Naval Battle Otias All Europe Battle of Last Week
London and Berlin dispute losses after the North Sea engagement. British claim 18 German ships sunk versus 14 British, with German concealment cited. Analysts say the battle may end German raids on English coasts and ease pressure on Courland. German report credits intensified battleship forces and flying wings.
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Germany
Courland
Copenhagen
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Sayville
Jellicoe
Fairbanks Guard Moves On Chicago From Hoosierdom
Indian Republicans strong, move to Chicago to back Charles W. Fairbanks for the presidential nomination. Two special trains carried about 800 Fairbanks supporters from Evansville and Indianapolis. Fairbanks to stay in Indianapolis during the convention.
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Reno Gazette Campaign Ends Wednesday Nine O Clock
Nevada and Eastern California fame from prizes and entries. the Reno Gazette automobile campaign nears its close with nine o clock Wednesday night as candidates push nonstop for victory amid claims and feverish activity. Daughters of hopefuls are seen in the crowd, and outside districts relay strong support. turn to page six for full coverage.
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Gazette automobile
New Justice Brandeis Seated on Supreme Court Bench
Boston man Louis D Brandeis was sworn in as associate justice of the Supreme Court becoming the 62nd citizen to attain the post. Chief Justice White privately administered the oath and the court later marched to the bench where Brandeis took his seat beside Justice Pitney amid congratulations.
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Boston
WASHINGTON
Louis D. Brandeis
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Eureka Personal News Tells Of Local Happenings
Kath leen Breen returned from Kaolin to head a school in Eureka. Dilla Hilderbrand is rehired to teach Pine Valley. Geraldine Breen comes home from Carrara after a year teaching. Myra Harris and Harvey Estes wed in San Francisco on May 24. Steve Daniels visited with family. Judge Breen and Rev McNally arrived in Eureka. Catholic church benefit dance a success. Tracey Hoegh now owns a new automobile.
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Kaolin
Dlla Hilderbrand
Pine Valley
Geraldine Breen
Carrara
Myra Harris
Harvey Estes
San Francisco
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Burckas
Tracey Hoegh
Suffragists Hold Chicago Convention to Form Woman's Party
In Chicago suffragists open a three day convention at the Blackstone to form a Woman's Party and back the Susan B Anthony amendment. The National American Woman Suffrage Association meets at Princess theater to draft a suffrage plank for the Republican platform. Leaders say women hold balance of power, one fifth of voters and a third of presidential electors, swaying party choice.
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Maude Younger
California
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wek
Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage
Woman's Party
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Uncertainty Reigns as Chicago Prep for Conventions
Reports from Chicago describe cautious, strategic maneuvering ahead of the Republican and Democratic conventions. Leaders weigh splits, prepare contingencies, and expect lingering contests with Roosevelt and Wilson in focus. Louisiana contest resolution cited as a near-term outcome.
Butchery at Verdun front described as beyond imagination
Paris June 5. German assaults on Fort Vaux near Verdun push masses of infantry across a ravine from Lamloup. Three days of carnage leave ground saturated with blood as front ranks fall and replacements rush forward. French officers call the butchery beyond imagination.
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Convention Narrows Choice in Hughes Favor for Republican Nomination
Chicago June 3 The push for Justice Hughes nomination gains momentum with old guard Republicans leaning toward him. Delegates reportedly instructed to back Hughes may switch, and Roosevelt supporters fear a split persists. Leaders cite Hughes as unifying, while unaffiliated delegates drift to the strongest progressive option. Nominee to avoid becoming campaign issue.
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Dark horse candidate may be produced in Roosevelt Hughes situation
The article analyzes the Roosev elt and Hughes scenario with a potential dark horse candidate. It notes many strong men among favorites and that Roosevelt can block one or two contenders while avoiding hostility to Roosevelt. Progressives seek a path back without dictation and fear a convention moving past his views if he pushes further.
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Delegations Pour Into Republican and Progressive Conventions
Chicago dispatch notes delegates arriving by train from all states for the Republican and Progressive conventions. Cummins supporters in Iowa push to rally delegates from nearby states while Pennsylvania’s Knox wing signals divided sentiment. Notable figures include Burton Harding and Egan, Kelly, Richards, and Thompson visiting Reno and Verdi as officials register and caucuses begin.
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Roosevelt
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Justice Hughes
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Miriam Egan
Tonopah
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Frank Kelly
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Golden
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Yosemite valley
W. B. Thompson
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