Old Guard Quits After Second Ballot With New Yorker In Lead
At the Republican National Convention in Chicago on two ballots today Justice Hughes led the field and gained strength. The convention adjourned until tomorrow at 11 o'clock after a ten hour session. First ballot Hughes 25314 votes. second ballot 32814. Roosevelt showed strength on first ballot but rose only slightly on the second. Michigan shifted to Hughes on the second ballot. Roosevelt received McCall’s support.
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Texas
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National Updates Add Context to Page Lines
Additional national news brief notes new policy angles and economic signals. It hints at broader implications for markets and public sentiment without detailing specific figures or names.
Hughes Holds Narrow Lead As Ballots End
Chicago June 1 Justice Hughes of New York leads tonight with 48 votes likely the Republican presidential nominee. He gained more on the recont ballot than any other candidate though backers warn ground could shift tomorrow. Roosevelt supporters show strength but Fairbanks faction prepares for day two while Progressives back Roosevelt.
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Anti American Demonstrations Reported in Northern Mexico
Washington reports anti American demonstrations in northern Mexico especially in Chihuahua San Luis Potosi and Nuevo Leon. Officials say protests have been largely speech making but temper is tense with possible escalation as border tensions rise. State Department agents in Mexico are aiding and border updates continue on page 6.
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San Luis Potosi
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Waterway Men 10 Appeal Will Call Public Meeting
Huntington county officials announce an appeal of the decision on the Toledo Fort Wayne Manting tom and Chicago barge canal. Hon. Samuel Donkridge says they will confer with waterway workers in Huntington Bowser to arrange a meeting and discuss plans for an appeal. Continued on page 6.
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Duty of Every Ft. Wayne Citizen To See Pageant
A call by Harry Williams urges Fort Wayne residents to attend a grand pageant, framing it as a civic duty and lasting memorial. He argues the spectacle honors past sacrifices, honors local achievement, and strengthens community pride by sharing in the created art and its historical vision.
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Harry Mr. Williams
Cldgenanio
Clyle
Imurt
Fort Wayne
Russian thrust drives across front in Europe war report
London reported Russian forces push from the Pripet to the Romanian border along a 250 mile front. 1,143 officers and over 64,700 men were taken prisoner since the drive began. German and Austro Hungarian actions and demobilization moves in Greece were also noted amid ongoing front line battles.
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Hampshire Afire Before She Sank
A damaged report notes an event near the Orkney Islands involving Marl Ritchener, the British war minister, and a Britta or Harmomitive seen as the ship carried him toward Russle. The minister warned Monday night, an hour after Kitchener and aides embarked on a cruiser at Seth’s extreme. Continued on Page 6 Column 3.
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Results of the roll call by states and votes
A fragmented roll call shows names like Hughes Roosevelt Burton Fairbanks Sherman and Root with totals per state across multiple lines. Entries include California passed Illinois and Indiana tallies and repeated references to Roosevelt and Hughes. the page notes continued lines on page 6 column 4.
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Jons
Fort Wayne Beauty Pageant Highlights Across Three Nights
A fragment describes three nights of Fort Wayne pageant performances showcasing the city’s history and local beauty, with praise for stagecraft and period set pieces. It notes attendance and overall reception while referencing the event’s display of regional culture on a late weekend and Monday showing.
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Stores Close Tonight for Centennial Appeal
Local stores suspend business this centennial eve to urge public support. Merchants rally shoppers with a generous spirit, inviting community loyalty and photo pages to honor the event. Continued on Page 3, Column 8.
Roosevelt to Be Nominated by Progressive Convention
Theodore Roosevelt faced a near certainty of presidential nomination at the Progressive National Convention in Chicago after hours of tense debate. Leaders postponed formal action overnight, hoping for a last minute accord with Republicans or a direct statement from Roosevelt.
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Compromise Candidate Sought By Progressives In Chicago
In Chicago on June 10 the peace conference between Republican and Progressive conventions adjourned without a definite agreement. The progressives proposed a compromise candidate, while Republicans hesitated to name any single nominee among ten possible candidates. Opinion was divided, with Senator Borah open to a deal, others uncertain, and some predicting a possible Progressive nomination.
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Hughes Enemies Ready to Make Last Stand
Chicago report from June highlights the political crisis as Hughes faces a near-deadlock convention. Alliances shift to block nomination while Roosevelt's influence and key managers like Weeks and Sherman influence the plan to rally votes for a third ballot. Coalition leaders seek reinforcement from Sagamore Hill to derail Hughes and push a rival candidate.
Public meeting winds up Mouse Lodge dedication
A local public meeting set to close the Mouse Lodge dedication week includes a reception for Mana members and friends and a concert by the Moosenstrt band. The Nickel Nat Phe Vaid will feature in the fraternal parade with planned decor and arrangements announced for the event.
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Exposition Open Sunday Draws Enormous Fort Wayne Crowd
Rain spoiled days of the industrial exposition and hippodrome at North Calhoun Street. The big show will be held Sunday with ideal weather expected. Foreseeable largest audience in Fort Wayne for an amusement event, with more than 11,900 people once noted.
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Missing First G. O. P. Convention in Forty Years
A fragmentary statewide report discusses the relocation and timing of the first G. O. P. convention in four decades. It notes historical attendance in 1876 and hints at preparations for Chicago events this week, with references to Sunday meetings and party leaders.
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Weather Notes Blur Amid Sparse Local Fragments
Fragmentary weather notes describe a damp Saturday with cloudy skies and uncertain rain chances. The text mentions brief forecasts and unclear times, offering limited detail on conditions for the day and nearby areas.
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