Demonstration breaks all records for Roosevelt event
Chicago June 7 today s demonstration of one hour thirty three minutes for Roosevelt surpassed the prior record eight for such affairs. The Bryan era Denver 1908 convention record of one hour twenty nine minutes was surpassed by four minutes, while a Chicago Republican convention the same year also set a mark.
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Michigan delegates eyeing Hughes badges at convention
The dispatch notes Michigan delegates may desert pacifist lines and wear Hughes badges. In Chicago on June 7 the group discusses voting for Ford and Hughes, with talks of shifting ballots and unclear stance among others in the delegation.
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Harding Speech at Convention Prompts Mixed Reaction
The Republican National Convention opens with Senator Harding delivering a lengthy address in Chicago’s Coliseum. He lauds Washington and John Paul Jones, criticizes Democrats, and draws cheers and some sympathy from attendees as he emphasizes American ideals and foreign policy cautions.
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Incomplete OCR Narrative of a Political Convention
A fragmentary OCR passage describes a softly spoken remark by a senator, a hurried inspection of a rail, and a convention proceeding. It mentions Henry Mepubuleredeetialt and a tense scene near a platform, with a focus on whether a ticket was run and the convention continuing despite the moment. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
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Hughes Men Seek to Hasten Vote in Chicago
Hughes campaign managers urged rapid balloting at the Republican convention with plans to push through a nomination by the third ballot. They expected a strong first ballot showing and warned against any adjournment, aiming to lock in Hughes as the presiding nominee with regional support and key endorsements.
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Al Kaufman Trial Delayed in Went ay Studio Case
In Went ay, Al Kaufman, manager of the Famous Vsim Company's studio, had his trial postponed. Authorities allege improper casting and production irregularities connected to a twelve year period, with charges centering on a tolerated wet work scenario described by a witness in court. The case hinges on company employment practices and studio oversight.
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T R At Even Money Five Thousand Bet On Curb
New York followed Chicago in betting on the Chicago convention result by agreeing at even money that Theodore Roosevelt would win the G O P nomination. Cheater Thompson, the first betting commissioner on the curb market, reported a five thousand dollar bet at even money on T R again at the field.
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Taft Denies Backing Hughes Amid Rumors of Politics
Cincinnati June 7 Charles P Taft millionaire publisher of The Cincinnati Times Star and brother of William Howard Taft denied he or his bank rolls backed Hughes for president in reports. He said he is not in politics and doesn’t know who started the rumor noting he is not backing Hughes or Burton.
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Hughes Spends Day Writing Opinions at Supreme Court
Washington June 7 Justice Hughes kept to his home at 18 Seventeenth Street Northwest writing opinions to be delivered from the Supreme Court Monday the final decisive day before near fall. He had no callers and his only relief was an evening automobile ride with Mrs Hughes.
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R Leades Y MC A Vote 341 Members Morality
In a wetraw vote at the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association at 219 Park Avenue, Throdose Radnovelt led with 341 votes. Candidates Roosevelt 146 Wilson 111 Hughes 9 Root 9 Bustin 8 Benson 2 Ford 14 Sizer 1 Tatty My Benson listed among the ballot results.
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Plans Training Camp for 1000 Schoolboys
A camp program for 1000 boys aged between nineteen and has been planned from August 0 to September 9 at Peekeald Ty New York. The program includes a 4 schoolmen's Battalion with instructors training and athletics, with principals from New York public and private schools set to participate. The aim is to prepare 10,000 New York City high school boys with military training under provincial and state authorities, with roughly $1 wage for the boys and a uniform offering.
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Nation at Peace Wilson's Appeal Draft Prepared by the President
A garbled report discusses President Wilson's peace aims and a draft platform tied to administration success. It references nominations, party conferences, and plans involving foreign policy, military posture, and economic prosperity, with scattered mentions of restraint on mobilization and border actions.
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