Roosevelt League backs Hughes as Roosevelts split
Colonel Roosevelt returns to Sagamore Hill after talks in New York as the Roosevelt Non-Partisan League pledges support for Hughes. Officials Emerson and Desmond say the 75000 members join to back Hughes while disbanding the Progressive option.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Langdon
New York
Roosevelt Non-Partisan League
Hughes
Guy Emerson
T. C. Desmond
League
Charlies F Hughes
Progressive Party
Emerson
Desmond
Wilson
Roosevelt to Urge Hughes Support at Chicago Meeting
Progressive leaders including George W Perkins Oscar King Davis and John W McGrath plan to travel to Chicago for the National Committee meeting to back Hughes and pressure the party to resist substituting Roosevelt and Parker as nominees. Attendees also included William Vanderlip and William Bullitt as visitors. The effort aims to mobilize Pennsylvania New Jersey and Michigan backing while Hughes awaits official notification and speaks less on Mexico until then.
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Progressive National Committee
Chicago
League
Vanderbilt Avenue
Hughes
Thomas A. *Jlson
Charles J. Bonaparte
Luke E. Wright
Truman Newberry
William Hiamlin Childs
George Ade
Booth Tarkleton
Hamlin Garland
Hugh Chalmers
Lawrence Abbott
Owen Wister
George W. Perkins
Mr. Roosevelt
James R. Garfiel
Langdon
Roosevelt Apartments
Matthew Hale
Hoston
Harry Sheridan Joseph
Utah
New York
Progressive National
Johnson
Progressive Party
Oscar King Davis
John W. McGrath
Roosevelt
United States
Pennsylvania
Moore
Colonel Roosevelt
James R. Garfield
Oscar S. Straus
William H. Dyer
J. D. Polk
Indiana
Michigan
George T. Moody
Board of Trade of
Detroit
Charles B. Warren
West
Wall Street
Lou Pays
John D. Prince
Columbia University
New Jersey State Senate
Babler
Mississippi
Samuel B Montgomery
Kingwood
W. Va
HE. W. Craven
United States Civil Service
Washington
Luther Martin
Omwogo
Frank A. Vanderlip
The
National City Bank
Mexico
Jssues
Bridgehampton
Tee
O’connell
John M. Parker
Louisiana
aConnell
National Committee
Thore Merabera
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. Hughes
Rooseveltt
Roose
Maine
Ubel
W. Murray Crane
Crane
Hughes and Roosevelt Seen Moving Toward Joint Campaign
Political circles report Hughes and Theodore Roosevelt exploring a joint ticket to defeat Wilson. Roosevelt and Hughes were in town at the Langdon and Astor hotels as leaders discussed an possible meeting and coordinated strategy with Progressives backing Hughes.
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Charles EE. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Wolson Me Hughes
H Roosevelt
Mr. Hughes
Hotel Astor
Rosevelt
Langdon Hotel
Litica l Eaders
Hughes
Roosevelt
Union of Forces
Mexico
Progressive National Committee
Chicago
Anti-Suffragists Work for Soldiers
Miss Alice Hill Chittenden, president of the New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, prepared to start a Red Cross organization among farmers' wives in Guilford Conn after an office visit in New York. She plans to teach first aid bandage making and home hygiene as part of the anti suffrage effort.
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Alice Hill Chittenden
New York State Association
New York
West Thirty-ninth Street
Guilford, Conn
Red Cross
County Chairman Blocks Hughes Name on Moose Ticket
John J. O'Connell, chairman of the Progressive County Committee, sent a telegram to Harold Loker, Progressive National Committeeman from Illinois, urging him to present the issue to the national committee and oppose placing Hughes on the Moose ticket.
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Hughes
Moose
John J. O'Connell
Progressive County Committee
Harold L Loker
Progressive National Committee
Ilinois
Albodon Dentifrice Promises Superior Cleaning
An advertisement touts Albodon as the best dentifrice with high cleansing and polishing power, lacking coloring and safe antiseptic. It claims to be gentle on teeth and available for 25 cents per tube, with free samples via The Albedon Co., Dept. A, 154 West 18th Street, New York.
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Albedon Co
Dept. A
West 18Th
N. Y
Women volunteers mobilize Red Cross efforts for Mexican crisis
Miss Chittenden leads preparedness workers in Watertown and Albany branches as anti suffragists stock bandages and garments for emergency use. The National Patriotic Relief Committee plans actions at 38 West Thirty Ninth Street while volunteers knit socks and offer aid despite frontline deployment by husbands and sons.
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Chitten
Red Cross
Robert Oliphant
de Witt Hinton Falls
Seventh Regiment
10 the Front
Mary Bangs
Chevy Chase
Bedward Kaufmann
William Hi. Smith
Candace Hewitt
Erskine
N. J
Chittenden
Watertown
State Society
Mexico
Jefferson County
Albany
Woman's National Committee
The
American Defense Society
Fifth Avenue
Aviation Corps
Coast Artillery Reserve
Wall Street
National Patriotic Relief Committee
Alice Hill Chittenden
Texas
9 to 5 Odds on Hughes in Broad Street Betting
In yesterday’s Broad Street curb betting Hughes odds fell from 2 to 1 to 9 to 5 and then 8 to 5. Wilson money dominated at 1 to 2, a £10000 bet on Hughes earlier at 0 to 6 drew closer to even money for Hughes supporters, with only small bets remaining at 5 to 8.
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Broad Street
Hughes
Wilson
Democratic Club Plans Early Presidential CampaignAction
The National Democratic Club readies an early campaign push. President John M. Riehle called a special Tuesday meeting to ratify the nominations of Wilson and Marshall.
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National Democratic Club
John M. Riehle
Wilson
Marshall
Swann to prosecute Egan in Seymour investigation
District Attorney Swann plans to charge Martin Egan, Morgan & Co. representative, as a co defendant with Burns in a case involving unlawful publication of private papers. No arrest warrant for Egan. Hearing set before Magistrate McAdoo with Morgan counsel John D. Lindsay notified.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
Swann
Martin Egan
Morgan
William J. Burns
Seymour & Seymour
Broadway
Burns
McAdoo
Egan
John D. Lindsay
Lindsay
Seymour
Peter J. Brady
Allied Printing Trades Council
Board of Aldermen
Crain
Court of General Sessions
John Doe
Charities
U boats destroy two barges in early June action
In Paris on June 22 an official Madrid statement via Havas reports the Italian bark Marie was burned Tuesday by a German submarine and the crew were saved. London Lloyds notes the French bark Francoise d'Amboise of 1473 tons was sunk by a submarine and the crew landed at Kirkwall.
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Paris
Marie
Madrid
Havas
London
Lloyd’s
Kirkwall
Hundreds of Austrians Drown After River Break
Reuters dispatch from Petrograd says hundreds of Austrians drowned on the Stripa after Russian gains north of Buczacz. Troops in trenches enveloped by the Russians from north and south, cut off from bridges, fled into the river in panic. A few swam to safety, most perished.
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London
Stripa
Buczacz
Reuter
Petrograd
Hughes Fails Diner Speech At Piano Travelers Event
Charles E. Hughes was unable to address the Piano Travelers Association dinner at the Hotel Astor, awaiting his formal acceptance speech. President William J. Keeley presided. other speakers included Justice John H. Tierney and Herman A. Metz. The group approved forming a Music Industries Chamber of Commerce.
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Piano Travelers’ Association
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
William J. Keeley
Supreme Court
John H. Tierney
Herman A. Metz
Daniel Fabagan
George W. Allen
G. C. Kavanagh
National Association of Piano Merchants of America
the Astor
H. T Proudfit
Aeolian Company
Proudfit
State Democrats to Meet for August Conference on Platform
Chairman Edwin S. Harris and the Democratic State Committee plan a conference around mid August to discuss the state platform and campaign strategy. It will involve 150 state committee members, 63 county chairmen, and about 100 invited guests, with no formal delegates or primary recommendations guaranteed. The exact city is to be chosen among Saratoga Syracuse or nearby locales.
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Edwin S. Harris
Democratic State Committee
Harris
State Committee
Saratoga
Syracuse
German Mills Face Severe Shortage For Textile Output
Reports from German mills say raw material scarcities and reduced orders shrink production. Eilenburg Calico Factory warns dividends will be hard to fix as the sector grows critical. Meerane and Minchen Gladbach note no improvement, stopping private work and risking full closure with limited weekly operations.
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Monats-Schrift Fur Textile- Industrie
Eilenburg
Calico
Meerane
Saxony
Minchen-Gladbach
Editorial Angers Cuba Over Maza Law Resignation Rule
Havana papers reprint The New York Times editorial of June 16 criticizing the Maza law that requires the President to resign sixty five days before government elections. They say the Times mirrors Wilson administration stance toward the law.
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NEW York Times
Havana
Times
Drugs and schemes surround Miss Claypool estate fight
Detectives raid Mrs. Margaret Hill’s apartment seizing photos documents and drugs linked to a will contest involving Miss Gertrude Claypool heiress to ex Governor Hookwalter. Prosecutors say indicators of drugging coercion to sign papers and pursue a multi state legal battle with Rosenthal Hill and others named in affidavits and agreements.
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Gertrude Claypool
Bookwalter
Oahlo
Gallagher and
Cuniff
Margaret Hill
Weat Fifty-fourth Street
Hill
Newark
Miss Claypool
Frieda Johnson
Hookwaiter
Robert Treat Hotel
Alexander Sidney Rosenthal
Broadway
Dooling
Tess
District Attorney’s Office
Haxter
Carl Johnson
AtoEney Swann
Hunter
Humphries
Swenn
New York
Lee Whitehall
Attica
Ohio
Pine Claypool
Rosenthal
Hookwalter
Samuel Sobel
Essex County
Germany forms central engineering and economics league
Reports note a German League of Engineering and Economic Associations uniting the Society of German Engineers Architects Designers Blast Furnacemen Chemists Electrical Engineers and Shipbuilding Engineers. It aims to front future world trade with 60 000 members led by Privy Councillor Professor K Busley a key naval builder and ally of the Kaiser and Ballin.
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Germany
German League of Engineering and
London
Society of German Engineers
Society of German Architects, Designers, and Builders
Society of German Blast Furnacemen
Society of German Chemists
Society of Electrical Engineers
Society of Shipbuilding Engineers
K Busley
Schichau
Danziz
Busley
Kaiser
Albert Ballin
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Alexander P. Moore
O'Connell
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W. J. Burns
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Kavanaugh Knitting Co., Inc
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Cumberland Hotel
William Carney
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Rainier Park
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