Conferees Agree On Roosevelt Unity Plan
A joint Progressive Republican conference report outlines agreement on uniting the parties around Theodore Roosevelt as a leading candidate. The committee members Perkins York Johnson Bonanarte Wilkinson Parker and Butler signed the document, noting the cordial talks and a proposal to present a unified front at the convention.
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Robertson May Be Kitchener's Successor
Robertson may become Britain s next war secretary as civilian leadership is favored while relying on General William Robertson head of the imperial general staff and deputy to Kitchener He has risen from the ranks and is seen as a remarkable figure with military acumen despite not being a traditional field commander The piece notes his ascent through roles in France and the imperial general staff at age sixty six
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Old Guard Quits After the Second Ballot
Behind the second ballot the Old Guard shifts support and Roosevelt faces withdrawal as Hughes garners votes from multiple states. Delegates endure long speeches all day while anti-Roosevelt forces consolidate, aiming for a nomination with hopes of ion seats and party unity tomorrow.
Unclear protest scene disrupts city meeting crowds
A fragmentary report describes a tumultuous public gathering in Fairbanks with loud cheering lasting about half an hour, shouting and disorder as officials attempted to present. The text is garbled but indicates a chaotic demonstration and apparent clashes with security.
Gallery Gods Ss Strong for Col Roosevelt at Coliseum
At the Coliseum Chicago on June 3 Senator Fall of New Mexico opened the Roosevelt platform as delegates rose in support. Crowds cheered while 76 delegates stood, then a series of seconding speakers from multiple states backed Roosevelt with notable names including Merion Buller and Marion Rutherford among others as the nomination progressed.
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Silence Keeps Justice Hughes at Home During Convention
In Chicago, Justice Hughes stayed secluded at his residence and office during the convention day. He spent the evening with his family, received newspaper representatives privately, and offered no public statement as news of the adjournment arrived.
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Wilson reviews late dispatches after theatre visit
President Wilson received remits of the Lalloting at Chicnan by special wire and studied them late at night after returning from the theatre. He also reviewed personal messages from supporters while drafting a platform for the Democratic convention in St Louis.
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Hughes Enemies Ready to Make Last Stand
A fragmented front-page piece depicts Hughes opponents rallying for a final bid as delegates near a convention. Key figures like Te Verubilenn readers and Nichols are cited amid party strategy and shifts in support. The narrative hints at internal tensions and anticipated alignment among rival factions.
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Political maneuvering at party conventions described
Fragments describe anti Hughes talks and efforts to unite factions. George W. Perkins and Senator Pen rose of Pennsylvania discuss stopping Hughes and backing Roosevelt or Root. Allies fear Roger sells jellies enemies hurting coalition. Possible progressives endorsement for Roose velt and vice presidency discussed.
Russian Thrust Wounds War News Escalation
War page report notes a Russian thrust during ongoing hostilities. A convoy and shore batteries engage near Tampwhice, with distress signals, fires, and naval casualties reported. Survivors, exhausted Inuit, and scattered bodies are found along cliffed coastline.
Roosevelt Colosseum Tribute Sparks Roosevelt for President
Senator Fally urged nominating Theodore Roosevelt at the Chicago convention. He argued the platform must fit the leader to guide foreign policy and unite the nation amid warlike nations. He invoked Mexican and international appeals and urged Roosevelt as the United States leader.
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Results of the roll call by states in Republican convention
The article lists state by state roll call tallies for Roosevelt Hughes Weeks and others, with totals and notable absences. It notes official ballot results, voting percentages, and references to forthcoming conference actions and strategy at the Republican National Convention.
Hughes Has Long End Of Betting In Nomination Talk
Disjointed AP style notes discuss progressive leaders hoping to block Roosevelt and nominate a different candidate. References to W H Roosevelt, party chairs, and denizens of Wertelle appear in scrambled phrases. The fragment hints at intra party maneuvering ahead of a potential nomination battle.
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Conventions Form Amid Talks of Party Nominations
In Chicago observers note Republican and Progressive party talks shaping today as conventions open. Predictors say neither side will rush a nominee, with the rival camps potentially delaying formal nominations until tomorrow after late-night deliberations.
Exposition To Open Sunday On City Grounds
Exposition will be open Sunday continuing from the prior page. Visitors will find exhibits, booths, and demonstrations showcasing local industry and culture. Officials urge attendees to arrive early and plan for parking and crowd control.
Waterway Men 10 Call Public Meeting
A group named Waterway Men 10 plans a public meeting to advance a deep waterway project. They seek support from lawmakers in the Twelfth district and Congress to push for action. Details on date and venue were not set.
Results of the Roll Call by States Continued
The tally lists state by state votes for Roosevelt and Hughes with other names like Root Burton Weeks Cummins and Fairbanks. totals show a national final of 947 with extensive cross endorsements and multiple partial counts across states and territories.
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Exposition Opens With Nightly Shows And Rides
Bent on a good time and with money to spend the crowd gathered on Calhoun Street for the exposition opening. General admission is 25 cents with a large program of heat acts and a midways area in the hibgidrome at the far north end. The Somds atiaw will perform, and all acts run three shows daily. The Exposition Moths will display goods made in Port Wayne and many items sold locally, opening tomorrow.
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Ant American Demonstrations Across the Border
Reports describe mass demonstrations urging Americans to stay on the U S side of the border as Carranza troops maintain a fragile hold. Officials fear agitation could spark expulsions of Pershing’s expedition, though no violence beyond incidents near Chinpahoa City and Monterey is cited.
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Roosevelt Peace Conference Delegates Hold Fast to Veiled Nomination
Delegates at the Havana Coliseum faced a tense day as Roosevelt supporters urged patience and unity. The session, marked by a tense wait for a nomination, settled a platform without a new prohibition plank and adjourned after Roosevelt leads dominated discussions. Senator Korah of Idaho drew the crowd with a brief appeal for harmony before pledging to back Roosevelt if nominated by both parties.
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Roosevelt Counsels Calm Deliberation In Progressive Convention
Oyster Bay June 3 The progressive convention grows restless as calls for a final decision intensify. Theodore Roosevelt urges delay awaiting definite action by Republicans while progressives press for clarity on a separate ticket. Locals expect a possible tied ticket if Republicans fail to show spirit of compromise.
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Big Moose Assumes Control Of Progressive Convention
After the Republican convention adjourned, Colonel Roosevelt took political direction of the progressive gathering. His aides guided efforts via long distance calls as he planned for the next day. A Chicago balloting update reported by Oyster Bay correspondents noted Roosevelt's involvement.
Roosevelt Seeks Strength After First Ballot in Republican Convention
Oyster Bay New York June 4 Colonel Roosevelt expressed deep interest upon learning of the first ballot result in the Republican convention He declined to comment and said he would likely have no statement tonight He believes Hughes maximum support was on the second ballot and Penrose moved for adjournment Judgment suggests Roosevelt sees growing odds for his influence in the race.
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Roosevelt pledge delays vote on prohibition plank
In Oyster Bay on June 9 Colonel Roosevelt said he secured a pledge from the progressives to not initiate action until tomorrow while a Chicago vote on the prohibition plank showed 62 for yes and 82 for no after an extensive debate this afternoon.
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Roosevelt Telegram Supports Taft In 1912 Nominations
From Oyster Bay June 6 Colonel Roosevelt published a telegram from Frank M. MacLennan editor of the Topeka State Journal. The editor vows support if any convention nominates Taft or if only progressive nominates. He warns a weak platform would hurt American lives property and national prestige. Governor Whitman in Chicago predicts Hughes will be the Republican standard bearer tomorrow.
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Will R Wood Names Fairbanks As Republican Candidate
Chicago June 2 Charles W Fairbanks was presented to the Republican National Convention by Representative William T Wood of Indiana as Indiana's candidate for the presidency. Wood praised Fairbanks as a capable leader with experience from the Spanish War era and a record of sound money and protective tariff support. He argued Fairbanks would unite the party, win two Indiana Senate seats, and uphold Republican principles with integrity and decisive leadership.
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