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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1916

Page

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Roosevelt Allies Hold Conference On Nomination Strategy

Chicago June 6. Senator Lodge plans to nominate Weeks and met with George W. Perkins to discuss cross party candidates. Perkins said no agreement yet but Roosevelt was the only candidate presented. Hilles joined later. he refused to discuss details of the talks.

Chicago Senator Lodge Senator Weeks George W. Perkins Progressive Headquarters Mr. Perkins George von L. Meyer Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Col. Roosevelt Oyster Bay Progressive National Committee Perkins Theodore Roosevelt Murdock Hilles Charles D. Hilles Republican National Committee

Battlefront updates from Ypres to Verdun in June reports

The wire service notes heavy fighting around Ypres and trench warfare near Verdun with British, German, and Austrian forces. It cites 5,600 Austro-Hungarian prisoners, Russian offensives across a 250 mile front from Petrograd toward the Romanian frontier, and persistent artillery bombardments around Vaux and Damaux as troops hold trenches and exchange bombardments.

Vienna Berlin Toville Rome London Lagarina Com Gna War Office Posina Ypres Ance Ypres-Comines Linst Petrograd Pripet River Brestrovek Rumanian Verdun Lasset Udens Tssalt Vaux and Damloup

Knox's Future Assured With Sage Endowment

A large donation from Mrs. Russell Sage boosts Knox College's campaign for a 25000 yearly endowment. Dr John E Finley announced the gift to trustees, McClerland presided at the baccalaureate, and construction plans for a new men's dormitory were set. The college had struggled with funds, aiming to raise sufficient endowment to sustain its high academic standing.

Alesburg Russell Sage New Rk Ionex College John E. Finley Yas McClerland Knox Nox

Relief for Levee Floods Suits Move Forward

Mississippian landowners rally against the Mississippi River Commission and levee boards, seeking action over alleged flood damage. The Supreme Court ruling clears cases to proceed in federal courts across Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee and Arkansas. Named plaintiff is John Sabbin of Memphis with Riparian Land Owners Association leading suits.

Ashington Missipi Supreme Court Mississippi Louisi Tennessee Arkansas John Sabbin Memphis Tenn Riparian Land Owners’ Active Association Missi River Commission Variou Fevee Boande

Dead 25 in One County as Arkansas Tornado Toll Rises

A string of Arkansas tornadoes on Monday left at least 25 dead and over 100 injured. Judsonia in White County reported 25 dead and 50 injured, with widespread destruction across Norman areas including Heber Springs Cabot and Greenland. Rail and telegraph lines were down, hampering casualty tallies as rescuers labored through the night.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Judsonia White County Heber Springs Delark Dallas County Cabot Hot Springs Merriston Greenland Washington County North Arkansas Fayetteville Ed Wilson Will Gabbert Memphis Tenn Iron Mountain Railroad Bald Knob Morriton Pulaski

Democrats Win Judges In Chicago

Chicago voters in Cook County precincts reported the entire Democratic judicial ticket victorious by a wide margin. Progressives and Socialists trailed, bond issues for a new county jail failed while two new judges joined the bench. Justice Burke McDonald Gridley Cooper Devere retained. Sullivan and David elected. Tur ney defeated. River dispute ruling asserted river valley not identical to bed, aligning with state and federal riverwater controls.

Chicago Cook County Superior Court Richard E. Burke Charles M. McDonald Martin E. Gridley William F. Cooper William E. Devere John J. Sullivan Joseph D. David Robert E. Turney Mississippi Congress

Casualty List From Jutland Battle Publicized

London date June 6 The admiralty released a partial casualty list from the naval battle off Jutland. The report covers petty officers and men aboard ships not sunk in the engagement. It records 116 killed and 233 wounded in the first section shown.

London Admiralty Jutland

Hawkeye Voters Rally In Wide Iowa Primary

Unusually heavy statewide primary turnout in Iowa described as voters studying two strong contests. Suffrage supporters claim a statewide victory with rural gains anticipated. anti suffrage leaders report a slight deficit but uncertain totals linger into Tuesday. Harding leads for governor with 35 percent needed for nomination, while Allen and Cosson contest for second place.

Des Moines Allen Cosson Close Joseph Allen Pocahontas George Cosson Audubon Kuehnnle Mississippi River Harding Cosson Kuehnle

Unprecedented turnout in Dubuque primaries prompts extra ballots

In Dubuque County on June 6 an unprecedented voter turnout due to local option contests and the suffrage referendum required additional ballots in several precincts. Suffrage results show 1364 for and 2237 against in eleven precincts.

Dubuque, Ja Dubuque

Clinton Vote Totals Show Narrow Suffrage Result

Clinton Iowa on June 6 reports citywide totals of 710 for suffrage and 1802 against in complete returns.

Clinton Conton

Tight vote in Wanella county precincts report

In Ottumwa Wanella county 11 of 27 precincts reported a suffrage result with 968 for and 1,093 against. The tally reflects early returns from June 6 across the county capital.

Ottumwa Wanella

Defeat of Woman Suffrage Favored in Scott County

Snowed in Davenport Iowa June 6 indications point to the defeat of woman suffrage by a vote of at least three to one in Scott county Harding for you continued on page two

Davenport Scott County Harding

High Tide Threatens Republican Harmony at Nomination

CHICAGO June 6 Representatives of Republican candidates faced a perplexing move by Justice Hughes as Roosevelt’s fate loomed. Leaders sought harmony by offering veto power to Roosevelt or naming acceptable alternatives, while Hughes emerged as a strong second choice among delegates. Progressives worry over a Hughes boom and fear failed transfers among delegates.

Chicago Justice Hughes Colonel Roosevelt Hughes Progressive Party Col Col. Roosevelt Roosevelt Thughes Hin Hughe

Delegates Arrive as Chicago Preconvention Parade Starts

Delegates pour into Chicago for the Republican national convention with bands banners and badges adding color to preconvention days. Hotel lobbies clear for security while street processions and caucus preparations highlight the city in anticipation of the nomination battles.

Chicago Michigan Avenue West Thompson Illinois Roy G. West Mayor Thompson Iines West Charles 5. Deneen Thompson Sherman Frank CG. Lowden Thifteen Hundred Marion Club Indianapolis Charles W. Pairbanks Benjamin Harrison Mayer Thompson

Americanism May Lead 1916 Republican Platform

Chicago June 6 The Republican party weighs platform ideas with Senators Lodge Borah Sutherland and others pushing Americanism as a central theme. Discussion seeks an inclusive nationalist declaration, possibly favoring woman suffrage while avoiding a brief, terse platform.

Chicago Lodge Berah Sutherland Senate House Committee On

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