Naval battle shapes future warfare on North Sea
London report frames last week's clash as a complex British victory with 18 German ships lost versus 14 British. Analysts note daylight casualties for Britain, twilight losses for Germany, and say the engagement may deter further German raids and ease pressure on Courland.
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BERLIN
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Jellicoe
Fairbanks Guard Moves On Chigaed From Hoosierdom
Indiana Republicans march to Chicago in June to back Charles W Fairbanks as their presidential nominee. Two special trains from Evansville and Indianapolis carried about 800 Fairbanks supporters to the convention city. Fairbanks will stay at his home during the gathering.
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INDIANAPOLIS
Nine O Clock Wednesday Drive Sparks Reno Campaign
Nevada and Eastern California prize heavy newspaper campaign ends Wednesday at nine. The Gazette mobile drive pushes to finish as candidates labor without rest. Rival claims run high as voters anticipate which daughter will win. supporters flood districts with calls and visible activity.
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Brandeis Joins Supreme Court as Associate Justice
Louis D. Brandeis of Boston today took his seat as associate justice of the Supreme Court becoming the 62nd citizen elevated to the bench. Chief Justice White privately administered the oath and the court marched to the bench at noon. Brandeis was seated on the far left with Justice Pitney offering the first congratulations.
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Eureka Personal News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Eureka Nevada June 5 Miss Kathleen Breen returned home from Kaplin where she led the school. Miss Ella Hilderbrand reengaged to teach Pine Valley for the term. Miss Geraldine Breen came home from Carrara after a year abroad. Bliss Myra Harns and Harvey Estes wed May 24 in San Francisco. Mrs Estes is a popular Eureka figure and Mr Estes a promising rancher from Lander County. Steve Daniels and family visited Eureka, staying till Friday. Judge Peter Breen returned after court in Austin. Rey J J McWaily arrived in Eureka Friday for a brief stay. Catholic church benefit dance May 21 was a success. Tracey Hough, assistant postmaster, owns a Reyanto.
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Women Leaders Rally as Suffrage Movements Open in Chicago
In Chicago on June 3, suffrage leaders opened two conventions. The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage met at Blackstone theater to form a Woman's Party. The National American Woman Suffrage Association began a two week session at the Princess theater, pushing a state equal suffrage plank for the Republican platform.
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Uncertainty Reigns at Chicago in Party Contests
Chicago reports tense planning as Republican and Democratic conventions near. Leaders weigh strategy, delays, and possible break maneuvers with 28 delegate contests left, hopeful for a smooth process and unity after careful maneuvering and forecasts of pivotal votes.
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Convention Screens Hughes as Rivalry Shapes Press Fare
Chicago June 3 The nomination fight for Justice Hughes grows into a public show with delegates wavering, old guard vs reformers, and Roosevelt uncertainty. Paris June 5 Verdun front reports describe brutal German assaults at Fort Vaux with carnage in Lamloup ravine. Uproar over Roosevelt strength among Republicans claims about 150 to 200 delegates likely backing him. Nominee not yet chosen. aim to unite factions and present a unified party.
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Dark horse candidate favored in Roosevelt Hughes tug of war
The text outlines a convention struggle among Roosevelt and Hughes camp allies. It notes a dark horse candidate could emerge but many favored sons reduce the chance of an outsider. Forces avoid antagonizing Roosevelt or hindering Progressives from returning. Roosevelt could block top contenders but overreach might push the convention to move beyond his input.
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Roosevelt Help Sought but Not Dictation in Nomination Action
Fragmentary account cites Justice Hughes indicating Roosevelt could influence nominations without dictation. The piece notes split views among supporters about Roosevelt's role and the process, with focus on caution against direct control.
Delegations Stream In At Republican Progressive Conventions
Delegates from many states pour into Chicago for the Republican and Progressive conventions as campaigning and caucuses begin. Key figures from Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Montana are shaping strategies while committees monitor Cummins and Roosevelt voting prospects amid Harding and Burton headlines.
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