Naval battles and political shocks from the Great War
European War News reviews a North Sea victory for Germany and heavy English losses. It reports sinkings, captures and strategic moves across Verdun, the Italian front, and the Voges. Also covered are U S and border matters, elections, and public protests shaping wartime policy.
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Naval appropriation bill sea preparedness approved by House
The House passed the naval appropriation bill totaling 269.9 million dollars by a 358 to 4 vote. President Wilson will lead the preparedness parade on Flag Day July 14 and later review the procession. He urged patriotic exercises for June 14 and warned against immigration for America first. Brandeis confirmed to the Supreme Court amid party opposition. The House added 6 million to the naval fund to pressure private shipyards if bids are deemed too high.
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Harding keynote sets Republican program for national renewal
Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio, chairing the Republican convention in Chicago, outlined a platform of National Defense, Protective Tariff, Square Deal for Business and a solemn call for Americanism. He urged unity, warned against Democratic errors, and stressed industrial self reliance as essential to peace and national strength.
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Republicans in Big Convention Name Harding Temporary Chairman
Chicago June 7 Republicans opened their quadrennial national convention before a full Coliseum. Senator Charles Warren Harding of Ohio was elected temporary chairman and delivered the keynote address urging party harmony, defense readiness, tariff protection, and American loyalty as committees were named for credentials permanent organization rules and resolutions.
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