Galler ies in wild uproar at coliseum
Chicago June 9 Senator Fall of New Mexico nominated Roosevelt amid a Roosevelt demonstration in the gallery lasting 35 minutes. About seventy six delegates stood, young men handed out flags while North Carolina Nevada and New Mexico delegates joined in singing We Want Teddy as galleries shouted for Roosevelt. Chairman Harang secured order and Olavich of Wisconsin then nominated La Follette.
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Women Leaders II Big Demonstration at Coliseum
A large demonstration at the Coliseum featured women leaders as speakers. Spectators tore flags from decors, officers battled crowds, and Chief Rutherford urged calm while Governor White urged order. Harding called for quiet as the crowd settled and the gallery reaction cooled.
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Young Philip Edwards Injured in Bicycle Spoke Accident
A serious bicycle accident occurred last evening near the residence of Philip Edwards. Medical attention was required to remove a blunt spoke embedded in his body after the incident.
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Lodge Nomination for Weeks as Republican President Candidate
Senate colleague Henry Cabot Lodge nominates John Wingate Weeks of Massachusetts at the party convention. The speech lauds Weeks's naval and political career, appeals for unity, and argues Weeks embodies American ideals, national defense, and sound economic policy.
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Brumbaugh Nominated by Pennsylvania at National Convention
Chicago June 9 Martin Grove Brumbaugh governor of Pennsylvania was presented to the Republican national convention as a presidential candidate by Emerson Collins deputy attorney general. The speech praised Brumbaugh’s record reforms including Workmen’s Compensation and a pioneering child labor law linking schools to factories.
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Smashed Austrian Front Report Reaches Russian Embassy
Central News dispatch from Rome reports the Austrian front has been completely broken along a stretch of mile. The Russian advisers indicate heavy impact on Austrian lines with retreat and disruption near the northern sector.
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Death of Mrs Jennie V Smith After Sudden Paralysis
Mrs Jennie V Smith aged fifty seven died this forenoon at her home 42 Ohio Street after a sudden paralysis yesterday evening. The body will be taken to Wamega Kansas tomorrow morning for burial in the Westmoreland lot. Surviving are two daughters Agnes and Edith Annet. sons George W and Borflen. The family moved to Lawrence this spring from Herington.
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Harmony Prospects Fire Up Both Conventions
Chicago reports conservatives in control of both the Republican and Progressive conventions with unity urged. Hughes nominated for president with Whitman praise. cheers erupt as delegates press for unity and a Roosevelt-era platform.
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Political chaos surrounds third day of 1912 conventions
Delegates to Republican and Progressive conventions gathered in Chicago amid uncertainty as weather and political tensions clouded prospects. A midnight peace conference at the Chicago Club sought harmony, while reports on nominations and possible third candidates remained unresolved as Rival camps pressed for action.
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Lawrence Man Startles With Booze Motion
Customs inspectors at the international bridge in El Paso Texas halted entry of any Americans into Mexico until further notice from Washington. The unexplained order interrupts crossings as a protest linked to a proposed strict liquor amendment presented to a convention.
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Borah Praises Roosevelt as Progressives rally for Teddy
Senator Borah arrives at the mall auditorium and receives a roaring ovation as he endorses Roosevelt as the Progressive leader. The crowd chants "We want Teddy" while Borah urges unity and harmony between the two conventions and a joint fight for the nation.
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Convention Debates Prohibition Amendment At Progressive Meet
Delegates at the Progressive convention in Chicago debate a federal constitutional amendment to prohibit sale manufacturing import export of intoxicating liquor. The proposal, offered by Prof F A G Cowper of Kansas, drew cheers before a late vote tabling it 523 to 82.
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Progressives Await First Ballot at Coliseum Chicago
In Chicago at the Coliseum on June 9 the Progressives adjourned for fifteen minutes as managers shaped a program. The party plans a watchful stance during the first ballot, expecting it to be inconclusive.
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College Board Meeting Names Stauffer Leader Again
Atchison trustees unanimously re elect E E Stauffer of Lawrence to head the board. He asked to be relieved this year but fellow trustees urged he retain the presidency. Ottawa University trustees name Rev D C Brown Baptist church president for the coming year. The article notes Lutheran college boards and ministers from Lawrence as leaders among Kansas college boards. A social planned by the M E Sunday school class and a short program are announced for June 13 on Rev Nickel’s lawn. Jury
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