The Star Announces Chicago Convention Coverage Team
The Star names Art Young and Bob Satterfield as staff artists and lists writers and editors to cover the Chicago convention. The paper touts enhanced dispatch services via United Press and the Newspaper Enterprise Association and promises in depth convention coverage with timely drawings and articles.
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Chicago
Art Young
Washington
The
Star
Russell
Young
United Press
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Dispatch
Charlee Edward Ruseel
Gilson Gardner
Abe Hurwitz
Fred 8. Ferguson
Perry Arnold
Lowell Mellett
A. J. Eldred
George Martin
Karl A. Bickel
Carl D. Groat
J. P. Yoder
WN. C. Parke
Robert J.bender
H. L. Rennick
Harry P. Burton
Leon Starmont
Robert Mountsier
Honor Fanning
Bob Satterfield
HE Star
Pie or Jam at the Republican Convention 1916
Charles Edward Russell compares the presidential choice to a child in a pantry torn between Roosevelt mince pie Hughes jam and other dishes while Old Guard fears and prophets swirl. He notes delegates are controlled and no contests exist, making a Grant-Garfield era echo in a modern convention.
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Russell
Teddy
Hughes
Charles Edward Russell
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Chicago
Fairbanks
Henry Ford
David Lamar
Wall Street
Oliver Osborne
Grant
Garfield
Wanted 50 Girls to March in Big Parade
The Star seeks 50 girls aged 16 to 20 to represent states and territories in the preparedness parade next Saturday. White dress required, rest of costume provided, and positions are favorable. Call editor between 5 and 6 PM today or Tuesday morning to participate.
Seattle Preparedness Parade Grows Toward 30000 Independents
Seattle organizers expect 25 000 to 30 000 independents to sign for next Saturday's preparedness procession. 10000 more independents will register at Stuart building 1312 Fourth Ave. Telephone Elliott 280 to register or confirm. Autos barred from the march. foot marchers form platoons under Capt. Arthur P S Hyde.
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Seattle
Pa Hans
Parade
Stuart Building
Fourth Ave
Elliott
Arthur P
Hyde
Portland
Peddler Shot After Street Fight in Ravensdale
Tony Joseph a peddler lay wounded in county hospital with bullets in back neck arms and legs after a Sunday clash with four laborers in Ravensdale. Tony Marcello Alex Pellegrini A Pisportsi and J Giriconi were handcuffed and jailed on charges of shooting by Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich who captured them singlehanded.
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Tony Joseph
Ravensdale
Tony Marcello
Alex Pellegrini
A. Pisportsi
J. Giriconi
Matt Starwich
Starwich
Joseph
Pisperias
Progressive national committee forms publicity group
The Progressive National Committee named a conference committee to consult with Republicans on platform and candidate. Geo W Perkins Governor Hiram Johnson and Horace Wilkinson constitute the group. Leaders fear radicals may push Roosevelt before formal organization. progressives may press Roosevelt or offer an alternate choice if rejected.
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Chicago
Progressive National Committee
Geo. W. Perkins
Hiram Johnson
Horace Wilkinson
Roosevelt
Son of the Wind serialized in The Star
The Star begins Lucia Chamberlain’s novel Son of the Wind with the first of six installments on page 4. Readers are told the complete work will appear within a week and that the serialization ends Saturday.
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The
Star Today
Lucia Chamberlain
Wilson Drafts Mexican Reply
President Wilson, aided by Secretary Lansing, drafts a reply to Carranza's demand for withdrawal of U S troops from Mexican soil. Officials anticipate cabinet review tomorrow and expect a refusal to withdraw.
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Wilson
Washington
Carranza
United States
Lansing
Britain Claims Big German Naval Losses Stir Prudish Debate
London reports that British authorities claim Germany suffered heavy losses in a sea battle, listing battleships and destroyers likely sunk while German officials call Britain's claims a joke and deny the scale of any defeat. The piece notes Warspite's survival and Beatty's revered status in Britain as the public weighs the battle's meaning.
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Wiesbaden
Pfbing
Frauenlob
Pommern
Elbing
Admiralty
Seacoast
Germany
Berlin
Great Britain
Hughes Silent on German American Alliance Question
Lucien Bonheur, progressive leader of Long Island, urged Justice to obtain a statement from Hughes claiming he is pressed by the German American alliance issue. He stated Roosevelt knew of the move and warned that Hughes cannot remain silent on this matter.
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Oyster, Bay
Roosevelt
Hughes
Lucien Bonheur
Long Island
Hitchcock Leans on Figures to Back Hughes Nomination
U P staff correspondent reports Justice Hughes is ahead on mid afternoon ballots as Hitchcock asserts Hughes will win on the first ballot. Roosevelt backsslump. progressives courted. Old guard seeks Hughes only if he can win in November. plan to cooperate with progressives is proposed before Wednesday meeting.
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Perry Arnold
U. P
Chicago
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
Frank Hitchcock
Hughes
Hitchcock
Root
New York
Old Guard
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