Favoriters Named in Primary Ballot and Strike Settled
Boar of details shows Borah talk to moosers and favorite sons named in nomination. Strike end in Seattle as White settles wage demands with labor and ship owners. 25 000 to 35 000 longshoremen return to work. 125 000 tons of exports resume. White mediates as San Francisco hosts further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Bellingham
San Diego
San Francisco
International Longshoremen’s Association
Seattle
White
Henry M. White
Capt. Gideon
Seattle Water Front Employers’ Union
Stfikers
J. B. Madsen
International
Kelly
International Longshoremen's Association
Love and trial swirl in police court defense case
Mrs. Margaret M. Jones proclaims love for attorney Jay C. Allen amid a divorce case against Mrs. Laura Allen who is on trial for assault. An umbrella attack outside the Savoy hotel on April 24 left Jones injured and witnesses describe a tense chase as courtroom details unfold.
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Margaret M. Jones
Windsor Apartments
Jay C. Allen
Laura Allen
Jones
Savoy Hotel
Mra. Allen
Mra. Jones
Mra
Sidney Gross
F. R. Miller
Sixth
Cherry
van Sielen Apartments
What sort of a man is Hughes
A detailed portrait of Charles E. Hughes showing his family life and private warmth beyond his public image. The article notes his devotion as a U S Supreme Court justice and his reluctance to discuss the White House, while portraying him as loving, playful, and attentive at home with his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Washington, D. C
Albany
Charles F. Hughes
New York
Elizabeth Hughes
White House
Elizabeth
Katherine
Helen
Charles E. Jr
Justice
Charles E. Junior
Washington
Roosevelt Rally Sparks Progressive Convention Tensions
Sen. Borah addressed progressive delegates in Chicago as Roosevelt support grew among Republicans. He urged unity with the GOP to back Roosevelt, warning the future direction of the nation could hinge on their joint action. Delegates cheered, shouting for Teddy as talks of delaying Roosevelt’s nomination continued.
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Borah
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
United States
Bill
Charles FE. Mason
Maine
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Perkins
National Committee
Convention Bulletin Nominations and Demonstrations Schedule
Colosseum events show multiple 1932 era party nominations and demonstrations. Lodge nominates Weeks, Miller nominates DuPont, Calhoun nominates Sherman, Wood nominates Fairbanks, with interruptions and reconvening at the Progressive convention and platform reading.
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Utes
Coliseum
Senator Lodge
John
Lodge
Thomas W. Miller
DuPont
Miller
Col. Calhoun
Illinois
Sherman
Calhoun
Man kills wife and four children then commits suicide
Chicago police report Frank Usa bick, 40, fatally harmed his wife by crushing her skull with a baseball bat and killed his four children aged 8, 6, 4, and 2 years before taking his own life. The six bodies were found in their home.
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Chicago
Conference Committees In Deadlock In Chicago
In Chicago on June 9 the Republican and Progressive conference committees failed to reach a settlement on a joint candidate slate and platform. They urged uniting behind Theodore Roosevelt as the best national candidate, while listing Hughes Burton Fairbanks Root and others as potential picks for the GOP. The deadlock came after a long Chicago Club session and reports from Smoot and Perkins on harmony efforts.
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Gov. Whitman
New York
Justice Hughes
Taft
Root
Chauncey M. Depew
Whitman
Hughes
Vermont
Oregon
Henry G. Beyer
Portland
Mississippi
Michigan
Ford
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Burton
Fairbanks
George W. Perkins
Hiram Johnson
Horace Wilkinson
Charles J. Bonaparte
John Parker
W. Murray Crane
Reed Smoot
Nicholas Murray Butler
Roosevelt
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Taft Gauses
Henry MM. White
Jay Allen
Antoinete Carter
Charles Evans, Jr
Catherine
H. L. Rennick
United Press
W. R. Borah
Daho
Oliver
Wm. R. Wood
Indiana
Auditorium
Perking
WiIl R. Wood
Fairbank
Bat
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