09 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
1
A vintage bank advertisement asks readers to select a bank by usefulness and proximity. It promotes the Savings Department offering four percent interest and urges putting earnings aside to be ready for opportunity. Established March 1828, the notice emphasizes prudent saving and prosperity.
Chicago reports a bid for peace between Progressives and Republicans as both sides seek harmony before the coming campaign. Roosevelt interests surface while Hughes appears main front runner. a peace conference plan and committee talks unfold amid rooseveltians and Hughes supporters’sdivergent views.
Reed Smoot emerges as a leading figure at the Republican National Convention. The Utah senator plays a pivotal role in shaping party platform and strategy as delegates rally behind his influence and leadership.
Adjutant General Stewart issued provisional orders for annual encampments of national guard units with dates and venues. Locations include near Philadelphia for the First Brigade, North Girard for the Second, Tobyhanna for the Third, Mt. Gretna for the Fourth, near Pittsburgh for artillery and hospital detachments, and Belvoir Tract Virginia for Engineers. A site near Philadelphia is anticipated for the First Brigade. The schedule spans July to August with some dates to be finalized by brigade commanders and governor approval.
A Tientsin telegraph dispatch says United States troops are ordered to hold in readiness to proceed to Pekin as French forces move from Annam. Li Yuan Hung’s personal guard assures him loyalty as events unfold in China.
Chicago June 9 The Republican convention stages a battle for the party’s presidential nominee. Governor Whitman introduces Hughes while a conciliatory report links Roosevelt with both reconciliation committees. The platform declares a united, neutral United States while promising firm foreign policy and protection of citizens' rights at home and abroad.
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