Convention By Acclamation In A Fractured Platform War
Report of a Democratic national convention scene where suffrage plank division grows into a protests clash. Governors Ferguson and others back minority views while Wilson and Pittman defend majority demands. Thunderstorm, crowd shifts, and finally the suffrage plank gains momentum and support as the convention adjourns.
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Montana
Senate Mali
Martin
Lom~ Hy
Teton
Jie
Isaymreyet
Treland
Gaus Mithin
Rosted
Baltimore
Fleming
Pereguson
Texte
Union
Ferguson
Rexport
Burnett
Georgia
Nugent
New Jersey
Stephen B. ¥Lemdag
Fort Wayne
Ind
Piri
Stone
Senator Stone
Fargyacn
Nat
Pittman
Nevada
Daughery
Ikering
Lesser Pathronis Fang
Phiman
Wishewent
Wilson
Walshen
Benatue Walsh
Stitex
Mine Workers Wire A Request
Indianap ois June 1b report shows United Mine Workers sending a telegram to Nonwoven Stour, chairman of the resolutions committee, urging inclusion in platform. The national executive board of the United Mine Workers of America is to consider the request, representing a broad range of labor interests across the United States.
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Frank P. Walsh
Whge
United
John P. White
Frank J. Hays
William Green
Indianapodia
Jame
Aly
United Mine Workers of Amor
Sen
Mula Public
Democratic National Cuiverition
St. Louis
He Jairtss Phutfoom
Recammiienor Rik
Euitennin
Camminston
Tientennational
Unitted Wine Workers of American
United States
Une
Marshall Ready for Part in Fray
Washington reports President received telegram from Vice President Marshall at Indianapolis promising loyalty as he faced the Republican nomination. The president, in a happy mood, read congratulatory messages after being notified by secretary Tu Multy and greeted cabinet members bearing broad smiles.
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Washington
Marshall
Indianapolis
Tu- Multy
M Ibg
White House
Vice President Marshall Congratulates Wilson Nomination
Indianapolis dispatch reports Thomas F. Marshall, vice president, re-elected Democratic nominee at St Louis, sending telegrams to President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson from himself and Mrs. Marshall. He praises Wilson’s likely re-election and loyalty to the president and convention.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas FR. Marchal
United States
St. Lewis
Willliam L. Elder
Delaware Street
Wiggan
Marshall
Washington
Hoe
Wilson
Romissson
Mr. Marshall
Russians Push Forward Steadily Across Front
War dispatches describe steady Soviet offensives touching multiple sectors. Reports from Berlin and Paris recount shelling, trench captures near Verdun, and advances on the Mort Homme slope. London notes Briton gains in Meno Potamia while Constantinople cites Turkish forces skirmishing east of Lornport. Africa reports joint advances and village losses.
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Allée
Solnoutheist
Koyel
Russia
Berlin
Pranwlaka
Verdun
Paris
Save Wo
Tiureday
To Mort Homme
London
Meno- Potamia
Kuto Anita
Constantinople
Africa
King of Italy Congratulates Czar
King of Italy extends warm congratulations to the Czar in a formal note praising the Russian leadership and noting the strong friendship between their realms. The dispatch, dated June 17 in London, lauds the efforts shaping military and political progress and expresses hopeful sentiments for further harmony.
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Pruroghal
Srates
El Paso orders mobilize as border tensions rise
Reports state American troops in El Paso and nearby areas were ordered to reinforce and prepare for possible invasion. Mexican authorities dispute, while border towns experience anti American demonstrations and heightened security. Officials consider troop movements, refuge ships, and National Guard mobilization in response.
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Isl Paso
Tena
Ine 1
ANT Allerican
el Paso
United States
Tom Lea
Zhoty Et
Caunttille
King
Mexico
Monterey
Carranza
Committee Names Wilson Choice Continues
Fractured text shows a political committee naming Wilson as its choice with ongoing designation. readable fragments hint at committee structure and ongoing selection process without full details or dates.
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Wilson
Carranza Note in Line With Plank
A Rudder Press report outlines Carranza notes aligned with a stated plank and warns the Mexican government. Details of a raid, vote, and potential conference are unclear, with U.S. officials denying outside influence and emphasizing no plan to alter policy while border tensions and possible raids on American towns are discussed.
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Detsils
Witsen API
San Ignacio
Mexicantil
Cirranan
Vticlis
Carranza
Lansing Jo Lny
Cecil Spring-Rice
Maegee
Mexico
Van Wert News Briefs Report Local Wedding and Visitors
Dune 1b Misa Juno Gambie daughter of Rev and Mrs WOW wed at Solvoile on South Washington Street. The ceremony was by Hay Gamble, with about fifty guests present. After the ceremony, a reception followed and the couple left for Cincinnati. Various locals are noted visiting relatives in Cleveland, Indianapolis, Nobleville, and Ann Arbor. Social events include bridge games and a luncheon with a musical program. An accident near Cleveland involved a scythe and horse, sending tendons to sever.
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Wow. Growble
Carl St. Bell
Asnton
So Vloile
South Washington Street
Hay. Gamble
Coupie
Ciminintl
J. B. Smith
Pawidtus Yertera
Wice Bila Smith
Purmaert
Pant
Marein
Cleveland
W. H. Perry
Urena C. Hutchieys
Ast Malin Street
EL. Mercer
Toledo
Eld
Dr. Woorruff
Mat Wassenberg
Indianapolis
Nobleaville
HV. Alney
Convoy Yesterges
Ann Arbor
Elliott
Tarre
F. Eliott
Tareasgate
Ind
F. Hoke
Hoa
Krigata
Pychias Et Clevenal
van Weert
J. Blain
Oliver
Pivm
My Klein
Ralph Cromer
Fort Warne
Lillie Longsworth
Redrary
Huntington
Prtenia
Jolson Clark
Sista ‘Piqua
Local Warsaw Notes Include Visits and Guests
Warsaw residents and visitors fill the week with family stays and local business. Mrs Denise Webber visits state college with Roy Webber family. Mrs Ralph Nusbaum and daughter Frances visit Islighaut relatives. Miss Mae Mranta from North Manchester spends Thursday in Warsaw. Mrs Charles Stuart of Lowen attends the event for Mr Byer. Mr and Mrs Carl Kratzach host guests by Adwood alley.
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Luna
Goshen
Mic Ah Power
Wsaell Stewart Bk
Appandictis
Merenn
Pan
Peaiy Wensier
Ward Warxin
Ulsitare Uaraday
Orl
Wayne
Mra
Ee Me Mosman
Akron
Mire
Air
Chaelex Bruier
Elwood
Nef
Dustin
Arner
Denise Webber
Staat College
Roy
Webber
Ralph Nusbaum
Wrences
Wre Vieting
Islighaut
Mae Mranta
Manchester
Beasie Sloan Ik
Eddie J. Ot
Sloan
Ruth Brindley
Charles Stuart
Ws Lowen
Ait Byer
el Stuart
Dire
Tinery Distey
Dadzaive
Adwodd Alley
Cksit
Mrs
Carl Kratzach
Tics Gren
AAT
Exposition 10 Close Tonight With Mardi Gras Style
Centenary Indiana exposition winds down with a masquerade night and a grand carnival vibe. About 2000 in costume expected, with cash prizes, fireworks, Elks band, pageant stars, and dancing pavilion to cap the celebration amid rain delays and big crowds.
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Hoosier State
New Orleans
Port ‘Wayne
Jagt
Berger
Hippodrome
Trea
Wienabee
Elks
34 Graduates at St. Patrick's and St. Catherine's Academy
Friday evening commencement united St. Patrick’s and St. Catherine’s Academy in a church service led by Rev. Joseph I. Delaney who also preached. Prof. Henry Krull directed the organ and choir, as diplomas were awarded for the academic course and commercial studies. Eighteen young men received diplomas for the arimenst school course and graduates were recognized with the highest honors.
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Pst Catherine's Academy
St. Pat- Thea
Parpehint
Joseph I. Delaney
Henry Krull
Aéedemie Enurre
Ana Elusa
Crane Vale
Conrie
Areimst School
Lenenn- Hon
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