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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1916

Page

6

Old Guard Uses Nice Soft Words in Chicago Conference

In Chicago on June 6 the old guard seeks to placate progressives and heal 1912 rifts. Senate Smoot pushes for full publicity of contests while leaders use open sessions and a campaign of attrition to coax back enough independents to block a Wilson minority victory. Large crowds fill hotels as convention attention focuses on restraint and procedure.

Chicago Progressive Party Smoot National Committee Resolutions Committee Wilson

Demand for Von Tirpitz to lead German Navy grows

Dispatches from The Hague report rising calls to restore Admiral Von Tirpitz as head of the German fleet. Conservatives and national Liberals unite in a bid, unhappy with the sea battle's outcome.

London Hague Admiral von Tirpitz

Hughes Promotes Flag Respect at National Cathedral Graduation

Justice Charles E. Hughes addressed young women graduates at the National Cathedral school in Washington, stressing that the flag signifies America first and undivided allegiance. He presented an American flag, calling it more than a token of reward and a symbol of national unity, effort, and duty across generations.

Washington Charles E. Hughes National Cathedral School America

Radical Moose Decide On Plan For Roosevelt Nomination

Radical Moose call mass meeting to force nomination of Roosevelt on Friday at the convention. Delegates from eight states back a plan to nominate Roosevelt, run a third party if Republicans refuse the colonel, and form a militant progressive bloc led by Victor Murdock and Wm. Allen White.

T. R Murdock H. L. Rennick United Press Chicago Roosevelt Victor Murdock Progressive National Committee Wm. Allen White Kansas Bull Moose Chieftain Raymond Robins Progras.ives Kansan Justice Hughes Washington Hughes Ronsevelt

Hughes Speech Defines Supreme Court Stand In Chicago

June 6 report from Chicago notes Hughes outline of his views on the bench is seen as a near clear definition by his volunteers. Progressives find it too vague for current issues while favorite sons call it patriotic and non creedal. Old guard plans a public scrape of the steam roller to emphasize a free untrammeled convention.

United Press Chicago Hughes Washington Supreme Court Huces’ Weil Old Guard

Villa chief Pablo Lopez shot by firing squad

Pablo Lopez, Villa's chief lieutenant during the Columbus raid, is dead in Chihuahua after a constitutionalist firing squad executed him. He faced the rifles smiling and shouted faced shot. “In the breast, brothers, In the breast!”

Chihuahua Mex Pablo Lopez Villa Columbus Lopez

Municipal Day Parade Met With Quiet City Hall

City employees planned a small Municipal Day parade but Mayor Gil canceled any celebration. The day was originally set under former Mayor Cotterill but current leaders see no occasion for festivities.

Gil Cotterill

Woman Will Keep Delegates in Order at Progressive Conclave

Chicago June 6 The first woman sergeant at arms for a political convention is Mrs. Sarah K F Lyons of Minneapolis arriving to supervise 23 women delegates. She says she would rather handle the women than the men, confident the women are lovelier more logical and easier to control.

Chicago Atarma Sarah KF. Lyons Minneapolis

American Motors Co. May Unite Willys Overland Hudson Chalmers

New York June 6 The new amalgamation of automobile concerns to include Willys Overland Hudson and Chalmers will likely be named American Motors Co with 70 million dollars in preferred stock of 100 dollars par value.

New York Willys Overland Hudson Chalmers American Motors Co

Dollar Day Children Dresses and Wash Suits

Fraser-Paterson Co offers children 2 to 6 years wash dresses at 1.00 and knit style middy blouses priced at 1.00. White linen middy dress with pleated skirt and gingham bloomers in pink tan and light blue feature in the sale. Also available are wash suits in white linen with cadet and navy trim for 2 to 6 years and regular 1.25 quality middy blouses in white with braid trim or blue red collar and cuffs.

I.p. Co Firat Fraser-Paterson Co P. Co Women’s Union St. Fraser-Paterson Co F.P. Co Adiaddeeueeraser-Paterson Co Frauser-Paterson Co

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