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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
6
The quote reflects on silence as a virtue of tact and a refuge for the vacant mind. Citing Shakespeare from three centuries ago, it notes that words work when they please listeners, a truth still valid in contemporary communication.
Listed are various gloves and silk accessories with prices. Items include short silk gloves at 1.00 dollars, novelty gloves with embroidery at 1.00, silk gauntlets at 1.50, and men’s grey silk at 1.00 to 1.25, plus chamois and doeskin options priced from 1.50 to 2.25 dollars.
Roosevelt supporters fill Garrick Theatre and Florentine Room with loud rallies for Colonel Roosevelt while Oregon delegates face counter cries for Hughes. Johnson and Murdock headline as Vermont and Pennsylvania contingents march through corridors amid moving pictures and chants.
Chicago June 6 Charles Nagel of St Louis ex secretary of commerce and labor is pressed by friends as a possible Republican vice presidential candidate. Nagel declines comment and resists the move citing pro German sympathies and risk of divisive sentiment. He denies saying Americas Lusitania victims “it served them right” and says the matter is in government hands.
National suffrage groups meet in Chicago to press for a Susan B Anthony amendment in the Republican platform. The.Conventions hear calls to back equal rights, with the Women’s Party forming to push for federal suffrage and party leaders urged to enlist Wilson’s aid.
Roosevelt supporters in Chicago push to nominate Roosevelt over Hughes and consider a possible third ticket if needed. Roosevelt, in contact with Sagamore Hill leaders, signals no compromise on his candidacy while General Wood is floated as a potential indorsement. A key letter from Dr Francis Shine to the Roosevelt Non-Partisan League is released supporting Roosevelt as the national ideal.
In Chicago on June 6 a wintry day brought sleet for a few minutes and a roaring wind. The afternoon featured relentless rain and cold air, with visibility hindered on Michigan Avenue as pedestrians battled the gusts.
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