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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1916
Page
17
Fragmentary column reflects partisan clash around Theodore Roosevelt’s 1912 move and the renewal of a GOP struggle. It quotes supporters and critics, cites whispers of candidates, and notes tensions within the Republican ranks as the race resumes.
Report summarizes a tumult in Washington with 100 delegates backing Hughes and others claiming influence. Randall J. Le Korat, former New York Supreme Court justice, met Graverine Waltman as several figures press for Hughes while denying official backing.
The tale references Charles Bullock tied to Cold Spring in Putnam County. A letter mentions his recognition, noting a lieutenant colonel rank and deployment with British soldiers shifted from Canada to Europe.
Washington announces a new submarine officers training school to be held in New London. Twenty five officers will report July 1 for six months of instruction before duty on underwater vessels. The plan follows Rear Admiral Grant’s recommendation to expand submarine forces amid anticipated naval appropriations.
A sweeping Chicago suffrage rally signals mass mobilization as 4,000,000 voters may shift the 1920 presidential contest. Led by Carrie Chapman Catt and Alice Paul, organizers warn gains hinge on immediate national amending action. They cite coordinated efforts by National American Woman Suffrage Association and Congressional Union to persuade voters in twelve states and influence key political races.
A chaotic Chicago scene shows Bill Bryan, the Cub Reporter, mixing with crowds and critics as he pursues journalism over politics. The Indianapolis marching club supports a Bryan bid, Roosevelt signs and echoes fill Congress Hotel, while Bryan’s skill is praised yet his political future remains unsettled amidst public spectacle.
Late returns show voters approving an amendment granting women suffrage in Iowa with a Republican ticket victory in northern counties. W. T. Harding of More City leads for governor on the Republican banner as results from Linn County and others come in.
Richards’s statement prompts Borough Bank of Brooklyn depositors to anticipate an early dividend. Auditors under State Superintendent Mugune Sam Richards note limited funds after April 7 and indicate possible payments within three months, with several hundred dollars disputed by claimants and creditors pursuing recoveries in court.
In Paterson New Jersey, a man named June B Fred Hudsins cigar subsouan left a note claiming he could not meet creditors. His twelve year old daughter Anup found his body seated upright in a chair, with a message reading that his creditors would not be met and that his wife would be left to bear the burden.
City officials marked the start of Made In Jersey City Week with a noon ceremony at City Hall Park. Mayor Marie St Fagne unveiled a banner as crowds gathered to view exhibits from hundreds of manufacturers showcasing a wide range of wares produced in the United States.
The delegation from New York presses for support of Levant and suffrage aims as women attendees rally for universal voting rights, while mixed views emerge on candidate lines and protest tactics.
The Supreme Court ruled the Harrison Act applies only to dealers, not to opium users, in a ruling that unsettled enforcement scope and drew dissents from Justices Hughes and Pitney. The decision affects enforcement nationwide and had postponed numerous projects awaiting interpretation.
George Cortelyou, former Republican national chairman, leaves Sagamore Hill after a long Roosevelt conference to coordinate Roosevelt-Republican forces at Chicago. He aims to win over the old guard, align with Meyer and Loeb, and convey messages from Roosevelt. Roosevelt, silent on the emissary, faces a fragmented leadership as camp moves toward a potential third ticket.
Lorlys Elton Rogete whose wife was recently acquitted of killing her two children faced a trial for violating the white slave law. The hearing in the Beans Supreme ut was adjourned after 20 minutes to allow appellate actions on the law as argued by Chanler.
Mrs Annie Pettit of Hiopfield New Jersey identifies four men including John Kelly known as Joe Bonde of East 13th Street as robbers who seized her handbag on Ragecomb Avenue. Hartman ONeil and Harold Hartman named as accomplices. Police pursued from 10th Street to St Nicholas Avenue. one suspect wounded. Passengers aboard the Tuscania learn of sea battles as voyage continues from Glasgow to Quarantine. passengers include Edwin Landestein, poet Miss J Buser, and others.
Princeton City authorities unveil a plan to reorganize students who fail courses. The program would classify failures into removable and nonremovable groups, requiring repeats or examinations before continuing with regular work. The aim is to reduce diploma failure and improve future prospects for graduates.
Federal court judge Augustus Hand sustains demurrer in Gould v St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway. Suit alleges Texas Pacific Railway dates promise of 791,000 paid to St Dania Uran Mitumtayy Sarat prior, claim of default, and that Mountain and Southern Railway acted as guarantor. Dismissal follows lack of quirediction and technical defect, with trustees for value noted. details unclear due to damaged text.
French government and hospital care details emerge as war nurses expand duties. Report notes French officers and volunteers aiding injured soldiers, with references to specific individuals and institutions, including the Legion of Honour and arrangements tied to war relief efforts.
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