Borah Urges Harmony At Chicago Progressive Convention
Idaho Senator William E Borah addressed the Chicago Progressive convention urging harmony among factions and endorsing Roosevelt and Borah. The audience roared its approval as he called for Teddy Roosevelt, a show of support for unity and adjournment to the afternoon.
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Roosevelt
AUDITORIUM HALL
Chicago
William E. Borah
ovaton
Chairmian Robins
Borah
Teddy
Berah
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ator Borah
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Americans Taxed by British On Securities in London
Residents here subject to income tax must sell or deposit American securities with the British government or face penalties. Two shillings per pound tax applies to those long subject to income tax, with no abatement for listed American holdings. Wealthy Americans abroad may relocate to avoid the rule, prompting government pressure and possible penalties for noncompliant residents.
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LONDON
Associated Press
mercans
United States
America
J. P. Morgan &Co
New York
Mayland
Dollar Securities Committee
Colonel Awaits Developments In Early Hours
The colonel, in Chicago, said he had no present intention of going there. He spoke to repressive leadquarry by long distance late last night and answered another Chicago call two hours after retiring. He arose early this morning in high spirits and remained alert.
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Theodore Koos
Chicago
Long Shoremen Strike Called Off in San Francisco
The Pacific coast longshoremen halted their walkout on June 1 amid wage and closed shop concessions. About 9400 workers returned to duty as Henry White mediated, with plans for future talks on wage scales and working conditions. Shipping resumed coastwide with limited stock, some firms granting concessions to unload vessels. No violence was reported.
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SAN FRANCISCO
dawn toda
Henry White
Seattle
department of labor
Dead Girl’s Father Testifies Against Orpet in Wisconsin Case
Frank Lambert, father of Marion Lambert, testified for the state in the Will Orpet murder trial at UW. He recounted finding Marion’s body in snow in Henri’s woods last February and described events leading to Orpet and Marion’s meeting that day.
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WAUKEGAN
Will Orpet
University of Wisconsin
Marion Lambert
Frank Lambert
Mr. Lambert
cari
Henri
Orpet
Marion
Progressive Movement Backing Woman Suffrage Plank Debate
In Chicago a split develops over the Progressive platform suffrage plank. Some radicals push to state the right to vote is by both federal and state action, while others favor a federal or state path. Prohibition supporters seek reconsideration as leaders lag at the convention.
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CHICAGO
Progressive
resolutions committee
Progressive party
Austrians back by Russian drive cut front 94 miles
London June 9 Information from the Russian embassy in Rome says the Austrian front has been broken along a length of 94 miles to a depth of 371% miles. The Russian advance threatens to envelop the Austrian army in the affected region as Austrians face attacks from east and north. Austrian Slav regiments reportedly panicked and surrendered early in the Russian assaults.
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LONDON
Rome
Italan
Stormy morning as party delegates meet in Chicago
Delegates to the Republican and Progressive national conventions gathered at the Coliseum and Auditorium in Chicago facing a chaotic start. A midnight peace conference at the Chicago Club failed to yield definite results, with planners uncertain about a possible return meeting as weather shadows politics. Members included Reed Smoot and W Murray Crane for the Republicans and George W Perkins for the Progressives, with others from California New York Maryland and Louisiana.
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CHICAGO
Chicago Club
Michigan boulevard
Republican committee
Reed Smoot
W. Murray Crane
William FE. Borah
Nicholas Murray Butler
A. R. Johnson
Ohio
Progressive committee
George W. Perkins
New York
Nominating Session Opens at Republican Convention
Chicago June 9 Delegates wait as War ren G Harding promises regular procedure and possible ballot by four o clock as rain clears over the Coliseum. Women visitors arrive early while Sticketholders and the band boost morale amid damp, crowded halls and a new sound-magnifying device for Dupont.
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CHICAGO
Warren G. Harding
peace conference committee
Alfred I. Dupont
Delaware
Greek government warned as Entente enforces treaties
Paris reports the Entente informs Greece that due to talks with Bulgaria and Germany they will take all measures to enforce treaties on Greek unity and the constitution. The Greek port commander at Saviniki is replaced by a French officer and Greek ships from Kavala barred. embargo placed on Greek ships in French ports.
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PARIS
prefe bureau
Bulgaria
Germany
Greece
Saviniki
Kavala
Tragic Family Slaying Leaves Father Suspect
In Chicago on June day Mrs Jennie Susanik 35 and her husband Frank and their four children aged 8 6 4 and 2 were found dead in their home. Police say the father killed his wife then suffocated himself and the children.
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CHICAGO
Jennie Susanik
Frank
John
Jennie
Mary
Matthew
Susanik
Utegan
Eau Claire to Run One Municipal Saloon
Eau Claire Wis June 9 Pour saloons of Altoona Wis will have to go out of business on July 1 and their places will be taken by a municipally owned Saloon. From the profits of this saloon the city plans to build a municipal water works.
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EAU CLAIRE
Wis
Altoona
Greece Rejoices Over Demobilization Decision
In Athens on June 9 crowds celebrate the government’s plan to demobilize the army. Observers fear the current administration may not survive as the army is disbanded.
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ATHENS
Greece
unabe
Progress report on conferees in Chicago
Conference between Republican and Progressive committees in Chicago discusses defeat of the current Democratic administration and retaking executive and legislative control. The Progressive side favors Theodore Roosevelt of New York as unite candidate. the report notes a friendly meeting and promises to report to the convention.
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CHICAGO
Progressive convention
Messrs
Perkins
New York
Johnson
California
Bonaparte
Maryland
Wilkinson
Parker
Louisiana
Theodora Thnosevelt
Reed Smoot
W. Murray Trane
W. ik. Borah
Butler
A. R. John
Messrs. Reed Smoot
W. Murray Crane
William E. Borah
Nicholas Murray Butler
a. R. Johnson
Hughes Nomination Sparks Big Outburst at Republican Convention
Delegates surged to their feet in a six minute cheer as Hughes nomination touched off a wave of enthusiasm. Gov Whitman led the nominating effort during the session at Coliseum while states were called. The roll controversy over Arizona and Alaska flared briefly before Hughes was formally introduced amid lingering chants.
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Justice Hughes
Whitman
Obama
Alaska
Arizona
New York
Gov. Whitman
Gov. Whitmaun
Peace interview repudiated by Gerard
Berlin June 9. Ambassador James W. Gerard repudiates an interview attributed to him on President Wilson's peace mediation. A copy of the spur ious script was shown to him but he refused to sanction publication via the national airline. He stated he never uttered such remarks and noted Count von Westarp accused him of backing Wilson's peace mediation.
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BERLIN
Sayvilles
James W. Gerard
Wilson
today
Gerard
Nitlonmel
sis
start
Vossische Abtung
reichstag
Count von Westarp
Count vo Westarp
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