Progressives Await Action as Roosevelt Nominating Move Central
Chicago June 5 The Progressive National Committee withholds nominating a candidate until next Saturday awaiting the Republican convention action. Delegates and alternates are being counted with 631 accredited voters on the roll and large double delegations expected, while Oscar Strauss of New York emerges as a prominent consideration for the nomination.
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Chicago
Progressive National Committee
Roosevelt
Oscar Strauss
New York
Hughes
Day Starts in Uncertainty at Republican and Progressive Conventions
Uncertainty defined the campaign 48 hours before the Republican and Progressive conventions opened in Chicago. Rumors swirled between Hughes Roosevelt and Hughes again as factions moved and retreated, with organizers hoping a late break would spark stable support and a clearer path to the gatherings.
Nominating Fight Shapes GOP Rally as Delegates Rally
Newspaper report tracks party stalwarts during the presidential nominating contest. Delegates and camp followers flood a 25 000 acre convention area as leaders weigh Hughes Roosevelt and Wilson. J Bryan surveys headquarters for Roosevelt and hints at the tense mood guiding strategy.
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Wilson
Republican Party
Diogenesi Hughes
Roosevelt
Hughes
Bryan Asked About Prohibition Nomination
In New York state headquarters Mr Bryan was asked if he would accept Prohibition party nomination and he replied he could do more good for prohibition within the Democratic party.
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New York
Bryan
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Willow Springs social notices and visits across households
Mrs A J Flory and children visited Mrs D W Studebaker. Winfred Wells of Union visited Mrs W J Deay. Many family gatherings occurred at the Churchibaugh home with extended kin from Pleasant Grove and Lawrence. Students on vacation return home. Julius Uhrlaub is building a residence at Ninth and Missouri streets.
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A. J. Flory
D. W. Studebaker
Winfred Wells
Union
J. Deay
Frank Deay
Bertha ‘Kester
Stella Deay
Jim) ‘Anderson
Pleasant _ Grove
W. J. Dean
Owen Flory
Henry
Samuel ‘Churchibaugh
Will Forth
Grandma Forth
Lawrence
E. E. Churchbaugh
Grandma
Baker
Isaac
Levi Flory
D. H. Kesler
W. P. Forth
H. A. Deay
William Churchbaugh
Clarence Filburn
Will Boehle
Pll Wilson
Skinner
Jim Anderson
Pleasant Grove
Bart Churchbaugh
L. Wile
Tiaac Flory
Jonas Filburn
Paigor Flory
Elwood
Twank Bey
Baldwin
A. B. Stanwix
B. Shuck
Clinton
F. A. Deay
Will-Forth
Grandma Baker
Overbrook
Fand
Ed Forth
Flory
Bun Flory
Clifford’ Deay
Deay
Hazel
Solon Markley
Etta
Bertha Kesler
Robert Markley
Mr. Deay
Will Deay
Clearfield
Lizzi
Dietz
Churchbough
Julius Uhrlaub
Ninth
Missouri Streets
Haskell Society Baseball Game Set For Tomorrow
Tomorrow athletic events mark the start of Haskell’s commencement program with a 2:30 PM baseball game between the Websters and the Invincibles, two elder Haskell societies. A national sport contest follows featuring Montezuma and Sara A. ns girls societies, with examinations and a drill by Cr ge of Heart.
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Haskell
Webtsers
The
Invincibles
Montezuma
Sara A.ns
Graeber, Albach Lead Incomplete Score Ledger
The fragment notes Graeber and Albach tied to lead with Morris mentioned as high man at 160. Other numbers appear as stray scores or identifiers in an unclear athletic or meet ledger.
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Graeber
Albach Graeber
Morris
Trench Raiding a New War Sport in France
British and German forces vie in trench raids near No Man's Land as officers and soldiers adopt close combat tactics. The piece describes raid objectives, weapons, and protective gear including steel corsets and corselets, noting differing patterns between French and British designs and their impact on survival and maneuver.
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France
Pilus
Ryan
Indus Remin
Erin
Bac
Cmrps
Sanilitary Wits
Jim
Lord
Shanghnessy
Canadian-Pacific Railway
BRGKE School Records Fall at Haskell Meet
Stover and Bates set new marks at the Haskell school meet as two records fell in track events. The Websters won by one point over the Invincibles with a broad jump reaching 21.5 feet. Bates improved the mile time and Bates also set a school mark in the four laps while Patasant, the Zuni runner, finished close behind.
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Stover
Bates
Haskell
Websters
Patasant
Rain Cancels Haskell Baker Baseball Game
The scheduled baseball game between Haskell College and Baker University was called off due to rain. Indian athletes had hoped to compete and attend evening commencement events, but the weather dampened plans and delayed activities.
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Haskell! Institute
Methodists
Haskel
Baker University
Haskell Boys
Simpson shines as Kansas track hopefuls set records
Missouri Valley athletics report star Bob Simpson of the Varsity club may break another record after helping Missouri University to 49 points in Chicago. He blasted a 4 3 5 second broad sprint and displayed top form in the high hurdles. Meanwhile Kansas State plans reshuffle with Lowman and Bonde resignations, and coaches signings stir Columbia athletics.
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Columbia
Bob Simpson
Chicago
Sinaps
Missouri University
Simpson
Hagdler
Vania
Wendel
Manhattan
Kani
Kansas State Agrural
Guy S. Lowman
John Bonde
Car Meriter
Volumbia Curre
I T. Ha Knex
State Board of Administration
Anan
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas State Mandal ‘Training Normal
Courtright
Wisconsin Wins Western Meet as Treweeke and Rebey Shine
Wisconsin triumphed with 49 points at the Western panderepee Meet. Reber and Treweeke placed in events with Treweeke tied for third in high jump and Rebey taking second in shot put. Beck pitched for Winfield in a spring game fanning eighteen batters and allowing one hit as a freshman multi sport athlete.
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Reber
Treweeke
James
Northwestern
Bonnie
Rebey
Wisconsin
Missouri
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