Roosevelt backs Hughes and walks out over press ban
Theodore Roosevelt urged Progressives to support Charles E. Hughes for president while denouncing the current administration. A heated meeting saw Parker, Robins, and others walk out after debates over coverage and confidential information. A later vote refused a third-party ticket as 15 states opposed it while 67,000 horses were ordered for Mexican service. Scranton staged a large preparedness parade with diverse immigrant groups.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Buchanan
Roosevelt
Germany
Bainbridge Colby
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Colby
Raymond Robins
Robins
Wilson
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Murdock
John M. Parker
Parker
Chester &. Rowell Han
Mr. Laxther
New York
Burton Vance
Kentucky
A. E. Nortons
St. Louis
J. MI. Ingersoll
Idaho
A. T. Moon
Utah
H. F. Cochems
Wisconsin
United States Supreme Court
A General Survey of the War Tuesday to Sunday
The article reviews daily wartime events across Europe. It notes Russian advances toward Lemberg, Austro-German resistance near Tarnopol and Korel, Verdun fighting, and Turkish raids on a Russian battleship in the Black Sea. It mentions Greek politics, Italy repelling Austrian attacks, and major casualty estimates and ship losses.
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Czernowicz
Lemberg
Tarnopol
Galicia
Korel
Volhynia
Verdun
French War Office
Meuse
Black Sea
London Times
Vladimir Volinski
Petrogr
Rovno-Lemberg
Brody
Berlin
Styr
Kolki
Vieenna
Sereth
Skouloudis
Gresce
M. Zaimis
Asiago
Trentino
Champagne
Paris
Greece
Piraeus
Athens
Bug
Kove
Vaux
Alexander Zaimis
Mercury
Kovel
Lutsk
Chamber
Brussels
Rotterdam
Tilbury
Zeebrugge
Bukowina
Reuter
Petrograd
Kimpelung
Carpathians
Thiavmont
Fleury
Loos
Bethlehem Steel Grants Paid Military Leave to Guard Members
Directors of Bethlehem Steel announce paid leave of absence for employees who are National Guard members called to service in Mexico. The policy ensures full pay during the absence and reflects support for workers serving in the national defense effort.
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Bethlehem Steel Company
Seare
National Guard
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National Committee
U. S
Hay
War Department
Scranton
Coit R. Hoechst
I. H. Hoechst
East Berlin
University of Pittsburgh
Hoechst
Pittsburgh
Harry Walter
Wm. _Menehey
Gettysburg
Menehey
Charles Myers
Brushtown
Hanover Heel and Innergate, Co
J. HI. Myers
Court House
John Burns
J. W. Johnston
Rochester
Bessie Chappell
Garrett Hill
Farmers & Merchants Bank
New Oxford
Jas. WY. Barnitz
Western Maryland Railway
Hanover
Baltimore
York
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Hancock
Cumberland
Weat
Hagers- Hancock
Elkins
West
Rvice
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Congress
Deral Law
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Publicment Board
National Conference Committee of the Railways
Elisha Lee
P. R. Albright
Atlantic Coasting Railroad
W. Baldwin
Central of Georgia Railway
C. L. Bardo
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
G.H. Coapman
Southern Railway
B. Cotter
Wabash Railway
Crowley
New York Central Railway
G. H. Emerson
Manan Great Northern Railway
C.H. Ewing
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
W. Grick
Cheanpeake & Ohio Railway
Greig
T. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
G. W. Kouns
Atchison, Topeka
Seata Fe Railway
McMaster
Gess
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
N. D. Maher
Free-Provident
Norfolk & Western Railway
James Russell
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
A.M. Sghoyer
Pennsylvania Lines West
W. L. Seddon
Seaboard Air Line Railway
J. Stone
Erie Railroad GS
Waid
Sunset Central
Hanover Street
Cc. H. Robinson
Prop
Prowell
Mid-Suner
Willinery
Leghorn
Frederick Street
Penn
Durham
Bull Durham
North Carolina
American Tobacco CO
Haga
Aek
Hanover Creamery
H. M. Stokes
C. A. Diehl
Littlestown
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