Campaign Leaders Weigh Roles as Democrats Gather
Delegates arrive amid debate over four day convention plans in Chicago. Talks focus on campaign managers and key figures like Homer, MeCormick, and Morgan, with Burris and Palmer linked names. Anxiety grows over long sessions but leaders push for strong demonstrations after Wilson’s nomination.
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Haker
Wilko
Marshall
Baker
Lane
James
Kentucky
Claude Kitchin
North Carolina
Hollin
Reed
Owen
Senate
House
E. M. House
Fred B. Lynch
Minnesota
Homer
Connecticut
White House
Hurley
W Fam L. Saunders
New Jersey
Amedian Institute of Mines
Fare Consulting Board
Vance MeCormick
R. H. Morris
Pennsylvania
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wilbur W. Marsh
Trensurer
Henry Morgenthau
New York
Turkey
Tians
Wilson
Hughes
Chicago
Missouri Moose Leader Sets Progressive Path for Wilson Support
St Louis June 28 Judge Albert D Nortoni Progressive leader of Missouri declares he will back no single party ticket. He aims to keep the Progressive party intact and suggests candidates such as Colby or Mainbridge as presidential choice. Brooklyn leaders indicate support for Wilson if a genuine Progressive platform is adopted.
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St. Louis
Albert D. Nortoni
Missouri
Roosevelt
Nortoni
Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Ns 1
Gifford Pincaot
Johnson
Merdock
Boveridge
Mainbridge
Colby
John J. McCooey
Temmany Bosn
Brooklyn
O'Neil
Ders
Hughes Indorsed by Teutonic Sons
The Teutonie Sons of America through its national council announces resolutions adopted at a meeting here praising Charles E. Hughes for the Presidency and Charles W. Fairbanks for the Vice Presidency. It urges all American citizens with Teutonic extraction or sympathy to support Hughes and Fairbanks.
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Teutonie Sons of America
Charles E. Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Charles F. Hughes
United States
Harris Leads New York Delegation at Democratic Caucus
Edwin A Harris chairman of the New York Democratic State Committee was unanimously elected head of the New York delegation at a St Louis caucus. Norman E Mack was reappointed national committeeman after a heated session. The meeting adopted planks for a national budget, a tuberculosis hospital, and civil service reform despite protests from Tammany forces. Bryan declined to influence platform decisions, saying he would campaign for Wilson.
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Stam
Winfield Huppuch
Joe Murphy
Troy
Murphy Steam Roller
Joe” Murphy
Harris
Tiwan
Murphy
Washington
Tigris
Wilson
Norman &. Mack
W. Caryl Ely
Butluto
Mr. Mack
Artor
Wilton
Healy
Westchester
Sentimenta
O'Gorman
Samuel ‘J. Unteringer
Mr. Untermyer
Guggenheim
Minejolm
Marvey J. Ferris
William Chareh
Ferris
George R. van Nomee
Eheditians Cenliina
John J. Fitegerald
Gehteentins
Ha F. Healy
Weate Senaite Comlitee
Feanigr
Haever Ferris
Oneida
Thomas C. Meacham
Syracuse
Motify
We Caryl Ely
Brie
Phlip S. Schaefer
Buffalo
Charles F. Murphy
John H. McCooey
Tammany
State Committee
Californi
Crocker National Bank
San Francisco
de Young
Hanes
Hughes
Mr. de Young
Hughes and Roosevelt factions swirl around Hughes visit
A Hammond era scene unfolds at Hughes headquarters as supporters and rivals from the Roosevelt and Taft camps discuss possible conferences with Colonel Roosevelt and Mr Hughes. Rumors swirl about dates for meetings, with figures like Colonel Hayward and financiers like Vanderlip indicating broad Republican backing for Hughes.
Colby Won't Indorse Attacks on President Says Democrats Count on Progressives
Bainbridge Colby appeared at the Metropolitan Club and said he had received the McCombs telegram inviting him to join the Democratic party. He noted progressives value safety but respect Roosevelt and hope his vision guides the party. Colby observed many true progressives remain silent as the President is attacked in the campaign. He declared he wishes to be counted among those supporting the President.
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Bryan
Henry
Wilson
White House
Hrsan
Roosevelt
Martin Glynn
New York
Hryan
Hughes
Astor
Hghes
Mr. Hughes
Roosevelt Yeterday
Ir. Hughes
William Hayward
Public Service
Hayward
Republican National Committee
Whitman
Albany
William H. Crocker
New National
Mr. Crocker
National Bank
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Hughen
Hin Godepend
James A. Perkins
Vretary
Henry B. Joy
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Company
Samuel W. Fairchild
Union Taggue
Alteed C. Cox
Reppublican
Charles JH. Sherrill
Colgate
Supreme Court
Frederick Crane
Abel E. Blackmar
Elmer B. Samia
Young Republian Club
Brooklyn
Lafayette B. Gleason
William S. Calder
Herbert Pare
Parsons
Straus
Standard
Oscar Straus
Hughes Headquar
Bainbridge Colby
Metropolitan Club
McCombs
Democratic Party
Colby
McComba
Ite
Prayers For Hughes In Father s Church
In Greenpoint the Union Avenue Baptist Church recalls Charley Hughes, pastor's son, as devout and thoughtful. A telegram from the current pastor and church committee salutes his success and bids Godspeed as the Republican candidate, Charles E. Hughes, with prayers for guidance.
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Greenpoint
Charley
Union Avenue Baptist Church
Republican Party
Godly
Chris
Ministee
Charles E. Hughes
U S Amendment Is Suffrage Plan
The article notes U S suffrage discussions with Senator Taggart opposing affrage. Edward Goltra and Bare nett plan marching in the suffrage parade. 8,000 women expected to participate despite rain forecasts with hearings slated Thursday by the revolutions committee.
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Ican
Taggart
Auffrace
Woman's Party
Edward F. Goltra
Dent. Barenett
Missouri
Colorado
Tod and Wife Rescued From Burning Launch
Greenwich Connecticut June 13 fire in the tender of the yacht Ka coura endangered Mr and Mrs Robert E Tod of New York and Sound Beach The Indian Harbor Yacht Club members pulled them from the flames two minutes before the gasolene tanks exploded The Tods dined at the club and were bound for Kutourn off shore Tod is a nephew of the late James S Kennedy and in the stock brokerage business at 098 Pitth Avenue New York with his brother J Kennedy Tod He was once commodore of the Atlantic Yacht Club Katowra built less than two years ago was designed by Nat Herresho
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Greenwich
Conn
Robert E. Tod
New York
Sound Beach
Indian Harbor
Mr. Tod
James S. Kennedy
Pitth Avenue
J. Kennedy Tod
Comodore
Atlantic Yacht Club
Saloon Robbery Ends After Proprietor Shot by Holdout Brother
A gang of three tried to rob Harry Green’s saloon at 801 Ninth Avenue. A shot fired by the proprietor during the ambush mortally wounded him as he refused to surrender. An ambulance carried Green to Kate Hospital where he died.
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Harry Green
Ninth Avenue
Kate Hospital Green
David
Brooklyn
Dave
David Green
Democrats Seek Anti Dump Tariff Stance In Plank
The Tribune reports June 18 that Secretary of War Baker arrives in St. Louis with a platform draft favoring tariff for revenue only and support for an anti dumping law. It notes surprise at a potential shift amid Dye industry protection efforts and a nonpartisan tariff commission to study changes and present findings to Congress.
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Tribune
St. Louis
Baker
Resolutions Committee
Supreme Court
Lam
Justice Hughes
Tarif Commission
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Envoys Need More Funds for Diplomatic Posts
Washington June 18 Secretary Lansing asked Congress for 75000 for special allowances to diplomatic officers at foreign capitals. He noted that one European ambassador reported the cost of living at posts had risen 200 to 400 percent over normal times. Most officers can now live only by private means, and some secretaries lack such funds, threatening continuance.
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U. S
Europe
Lansing
Washington
Wing
Congress
Lanfig
Girl Tries to Die To End School Cares
A troubled girl in JordaTaN UINSKy area faced severe academic pressure and isolation from school and home. She attempted suicide by carbolic acid but was stopped by a neighbor and sister. she was taken to hospital after a dawn discovery, amid family and public library rejection.
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Jordatan Uinsky
Shaw
Ibsen
Hernstein
Oscar Wild
Sarah
Chia
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