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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1916
Page
11
Chicago dispatch notes Republican leaders debating platform elements for the convention. Senators Lodge Borah Sutherland and others back proposals emphasizing Americanism and nationalism, with debate over woman suffrage recall and protectionist planks.
Chicago June 3 Representatives of Republican presidential hopefuls face a paradox as Justice Hughes gains unexpected momentum after fears his path was blocked. The Hughes surge prompts calls for a unity bid with Roosevelt’s influence, aiming to prevent split support that could undermine the party at the polls.
Washington June 5 President Wilson and his cabinet prepare for tomorrow's meeting to discuss the reply to General Carranza's note demanding withdrawal of American troops from Mexico. The administration will insist US expedition will not be withdrawn while diplomats weigh other questions raised. Some believe foreign agents in Mexico City may be influencing an anti American tilt, while others push to curb US influence in Latin America. The reply may address other demands such as domestic affairs. continued on page 18.
Amsterdam dispatch reports the German emperor sending congratulatory messages to Grand Admiral von Tirpitz and Grand Admiral von Koaster after his fleet returned victoriously from a heavy engagement. The note praises Tirpitz for leadership and thanks him personally for the victory.
In Chihuahua City on June 5 Pablo Lopez Villa's chief lieutenant was executed by firing squad in Santa Rosa. Lopez, linked to the January Santa Ysabel massacre and actions at Columbus, faced the squad with no regret. He left letters urging his wife and father to believe in his loyalty as he died for his country.
Mooseheart Band performs at the dedication of Mooseheart home in Port Wayne Indiana with a public meeting at Moose Auditorium. Hon Samuel M Foeter presides and Hon John J Lentz delivers an address titled Mooseheart. Events include a 4:30 pm motor tour and a Moose quartet providing music.
The Mooseheart band arrived amid a major welcome at Fort Wayne lodge No 200. A concert at Moose lodge auditorium drew a huge crowd and many praised the band's musical ability. Plans for today include a parade and formal dedication at the corner of West Warne and Webster streets with an anticipated 1000 members.
Weather report shows variable showers across Sineh Voreesty and surrounding regions with unsettled conditions. Periods of sun and clouds expected on Wednesday with gentle to moderate winds and cooler temperatures.
More than 2,700 delegates attend the three day convention as Voting Women of Nation launch a political party under the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage to press for a Susan B Anthony amendment plank in party platforms. Miss Mate Younger of California is temporary chair. Ann Martin of Reno is permanent chair. The group vows to seek universal woman suffrage and influence broader party stances without ideology shift for broader equal rights.
Chaperones in charge arrange to care for participating children each evening. Children will be kept in their decising tent on Chiaton street and should be called there at the close of the performance.
Fort Wayne hosts a centennial celebration opening at the industrial exposition and hippodrome on North Calhoun street. Free acts and a strong band program entertain visitors while booths give away souvenirs. the crowd fills the grounds as visitors view local products and enjoy performances by The Scotch Highlands band known as The Kitties.
Stage is set for the opening display of a great pageant at Pageant grounds near Reser Park with the first performance tonight. Tickets are $2 general, $1 bleacher, 50c reserved. reservations at Wolf & Dessauer’s department store near Berry Street.
June 5 dispatch reports a broad Russian offensive from the Pripet river to the Romanian frontier about 250 miles, with heavy shelling near Olyka and Volhynia. Attacks persist near Verdun, Verdund, and Damloup as trenches hold and bombardments continue. no major position changes noted.
Arkansas swept by tornadoes leaves fifty nine dead and over a hundred injured as communications fail across the state. Dead listed from multiple towns including Hot Springs Morrillton and Washington County, with damage widespread and fears of higher toll.
The event described as a historic outdoor dramatic production promises unique spectacle with seats limited and one final chance to attend. Organizers urge attendees to secure a seat as tonight’s pageant may be unmatched in American theater history.
Indian leader Schmidt, repeatedly mentioned as Schmidt, has been chosen to head the Prohibition State Committee at tonight's meeting. The motion favors organizing the state committee with focus on upcoming campaigns and policy guidance.
Scene 1 actors report at 4 o'clock this evening in the dressing room, Scene 2 at 5, and Scenes 3 4 and A at 7 80 tonight. Actors must bring soap and towels for the facilities.
Chicago June 5 Chairman Murdoch urged Colonel Roosevelt as a national president type in a Progressive National Committee session. He argued for readiness, naval and military buildup, and a break from wait and see policy in Mexico. He claimed Republicans should back a progressive candidate to restore national virility and preparedness. Continued on Page 16, Column 8.
Turbulent discussions in the party fold as President Wilson weighs McAdoo for a leading role in the coming convention. Some committee members resist a fast lineup while others push for quick unity ahead of the national gathering.
Trial unfolds over alleged conspiracy involving officials and bribes for liquor profits. Prosecutor Gene Williams leads prosecution as Newhouse and Shell testify about payments and police protection, with testimony detailing weekly bribe and drink arrangements and city officials connected to illicit schemes.
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