Workmen's Act Saves Life According to Expert
Arthur Hunter of the Actuarial Society of America spoke at the Montclair Heights Community Club on June 10 about the safety-first movement and the impact of workingmen's compensation laws. He cited fewer injuries and fatalities, noting the Woolworth Building in New York reportedly went up without a fatality, and urged balanced unemployment insurance to deter dependency while keeping people employed.
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Montclair Heights
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New York
Hunter
Wilson Seeks Democratic Platform Amid Hughes News
President Wilson stayed at the White House reviewing Republican and Progressive con ventions and finalizing the Democratic platform. He accepted Justice Hughes's resignation from the Supreme Court and discussed party leadership while advisers weighed Roosevelt's possible candidacy and the coming campaign's tone.
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Supreme Court
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Roosevelt
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Ames
St. Louis
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Taform
Tumulty
McAdoo
Hoke Smith
James
James Walsh
President Hesitates on Hughes Successor as Court Recess Delays Action
Washington June 1 President Wilson has not begun considering a successor to Justice Hughes. Despite a rapid survey of available lawyers, officials say the recess until October will delay decisions and a timely pick is unlikely.
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Leaders in St Louis Predict Victory at Democratic Convention
Democratic leaders gathering in St Louis express optimism after Chicago conventions. Secretary J Breckinridge McCombs and party heads declare the November election already won, signaling strong unity and confidence in a Democratic triumph.
Women Progressives Meet in Chicago for National League Discuss
A Chicago gathering of Progressive women at the Auditorium Hotel aimed to form a national Progressive Women’s League separate from the men’s Progressives. Debates over official approval stalled action as Roosevelt endorsements were questioned and the Executive Committee’s consent remained uncertain.
Wants Roosevelt in Senate
Lucien L. Bonheur, former New York County Progressive chair and current Republican, urged Colonel Roosevelt be named U S Senate candidate to replace James A. O Gorman. He criticized the Republican convention and said he would back Hughes if he supports Roosevelt issues and opposes the German American alliance.
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Republican Club
Roosevelt
United States Senate
James A. O'Gorman
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Bonheur
Hughes
League
People of
New York
O'Gorman
Will Face Mile of Women At National Suffrage Parade
New York suffragists announce delegates to the Democratic National Convention in St. Louis will form a Golden Lane marching from the Hotel Jefferson to the Coliseum. The event, from 10 A M to 12 noon, features white attire yellow sashes and yellow parasols with Votes for Women. Carrie Chapman Catt will attend with fifteen women delegates passing between voters and non voters.
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Hotel
Jefferson
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Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
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BE. Drenne
R. G. Foman
Kansas
Nora F. Rasmussen
Mary I. Foy
Mra. Mc. Tyler
Bird E. Hobdy
California
Mary A. Monroe
M. B. Harter
Joan F. Foster
Elin
Washington
T. 8S. Taliaferro
My G. Bellamy
Wyoming
H. E. Fietcher
Arizona
Roosevelt Backing Ticket as Republican Unity Emerges
Senator Penrose predicts a decisive victory for the ticket with Pennsylvania backing. Charles D. Hits, Frank H. Hitchcock, and others discuss harmony after the division over Justice Hughes' nomination. Roosevelt’s patriotism cited as support for the nominee.
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Penrose
Pennsylvania
Marity
Justice Hughes
Charles D. Hitles
Republican National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hughes
Progressives in Dark Over Colonel Roosevelt Action
Chicago June 10. Debate raged over Col Roosevelt turning down the Progressive nomination. Women and men at the Auditorium Hotel argued patriotism and loyalty, some praising his restraint while others called it betrayal. Harriet Wittum defended Roosevelt and urged a future Progressive campaign led by him. Mrs. Helen D. Longstreet mourned the move, later reconsidering it as patriotic. Views split on Justice Hughes’s nomination statement and the likelihood Progressive support for Hughes over the Colonel.
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Longstreet
Gainesborough
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