Political infighting clouds Hughes nomination hopes
Fragmented Progressive delegates struggle inside the guard, with a safe majority under control but no unity on a plan. Rumors fly about Roosevelts and Hughes, while split loyalties and factional bargaining threaten the convention’s direction as Perkins critics grow louder.
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Barn
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York
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Atest
Fabriey
Mr. Perkins
Delegates in Chicago Converge for Republican Convention
The Chicago convention scene shows delegates from many states preparing for key ballots. Major figures include Roy O. West, Mazer Thompson, Charles Denison, and Frank Lowden as campaigns shift toward Roosevelt, Hughes, and Cummins amid a crowded field. Delegations from Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, California, and Iowa converge as ballots loom and strategy sharpens for the national committee selections.
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Ilinde Mey
Ulingie
Roy O. Waat
Iucreed Himerlf
Mazer Thompoon
Chinapu
West
Brea
Charles S. Denieen
Mayer Thampon
Siliie P. Jackson
Yippie Evoloeilian
Hata
Charlee
Hanks Tor
Old Guard Fights for Hughes Backing in Hopeful Root Boost
A fragmented political dispatch describes the "Old Guard" pressing Hughes as a path to aid Root, with delegates from Nebraska Minnesota and beyond split. Roosevelt and Fairbanks figures are referenced as potential alternatives amid factional maneuvers and delegate ballots.
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Wiegelson
Root
Jualien Hughey
Remeter Weeks
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Hughes Declares for America First at Virginia Graduation
Coulthard from pate from interests outweighing divergence of opinion. Justice Tivades praised enlightened opinion and discipline guiding emotions. He warned against neglecting history literature and art while celebrating a broader national spirit. Seater Martin at Virginia attended the public address.
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Justice Tivades
Seater Martin
Virginia
Cummins Men Declare Moose Move Aids Them
Cummins leaders announce a strategy shift in the face of Progressive opposition. They aim to rally support around a favored candidate, seeking a compromise between opposing factions to secure a Cummins victory.
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Hughes Hall
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Woman killed by trolley in Brooklyn after collision
Witnesses say the trolley was speeding at about twenty five miles per hour when it struck Mrs Rowalie Vranspa of Plug Streets Brooklyn early yesterday morning near Fifth Avenue and Thirty third Street. Deting eukim, the motorman, was detained and Lars Hauer uidermay was charged with homicide with bail set at one thousand dollars for a June 12 hearing.
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GOP Favors Suffrage Plank In Americanism Platform
The Republican party aims to blend Progressive ideas into its platform with emphasis on Americanism. A strong suffrage endorsement is planned while recall is not included. Leaders indicate the tariff and foreign policy will shape the platform, stressing armed strength and fiscal reform.
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Borah Tosdly
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United States
Rebels Fortify After Marines Land Near Santo Domingo
The Dominican rebels, driven from Puerto Plata and Monte Christi by American marines, fortified positions outside Santo Domingo as Washington reports indicate heavy opposition to the landings. A marine officer was fatally wounded as fortifications and strongholds were established, while requests for cabinet action grow amid political tensions.
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Lopez and Villa's Aide Executed for Raid
Aide to Villa, Lopez, was executed at Santa Rosa Chihuahua after aiding a raid on Columbus and involvement in the mass killings at Santa Ysabel. He faced the firing squad with a defiant smile, declaring loyalty as he died for his country.
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New York Delegates Set for Tonight Fight Over Selection
New York delegates line up for a pivotal night over the selection of a national committeeman to succeed William Barnes. Hughes and Whitman factions clash as Barnes seeks delay, Whitman supporters propose a compromise slate including Governor Whitman for chairman and James Wadsworth and Elon R. Brown for key posts.
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Moose Launch Harmony Plan
Fragmentary OCR notes describe opposition to politicizing the Supreme Court and a call for integrity. Mention of Justice Hughes and a 191 convention context suggests a debate over a candidate and Americanism. Readable portions imply a vow to keep the Court free from political influence.
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Party Leaders Settle Contests At National Convention
The Republican National Committee adjourned after settling sixty-two seating contests at the convention. Delegations from the District of Columbia faced exclusion amid fraud claims, with seating based on half votes for two DC delegations and a push to replace Victor Lobel with Armand Roman of New Orleans. The ruling aimed to halt further DC challenges and preserve the Louisiana delegation dispute as a state convention matter.
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Roosevelt Nomination Debate at Chicago Meeting
The national committee discussed Roosevelt as the needed leader for America in 1916. Victor Murdock urged backing Roosevelts nomination, arguing a strong, respected presidency would restore national vigor and deter foreign threats, while Republicans and Progressives move toward a unified plan.
Strict Rules Shape Convention Hearing Date
Members of the committee urged mediation on rules for the convention. They proposed a special hearing at the convention hall to publicize proceedings and arrange a time for debate. Delegates from Mawati, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico attended, with tense discussion over a proposed restraint on publicity and access.
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