Progressives and T. R. Break Bitter Over Colonel Turndown
Bitter Moosers clash with Colonel after rejection as progressives and Theodore Roosevelt supporters lose access to backing. Tensions rise within party ranks amid fallout from the decision.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
3
Still Want T. R. as Their Candidate
Roosevelt radicals of the progressive party plan to visit Oyster Bay to urge Theodore Roosevelt to accept the progressive nomination. A committee led by John J. O Connell Kingsbury Wm Halpin Stanley Isaac Justice William Rensom and Solomon Sufrin will wait for his final answer. Leaders say the party could dissolve but may still back the Democratic candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Oyster Bay
John J. O'Connell
Charites Kingsbury
Wm. Halpin
Stanley Isaac
William Rensom
Solomon Sufrin
T. R
Roosevelt declines Progressive nom reserved option
The 1916 progressive convention reports Theodore Roosevelt will not accept the presidential nomination at this time and leaves a conditional path. He proposes that Hughes’s statements determine the party’s next move, with possible further action by Roosevelt. The convention accepted his statement and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Redelsheimer Clothing Store Announces Sale Closure
Redelsheimer clothing store, a longtime city retailer, announces a sale as it marks its first manager William H. ment's exit from the business. The late Jules Redelsheimer opened the store 27 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redelsheimer
William H
Jules Redelsheimer
Ohio Veteran Camp Hosts G A R Jubilee in Marion
National and state Civil War figures are at the golden jubilee encampment of the Ohio G A R in Marion. About five thousand veterans and families attend the event today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohi G. A. R
Boots Sparked Fashion Craze In Early 20th Century Stage
The article reviews Jose Collins in Alone at Last and Dustin Farnum in The Call of the Cumberland as popular stage acts. It notes a boot trend driven by a mountain-climbing costume, sparking demand across retailers and affecting households, with other film bills including Reggie Mixes In and The Birth of a Nation trimmed to 12,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Jose Collins
Laat
New York
Jose
Miss Collins
Fox
Dustin Farnum
Samson South
The
Rex
Cumberlands
Sidney Drew
D. W. Griffith
Moore Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Reggie
the Liberty
Gallagher
Persla
Broadway High to Hold Exercises at Metropolitan Theatre
Broadway High School will hold its commencement exercises at the Metropolitan Theatre at 8 p m Wednesday. Admission is by ticket only. Friends are asked not to send flowers or presents to the graduates during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway High School
Metropolitan Theatre
Educator J H Morgan Announces Candidacy for State Superintendent
J H Morgan 22 year head of mathematics at the state normal school Ellensburg announces for state superintendent of public instruction. A prominent educator, Morgan has led the Washington Educational Association and served with the National Educational Association. He enters the race subject to Democratic primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Wagh
J. H. Morgan
State Normal School
Doctors Convene in Detroit for 67th AMA Convention
About 15 000 physicians and medical professionals gathered in Detroit for the 67th annual meeting of the American Medical Association. Victor Murdock, chair of the Progressive National Committee, will lecture in Stanwood Snohomish County Tuesday night on preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrorr
Detroit
United States
American Medical Association
Victor Murdock
Progressive National Committee
Stanwood
Snohomish County
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Chicago
Col. Roosevelts
Hughes
Teddy
Gov. Johnson
California
Johnson
John Ma Rker
Louisiana
Republican Party
Ohio Veterans Meet
Seattle
Mutual
Frannie Freuboits
Mutual Constellation
Gladys Hulette
Colonial
Mutual Weekly
Charlie Chaplin
Alhambra
Charlie
Melody of Love
Nell Shipman
J. Warren Kerrigan
National Board of Censors
Clemmer
Rage
Winnifred Greenwood
Edward Coxen
Bouncer
Joe
Fannie Ward
Coliseum
Fannie
Salvation Army
Jack Pickford
Mary
Russel FE. Smith
Market Report
M. Hee WO
Moin Woo
Nature Herba
James Ft
Ard Aves
Beattie
Florida
Hood River
Kennewick
Washington
Oregon
Wisconsin
Young America
Broadway High
William Fox
Matt & Jeff
H. L. Windus
Second Ave
Spring
Seneca
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