Progressive leaders for Hughes in Democratic convention reports
George von L Meyer supports Hughes in the Roosevelt era Republican bid. Henry Allen Kansas program leader reports Roosevelt may back Hughes and suggests Victor Murdock as Progressive standard bearer if Roosevelt declines. Allen notes a possible Hughes presidential ticket with Parker of Louisiana as VP and Johnson heading to Oyster Bay to back Roosevelt.
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Kansas
Hughes ST, LOUIS
Henry Allen
Hughes
Col Roosevelt
Allen
Victor Murdock
Progressive national committee
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Alien
Roosevelt
Wilson
Gov. Johnson
Cal
Oyster Bay
Justice Hughes
Col
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Mexicans Captured After Ranch Raid Near Laredo
A raid on the T. A. Coleman ranch at San Samuel yielded three killed and three captured from the Mexican band. The pursuers were not identified as Texas rangers or American troops under Capt. Welborn. By today nine bandits had been accounted for, including three captured early.
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LAREDO
Tex
T. A. Coleman
San Samuel
Texas rangers
Welborn
Hughes Says Duty Supremely Clear In Draft Question
New York June 12 Mr Hughes met newspapermen and refused to outline plans saying there are circumstances where duty is supremely clear. He stated there was no question in this case about what to do and that he did it, aiming to make his attitude clear in his public announcement.
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NEW YORK
Hughes
Washington
Jersey
Russian Armies Repulsed in Galicia and Meuse Artillery Active
Berlin reports Russian forces failed to advance northeast of Buczacz in Galicia and more than 1300 were captured. German and Austro-Hungarian troops under von Bothmer held the line. Western front near Perthes saw reconnoitering detachments seize officers and men and four machine guns. Meuse artillery remained active as the front lines stayed otherwise unchanged.
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BERLIN
Buczacz
Galicia
war office
von Bothmer
Bucsacz
Stripa
Champagne
Perthes
Meuse
Verdun
Raid reports at Laredo remain undisclosed
Overnight dispatches to Gen Funston added nothing to his information about raids near Laredo and Capt Ola W Bell scouting. No detailed report has been made to department headquarters and the exact location of Captain Bulls is unknown.
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SAN ANTONIO
Tex
Funston
Laredo
Ola W. Bell
department
Democratic convention opens with speeches and seating fights
Delegates meet in St Louis to finalize plans for the 1092 delegates to name the party ticket amid five contested seats from DC Hawaii Texas and a Hawaii delegate contest as McCombs signals a short session and Wilson's pending choice for convention leadership. Also 1060 coast artillerymen and a battalion of engineers are ordered to the Mexican border to bolster Punston’s command along with 1400 total troops from Washington barracks and training camps.
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ST. LOUIS
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Texas
McCombs
William J. Stone
resolutions committee
Stone
Washington
Wilson
congress
Ker
Punston
Baker
Inc
Mexco
Atlantic
Washington barracks
Wyattsburg
Fort Ogelthorpe
Democrats Face Woman Suffrage Clash At St Louis
Suffragists from the newly formed Woman's Party and the Nations American Woman Suffrage Association press for action at the St Louis convention. The Women’s Party demands immediate adoption of the Susan B Anthony resolution by Congress. the party leadership warns of a declared war if no action is taken. Democratic leaders are urged to declare for suffrage in the platform.
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ST. LOUIS
Woman's Party
the
Nations American Woman Suffrage Association
national organization
Carrie Charan Gatt
Anne H. Martin
Susan B. Anthony
congress
Charles D. Hilles
Senator Borah
Hillas
Alice Paul
Congressional Union
Justice Hughes
Right of Re Rate Knights Case Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington June 12. The Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias constitutionally may re rate members in 1910 causing a dues increase for fourth class members. The Supreme Court sustained the action, affirming the re rate authority under the lodge's constitution.
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PYTHIAS
Supreme Court
Lodge
WASHINGTON
supreme lodge Knights of Pythias
Dead girl's mother testifies next Orpet trial
June 12 The Will Orpet murder trial continued with the examination of FE C Orpet father of the defendant. It is expected Marian Lambert's mother Mrs Frank Lambert will be called after his completion.
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VARUKEGAN
Will Orpet
Marian Lambert
FE. C. Orpet
Mr. Orpet
Orpet
Frank Lambert
Hughes Plans Campaign Conference In New York
Charles E Hughes arrived in New York for his first campaign conference. He met Public Services Commissioner Travis Whitney and attorney William R Wilcox and said he planned summer campaign activities rather than immediate political payments. He would not confirm any meetings with Roosevelt and left the exact schedule undecided.
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NEW YORK
Charles HE. Hughes
Washington
Public Services
Travis H. Whitney
William R. Wilcox
public service commission
Hughes
Hudson
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Hughes
New
Reports deny cross border bandits near Donna Progreso clash
Medrobb, Tex. June 12. Capt Haines and Lieut Glass of Troop C Third Cavalry debunk claims that 30 horsemen crossed the Rio Grande south of Donna or that American soldiers fought Mexicans across the river at Progreso. They found no trace of bandits and say Carranza soldiers were pursuing bandits on the Mexican side.
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MEDROBBDES
Tex
Rio Grande
Donna
Haines
Lieut. Glass
troop C. Third cavalry
Progreso
Carranza
Wreck Hits Newspapers Plant in Deadwood
The Deadwood newspaper plant of E. T. Senn was wrecked last week by unknown assailants. Senn has been waging a years long war on vice in the area.
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DEADWOOD
T. Senn
pergone
French Artillery Wreaks Havoc at Soissons
Paris June 12 The official statement reports West of Soissons our artillery destroyed enemy works and caused an explosion in his mines. On the Meuse left bank bombardment near Chattancourt. Artillery fighting intense north of Souville and Tavannes on the right bank. Last night our trenches west of Fort Vaux repulsed an attack.
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PARIS
Soissons
Meuse
Chattancourt
Souville
Tavannes
Fort Vaux
WRECK VICTIMS LAND AT YMUIDEN
Fifteen crew members of the Norwegian steamer Bur of 1942 tons were landed at Ymuiden after reporting their ship was sunk by either a mine or a torpedo during June 12. The incident details a wartime loss affecting seafaring personnel.
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YMUIDEN
Netherlands
Welles, Fallon winners in Gazette prize contest
The Gazette Automobile and Prize Campaign crowned winners after tallied votes. Sylvia Weeks of Welle Nev led with 4 793 090 votes winning the Overland prize, Nettie Leonard of Alturas Cal won the Rep prize, and Stella Greenwood of Fallon Nev won the Chevrolet prize. District prizes went to Mrs Gardella Sparks Nev, Lois McNeilly Reno Nev, and others with vales and wrist watches, while Ida Nicley Deeth Nev and Stella Greenwood also received gold prizes. The editors note the unawarded candidates and the campaign’s end.
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Gazette Automobile and Prize Camepaign
Overland
Sylvia B. Weeks
Welle
WNev
Nettie Leonard
Alturas
Cal
Chevrolet
Stella
Greenwood
Fallen
Nev
lavalliere
Ida M. Nicley
Deeth
Stella Greenwood
Failoa
Ida M. WNicley
New
D. W. DUNELE
H. HW
KENNEDY
REID
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