Hughes Talks With Whitman Off To Capital
In New York at Astor, Governor Whitman, former Ohio Governor Herrick, and Secretary Stimson join Charlie Hughes and Lawrence Green for a busy confab before Hughes departs for Washington. Hughes praises Whitman’s support, vows active campaigning, and handles letters from supporters awaiting acknowledgments.
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Capital
Lees Herrick and
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Astor
New York
Charlie Evans Hughes
Lawrence H. Green
Washington
Congress
Muphes
Myron T. Herrith
Ohio
Beery L. Stimson
Hughes
William A. Orr
Aster
Ray
R. Hitcheok
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Hughes In Washington To Meet Leaders In Campaign Push
Charles Regher arrived in Washington from New York tonight confident of his election next November. A violent thunderstorm raged as he stepped from the train, with attention focused on Hughes in Washington and the campaign headquarters.
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Prema Wassington
Charles ¥. Regher
Washington
York
Hare
Hox Astor
T Herm
New York Campaign Visit Briefly Touched by Candidate
A presidential hopeful was hurried to his home by taxi after a rapid New York stay. He plans to return Sunday at midnight and will meet with prominent Republicans, including James Mann, the House minority leader, during his brief sojourn.
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W York
New York
James Mann
House of Representatives
Hitchcock Declines Chairmanship of RNC After Chicago Rally
Frank H. Hitchcock, back from Wisconsin, says he is not a candidate for RNC chair. He urges bipartisan campaign leadership, supports Hughes for President, and plans to attend Harvard club reunion in Boston. He believes unity of Progressive and Republican leaders is key to winning.
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Hughes
Hitchcock
Boston
Harvard
Perkins Has Three Talks With Whitman
Governor Whitman left Torques at midnight after a day of conferences with major and minor politicians at the St. Regis and Justice Hughes. George W. Perkins had three interviews and left declaring he would name the next chairman of the Republican National Committee. Closeted with Colonel William Hayward and William B. Willcox, Travis H. Whitney, with brief visits by William Barnes and others, including Justice Proctor Clarke and Charles Mersey. Herbert Parons was detained, so they spoke by telephone.
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Whitman
Torques
St. Regis
Justice Hughes
George W. Perkine
Republican National Committee
William Hayward
William B. Willcox
Travis H. Whitney
William Barnes
Justice John Proctor ,Clarke
Charles 8
Mersey
Herbert Parons
Aero Club outlines aid plan for air defense and training
The Aero Club of America urged larger army and national guard budgets, six aviation schools, and a coast defense chain with aerial stations. Proposals call for balloons, hangars, and shops, plus expansive dirigible and kite balloon programs for the navy, citing recent naval lessons. Also, bellboy Richard Kahn was freed on disorderly conduct charges but held on liquor law violation in Harlem.
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Aero Club of America
America
Army
National Guard
Navy
North Sea
Alan R. Hawley
United States
Coast Guard
Richard Kahn
John Conlon
Ten Fyck
Harlem
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Roosevelt Faction Suffered Shakeup at Progressive Meeting
At a closed Progressive County Committee meeting in Chicago style tensions rose as delegates blamed leaders for promising Roosevelt would not run if Hughes were nominated. John J. OConnell quelled a potential challenge with a sentimental appeal while lingering doubts over a supposed letter from Roosevelt circulated among attendees. Concerns grew that the local Moose organization authority was waning as abstentions and protests colored the proceedings.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
John J. O'Connell
Hughes
T. R
Michael Schaap
New York
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Hoghes
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O'Connell
Charman O'Connell
Progressive Niional
Wilson
National Committee
George W. Perkins
T R Has Slight Touch Of Pleurisy
Roosevelt’s condition described as a local pleurisy with a painful cough and strained side after a heavy cold. Doctors deem nothing seriously wrong and expect quick recovery in a few days. Attendees at the hotel include Perkins Whitridge and Senator Crane. Roosevelt plans to leave for Camp Tiny soon.
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Samuel W. Lambert
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George W. Perkins
Astor
Governor Whitman
Roosevelt
Frederick W. Whitridge
Gainers Ae Serloun
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Max
Hughes
Quentin
Mr. Perkins
Resia H. Post
Senator Crane
James R. Garfield
O'Shaughnessy
C Tiny
Preacher Johnston Leaves Newark Denouncing Mammon
In Newark New Jersey Rev Mercer G Johnston announced his departure from Trinity parish challenging church leaders and denouncing materialism while praising his vow to oppose Mammon. A dinner at Down Town Club honored his ministry with remarks from clergy colleagues and a gift Bible bearing attendees names.
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Lyeidar
Mercer G. Johnston
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Down Town Club
Mammon
America
Johrston
Richard Wallace Hogue
Baltimore
Maryland
University of Sewanee
Tennessee
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Dorr F. Diefensdorf
Roseville Methodist Church
H. H. Hadley
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
John J. Moment
High Street Presbyterian Church
Josonn Toomey
Peddin Baptist Church
Charles H. Stewart
North Reformed Church
Dr. Waters
Lutheran Church
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Messenger Thief Glad To Get Back To New York
Christopher Larkin, seventeen, disappeared three months ago with 752 dollars from Atlantic National Bank. He returned to New York with a detective, after wandering from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles and San Francisco aboard a train. He plans to seek fortune on the off side of the Sierras. Fort Hancock unit shipped to the Mexican border under Captain Barry for patrols.
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Atlantic National Bank
New York
Christopher
West
Sierras
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Los Angele
Man Stabbed Five Times in Woodlands Robbery Attempt
Louis J. Meyer of Manhattan was stabbed five times after a knife-wielding man demanded money while Meyer picked flowers in woods near Holiit. He crawled to a road for help as an ambulance from Jamaica Hospital arrived. a young Italian suspect claimed a gang attack but was held on assault charges.
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Louis J. Meyer
Bleecker Sere Manhattan
Holiit
Youngman
Meyer
Jamaica Hospital
Hoater
Hia Sasailaoy
Suffrage plank wins in Democratic convention clash
At the Democratic convention the suffrage issue triggered a major fight led by senators Stone Pittman and Walsh. The majority plank endorsed federal women's suffrage state by state, while Governor Fergusson and other minority members urged a state rights stance. Despite storms and shouting, the majority plank passed, signaling support for extending the franchise to women on the same terms as men.
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Ohio
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Montana
Wilson
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Suffrage Jubilee Over Party Planks in State Campaigns
Miss Hay notes suffrage planks in Republican and Democratic platforms advance the cause. A Jubilee meeting at the Woman Suffrage party HQ at 4% East Thirty-fourth Street will feature Annie Doughty Adaline Sterling Martha Wentworth Suffren and Edward Van Zile as speakers. The aim is to win West Virginia and South Dakota leverage for suffrage in campaigns.
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Women’s Party
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Sufrage Association
National Board
Democratic Party
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Woman Suffrage Party
Thirty-fourth Street
Mise Mary Garrett Hay
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Edward van Zhle
Building for Boy Scouts Bronx Council Opens Today
Bronx Council of the Boy Scouts of America opens a municipal headquarters in Franz Sigel Park at a corner of Sigel Street and Mott Avenue. Park Commissioner Thomas W Whittle and Rev Father Francis P Duffy will speak as over 1 000 scouts perform demonstrations in fife saving first aid and tower building with music from the Catholic Protectory band.
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Bronx Council
Franz Sigel
Thomas W. Whittle
Francis P. Duffy
Catholic Protectory Band
Bronx
N J Moose Undecided Split Over Colby Statement
Everett Colby stated New Jersey Progressives back Hughes, a claim denied as quite incorrect by H Taylor and J A H Hopkins, governors committee members. The party chairmen said Colby cannot bind delegates and that party action awaits the June 18 meeting and official committee guidance.
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Everett Colby
New Jersey
Hughes
Loving H. Taylor
Tudoral
J. A. H. Hopkins
Cole
Athor
Fatal confrontation at D A Staboney store in New Jersey
Port Monmouth manager John Doughty faced a violent customer after a long bargaining session at D A Staboney's general store. The assailant allegedly taunted the man then shot him multiple times in a fatal exchange before fleeing. Local authorities opened an investigation into the deadly incident.
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Himselfsburg
N. J
John Doughty
D. A. Staboney
Port Monmouth
Doughty
Burglars Steal Jewelry After Gun Stolen in Metuchen
In Brunachea New Jersey on June 16 a burglary occurred when intruders broke into a home while residents were away. A gun was taken and an old bureau drawer containing jewelry valued at several hundred dollars was stolen.
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Metuchen
Charles P. Corbin
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