missouri
Ralph E. Willams
National Committee
Georgia
Johnson
Jackson
Mortorw
District
Indiana Republicans Leave for Convention
Indiana Republicans depart in large groups for a Chicago bound convention. Trains from Evansville and Indianapolis carry hundreds with many to later join across counties as banners and booster rallies accompany the trip. Delegations unite in Chicago for the Wednesday night gatherings and a strong turnout is anticipated.
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Indianapolis
Laks County
Gseer Ghieaga
Tallina
Evansville
Chicago
Schanke
Alenapolis
Mahone
Mawatern Offier
Spenia
Emperor William tours Wilhelmshaven amid fleet dispatches
A London report says Emperor William visited Wilhelmshaven after a Baltic action, amid news of the German fleet blunting Danish and British engagements. A British report notes the German cruiser Saxdity sighting and damage near Faro, with pursuit by British ships and casualties.
Parade to Show Capabilities of Troops Continuation Page 7
General Bell outlined contingency plans for city and outskirts including rioting. He said civilians excluding doctors and clergy should stay home during disturbances and that all armed civilians would be disarmed and treated with suspicion.
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Dindlindusis
Bell
Anti American Parade in Monterey Displays Mexican Sentiment
In Monterey Mexico 16 999 Mexicans joined a June 4 parade protesting possible American intervention. Reported anti American remarks urged Mexicans to show patriotism, with calls for residents to demonstrate unity and sovereignty despite government hesitation. The march drew a cross section of society including many women and children.
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Laredo
Texas
Meskea
Monterey
Americana
Mexico
Childran
Pershing Pays Visit to Border
General Pershing planned a border inspection trip with troops crossing the frontier two weeks earlier. He aimed to review metal and supply sites along the line between Nene and Columns as part of the mission.
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Pershing
Border
Colanta Dublan
Columbus
Feurrat John of
Pershin
Parade at Vera Cruz and the Mexican War Endings
Fragmented account describes a parade in Vera Cruz with unclear leaders and mixed signals from Jane and American officials. It notes a cable to President Wilson urging removal of treetop fortifications and ships, while protests and border concerns are hinted at in the chaotic text.
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Jane
Boy May Die as Result of an Auto Accident
A young male driver is hospitalized after a severe traffic collision. Police say the incident is under investigation and that hospital officials fear for the boy’s life as details remain unclear and the condition is critical.
British Claim German Losses Heavier In Baltic Action
British and German losses attributed after a North Sea battle. The report notes casualties among British and German officers, including Rear Admiral Hood and other titled figures. It describes the scene near London and references hospital movements and court images as the fight unfolded.
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Fasilies
Maurnera
North Sea
Horace Lambert Alexandar Hood
Invincible
Wesr
Viacount Hood
Lieitenant
Hugh Pickling
Earl of
Ibn Tne Nf Northumberland
Tacpeno
Nenter
Filward Binglam
Clen
Franklin's Orchestra Opens Week with Evening Dances
Attention all dancers as Franklin's Orchestra presents nightly dances starting Monday. The program promises lively selections to kick off a week of music and movement for local residents.
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Ce Neret
Franklin
Two Boys Injured In Auto Collision At Montgomery and Lafayette
An auto collision at the corner of Montgomery and Lafayette yesterday afternoon injured two boys. A machine owned by J. Rose McCutcheon of the Hamilton National Bank was struck by a car driven by William Jaspers. Orville Waite of 1119 Spy Run Avenue reported the incident. he and a second boy, Robert Digon aged twelve of 626 East, were treated at St Joseph's Hospital and later released.
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Getecto
Strivk
Iim
St. Peters Schon
Mognis
Calhoun Street
Japperson
Gotreke
Beresford
Admiralty
J. Rose McCutech
Tlamilton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rebert d Igon
Two cars collide in hail storm on Wassington street
Witnesses describe a high speed crash when a Mercer eight coupe and a Cadilac eight collided near a crossing. The impact snapped a telephone pole and damaged the Mercer car but left all occupants unhurt except for one arrested driver for speeding.
Furrier Narrowly Escapes Auto Crash on Huntington Road
A. Kerman, West Wayne Street furrier, escaped with minor bruises yesterday morning when his automobile left the road near the Hash farm on Huntington road and tumbled down a fifteen foot embankment. The car wrecked and turned over, a large tree had fallen across the road. Kerman walked to a creek to fish after calling for help.
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A. Kerman
West Wayne Street
Huntington Road
Kertinn
Kerman
Rip
Boy Injured in Runaway Accident Near City
A boy was thrown from a wagon and dragged a distance, suffering injuries. He was unconscious when removed to a hospital and revived later. The incident occurred near the country road as the wagon ran away. The Stearns Knight Eight Chessie will be shown at the Exposition grounds during Centennial week.
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Frian Lemmert
Luchoran
Anh
Kaya
Ates
Exposition Grounds
Roosevelt Not To Attend Moose Convention
Discussion in Progressive circles centers on aligning with Colonel Roosevelt and Justice Hughes. Delegates from Washington and other states weigh plans to nominate Roosevelt or support a joint commission to pick a candidate acceptable to both the Progressive and Republican conventions.
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Washington
Wale Tér
George W. Perkins
New Yort
Cinepilin
Troosevelt
Hughes
Calemiel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Tustlen Hughes
Wie
Convantiona
New Yorkers for Roosevelt Only Declaration
New York political bloc pledges to support Col Theodore Roosevelt for president at the national convention. Janne O Connell of New York County urges unity and firm commitment to Roosevelt on the ticket, with delegates and alternates prepared to back the nomination. Other leaders in the delegation echo the stance as they head toward Chicago.
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New York
New York City
Colnel Theodore Roosevelt
Janne
O'Connal
New York County
Chile
Mr. O'Connel
Congress Agrees To Mark Time On Appropriation Bill
Congress agrees to delay final action on the appropriation bill. The measure funds government operations with an estimated total of 1.57 billion dollars. Secretary Baker is cited in connection with the plan and the timetable remains unsettled.
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Congress
Brandeis Set to Take Oath as Associate Justice
The report notes Louis D. Brandeis will take the oath as associate justice of the Supreme Court tomorrow after rumors of confirmation. No further arguments will be heard this term, and he will participate only in routine motions until fall. Senate debate over related appropriation measures and committee reports are also mentioned.
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Pegtodee
Butteson
Bhtkeslea
Blakeslee
Washington
Louis H. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Senate
Astra
Centennial Week Begins With Storm Across Town
A Centennial Week storm caused scattered damage and hail in parts of the city while New Haven reported large hail. Despite showering gravel on some streets, repairs were swift and the pageant proceeded with minimal disruption. Local operators restored communications quickly and observers forecast fair weather today.
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Laka
Stellhorn Bridge
New Haven
McDonough
Chance of Columbia
Ceolhonn
German Assaults Thrown Back in Alpine Front
Reports state German forces were repulsed in renewed attacks on Austrians near the Italian front. Italian lines held firm around Arsiva region as Allied air and naval movements continue to press the enemy.
Canadians Cling to Front in Verdun Battle Surge
French and Canadian forces face heavy bombardment near Verdun as German guns pound the lines. Canadian battalions counterattack at St Julien, retaking ground with determined bayonet and artillery fire amid brutal ground fighting and heavy casualties.
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Britney Headquarters
France
Fran
Johan
Sanctuary Wood
Aghtins
Fisk
Martas
Ypres
Uear
St. Julien
Thos Son
Hineseghaut
Saat
Waren Pulers
Anit Bay
Anetting Riebt Adal
French Repulse Attacks on Verdun Front Reported
German forces on the Verdun front push near the Caillous road and Damloun, making progress while French counter fire holds key positions. The Paris bureau notes French repulses at Fort Vaux and the ravine between Garoloup and Fort Wang, with heavy clashes and prisoner counts reported.
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Paris
Fort Vaux
Ventiue
Fror
Star Office
Syench
Garoloup
Fort Wang
Counter Guhick
Uig
Berlin
London
Cailous Road
Damloun
Forte Less
War Office
TWO BRITISH VESSELS SUNK AND CAPTAIN CHANGES
Fragmentary dispatches report two British ships sunk the Dewsland and Salmonpool with losses unclear. Salmonpool 4907 gross tons sailed from Adelaide on March 39 arriving Tasman area with movement unknown. Dewsland 1698 tons departed Penarth May 4 for division maneuvers. Later notes mention captains named for Chicago University baseball prospects and a death of Dr. Robert Skinner educator and author in Chicago.
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Marcy
Tas Maimas
Bnt
Dewsland
Penarth
Chicago
Inbert Skinsner
Skinner
Valpsratso
Ind
Valparaiso University
Raino
Lincoln
Veteran Telegraphers Start New Service Roles
A veteran telegrapher, DiBs, is noted in a June report as entering service with a major company after years in the New York district. The brief item highlights career transition and prior district duties, reflecting ongoing industry reshaping.
Local Angolan News Delivers Family Notices and Events
The Angola area reports a stream of personal notices including engagements and weddings for Mire Mata and Angela, with other marriages and family gatherings noted. Community announcements cover reunions, visits, and travelers arriving or expected, plus a local rural wedding event and a town home gathering.
Hicksville features and plans spark regional activity
Port Wainlaugh attendee Mc Allderback's father funeral is noted while Mason plans to move to Bluffton. Hicksville's Hoon's science exhibit, a Brush Department showcase, and a large convention at Butte are highlighted. Local trades, merchants, and a shipper build momentum as six vessels relieve town tasks and expand regional commerce.
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Hicksville
Joe Diklerback
Port Wain Larg
Mc. Allderback
Me Allderback, Jr
Salure
Vant Mason
Tolwich
Nas
Bluffton
LaVon Boo
Palmery
Haanwaa
Elias
Coney Anditi
Downonee
Ssulta
Kinters
Ogier Petrita
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