West and Roosevelts Clash Over Americanism and Hyphen
In St Paul Halbert, a Progressive leader, argues West distrusts Roosevelt for his Americanism stance. He recalls Roosevelt’s St Louis attack on the German American Alliance and says only a candidate who repudiates the Alliance can unite Progressives. He endorses Hughes only if he rejects the Alliance.
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Colonel Sees Hope in G C P Ballots
Colonel Roosevelt reads telegram from Topeka State Journal publisher Frank MacLennan pledging support if he runs on a third ticket. Telegram argues a Progressive nom would unite Republicans and independents for American standards, urging strong protection and national honor amid Wilson era policies.
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6000 Children March in Bronx Day Parade
More than six thousand boys and girls joined two Bronx Day parades as nearly every public and parochial school pupil took part. Borough officials reviewed the march along the Grand Concourse while about a thousand police and Boy Scouts assisted. Banks and many businesses closed for the afternoon amid light rain.
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Douglas Nathanson
George M. Sebuls
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Seoute
Broadway Beer Chase Ends With Arrest on Fifth Street
A patrolman pursued a beer keg bouncing in a truck rear as three men fled on Broadway yesterday afternoon. The wagon stopped at Fiftieth Street, two men fled while one surrendered. The keg, stolen from a brewery truck on Forty-seventh Street, led to Frederick Warren being held on $500 bail after admitting a prank to Magistrate Levy.
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Two Bodies Found Buried Under Telegraph Poles in Car
In Elizabeth New Jersey during June workmen unloading a four car load of telegraph poles at Roselle found the bodies of two men beneath the freight. It is believed both were crushed by shifting poles when a train moved. The victims were young and unidentified.
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Colonel's Chances Good Roosevelt Nominated Pressure Roars
At the Progressives convention in Auditorium Chicago delegates vociferously pressed for immediate nomination of Colonel Roosevelt. Amid chants of Why not nominate now and cheers for Roosevelt, leaders pledged to defer until tomorrow while negotiations and a peace conference continued.
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Roosevelt Victory Sparks Turbulent Republican Convention
Henry J. Allen announced Brumbaugh retired in favor of Roosevelt and predicted twenty nine votes for Roosevelt. Lodge’s second vote went to Roosevelt as crowds cheered in the Coliseum. Progressives roared with wild enthusiasm after Colonel Roosevelt’s name was cheered for thirty minutes.
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Wilson Tweaks Platform As Cabinet Reviews Chicago Drafts
President Wilson altered his Republican platform draft after cabinet review in Washington. Senator Ollie James of Kentucky discussed amendments with the President for the St Louis speech. Cabinet members called the platform innocuous and sought a concise document while signaling the Democratic platform would be more progressive.
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Wilson
St. Louis
Ollie James
Kentucky
Emilir
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William F. McCombs
Chicago
Homer S Cummings
Connecticut
Indoor Games Tire Patrolmen Soldiers Fort Wadsworth Camp
Rain and cold dampened three weeks of training for 440 New York policemen at Fort Wadsworth as they tried to become soldiers. Morning and afternoon rain left the corps tired and worn.
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New York
Promised Visit of Major General Wood Ahead in Wet Grounds
Amid damp conditions the long promised visit of Major General Lennard Wood and Police Commissioner Woods is planned for today if weather permits. A parade and band concert are on the agenda with Sunday set as visiting day and rookies to break on Monday morning.
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Flag Day Exercises in Wall Street Dramatized
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Flag Day exercises in Wall Street with references to the Sons of the tion in the State of B aerse and a Treasury ruling. Invocation led by John non appears in garbled text with unclear context and an advertisement fragment.
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Sons of the Tion
State of Baerse
Fraunce
T Uh Treasury
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