Democratic Work All Done In White House Convention
A column by Charles Edward Russell reflects on historic conventions and the earlier ratification process. The piece conveys travel fixtures and the burden of delegates as the nation contemplates political choices amid party tradition.
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Coroner Links Poison Form to Lambert Death at Orpet Trial
Coroner testifies that potassium poison appeared in liquid form in the death of Yalton Lambert during the trial of Willman Wo Orpet. The state argues the liquid poison caused the fatal effect while the defense suggests Lambert brought crystal form poison herself, possibly wrapped in paper. Dr Taylor notes sediment and powder on Lambert’s hand and a smear from mouth to forehead indicating liquid exposure.
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Friends of Hughes Plan Union With Roosevelt
Reported efforts show Hughes supporters and Roosevelt allies seeking a political union. Key figures like Colby and Strauss are noted as backing candidates while public figures discuss strategies to unite factions before the New York governor race.
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New Military Bill to Be Presented to Congress
A draft universal military bill is reported to be presented to Congress. The proposal would require able citizens to serve in a national defense force, with provisions for exemptions and classed service. Capt Van Lion Mascley leads the delegation outlining aims and future actions.
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Attacks Repulsed Across Regions Amid War Crime Claims
Fragmentary report states attacks by Austrians were repulsed along the Tine and Posini fronts in the southern Toro area. It mentions intensified fighting and a wartime crime accusation issued to all parties, with reference to Vla ndoy and Vlandoy areas.
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Edwin Ferris Pioneer of State Found Dead on His Ranch
Edwin Ferris a longtime Nevada pioneer and former county commissioner was found dead yesterday on his Plumas County ranch. He had been ill with stomach pains for several days and died likely of heart failure. Ferris had moved from Lassen to Reno and served on the county board, leaving a widow Lucretia and four children.
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Flag Day Tribute Draws Washington Crowds
President Wilson leads a flag day parade along Pennsylvania Avenue with women and children, police and White House staff in attendance. Spectators cheer as the procession passes the Peace Monument toward the White House, amid gray skies and cool spring weather. The event, linked to suffrage activism, is tied to broader wartime preparedness and public support for the electoral cause.
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True Americanism Proclaimed by Hexamer in Philadelphia
Dr C J Hexamer, president of the National German American Alliance, declares at Betsy Ross House that true Americanism has no class or creed distinctions and remains neutral to defend American rights against any aggression, following wherever the flag leads.
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Device to Prevent Ship Collisions Introduced
London June 14 An announcement states William Maryoni will release a new device soon designed to dim the ship’s surroundings and reduce collision risk at night by altering wall lighting along the ship’s ridge while at sea.
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U S Delays Reply on Mexican Collisions Tensions
Wallington, June 14 The United States may not issue its answer to the first note with Mexico until after the Lotus convention ends this week. Officials say internal political pressures shape Washington’s stance and that any move toward Mexico will depend on domestic factors and the risk of provoking anti American sentiment.
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Gorgason Campaign Against Yellow Jack
New York report says Gen William C. Gorgas leads a campaign against yellow fever. The Yellow Fever Commission, formed by an international bond, plans a steamer tour to South American points where the disease persists. Gorgas secures four months of army leave to advance the effort.
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Italian Auxiliary Torpedoed By Austria
An Austro-Hungarian submarine torpedoed the Italian heavy cruiser Principe Umberto on June eight while it carried troops. The Austrian admiralty message, received from Vienna, reports the loss occurred near Austro-Hungarian waters.
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Automobile Bandits Kill Cycle Policeman in Spectacular Holdup
Two motorcycle bandits shot Herman Matow to death and seriously wounded his companion Policeman Thure Linde after a western suburb jewelry and cash robbery totaling about 200. The bandits escaped in a stolen car.
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Exhaustion Halts Verdun Battle as German and French Clash
United around Verdun the fighting subsided after heavy German efforts to storm French positions north of Thiaumont. fresh troops were sent in to turn the Vaux plateau from the southwest, but heavy losses prevented gains and the night ended with no decisive result.
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Conventions Opening Hearts and Pageantry Distract From Talks
The opening session of the convention drew 12 000 attendees to the Coliseum as cheers rose for Wilson and Marshall. National Chairman MeCombs called the meeting to order amid a lively crowd while party leaders navigated the program amid distractions.
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Deadlock May End Conference Today
New York June 144 Railway managers and officers of railway unions have debated and stalled since January over wages and hours. The talks, expected to wrap today, could trigger a strike referendum if unresolved, with potential for a second conference if needed.
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