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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1916

Page

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Convention Opens With Hope for Harmony in Chicago

The Republican and Progressive national conventions opened in Chicago with hopes for peace and a possible end to the feud. Rain fell as delegates gathered, with Warren G. Harding delivering the keynote and urging unity for victory.

Associated Press Herald-Star Chicago Coliseum Warren G. Harding Ohio Hilles Republican National Committee Crane Massachusetts Borah Idaho McKinley Illinois Harding Wilson Congress Senate Senator Arding Harling America

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM DISCUSSES ROOSEVELTITES AND ARMED PREPAREDNESS

Chicago June 7 The resolutions committee shows signs of division as members push planks reflecting Roosevelt era demands for strong Navy and military preparedness. Americanism is urged with a direct, immediate emphasis while hyphenated Americanism is subtly acknowledged. Dr Nicholas Murray Butler plans to draft a platform based on New York State lines.

Associated Press Herald-Star Chicago Committee Col. Roosevelt Smoot Resolutions Committee Roosevelt Nicholas Murray Butler New York Tomork Mittee New York State

Progressive National convention opens in Chicago

The Progressive National convention begins in Chicago with delegates arriving for a quiet session. Leaders draft a platform emphasizing preparedness and Americanism while Roosevelt’s nomination remains uncertain. George W. Perkins urges a conciliatory approach with Republicans as talks continue.

Associated Press Herald-Star Chicago Auditorium Coliseum Raymond Robins Col. Roosevelt George W. Perkins

British Army in Mourning as Kitchener Death Widens Rift

London reports the army seizes on Kitchener’s death with crepe bands and flags at half mast. Meanwhile a push from allies to intern suspected enemy nations draws press attention as the war continues. In Chicago the Progressive national convention adopts a platform urging preparedness and hints Roosevelt would run if Hughes is nominated.

West Virginia Chicago Senator Lodge Penrose John Timothy Stone Fourth Presbyterian Church Associated Press Herald-Star London War Office Earl Kitchener England Earl Progressive Party Raymond Robins National Committee Theodore Roosevelt Oyster Bay Col Roosevelt Justice Hughes Hughes Sagamore Hill

Weirton Mill to Add Ten Inch Strip Mill and Jobs

Weirton plant of Philips Sheet and Tin Plate Company will spend over 600000 dollars to add a ten inch strip mill to the existing 16 inch mill. The expansion is expected to boost payroll by about 500 to 600 workers and attract hundreds of new families to the West Virginia mill town. Construction delays have pushed completion of the 16 inch mill to mid August, with plans to accelerate the 10 inch addition.

Weirton Philips Sheet & Tin Plate Company D. M. Weir Weir West Virginia Altho

Seventy Five Graduates Parade In 1916 Class Pageant

Seventy five members of the Kenville high school class staged an imposing pageant in the auditorium decorated with pennants and green lighting. The procession featured gowns with pink corsages and pink rosebuds on coats, while the program included the overture The Girl from Utah, the chorus Summer and Festi Days, and speeches by Juliet Weller Eakin and Clara Marie Brandfass. The class roster lists many graduates and staff, with Roy Traut delivering the invocation.

Kenville High School H. S Abe Stephen Bueche Presidreas Ostertag Wilson John Eugene McCauley Margaret Creeth Elliott Valedian Muriel Isabelle Sindorf Setorian Juliet Weller Eakin Clara Marie Brandfass Ethel Alban Esther al Eugenia Parlette Donnsons Charles Pearce Sara Pittenger Elwood Poole Helen Pritchard Lilllian Ramsey Grace Robinson Bertha Rogers Ernest Rothrock Marguerite Shamp Muriel Sindorf Speer Edward Starr Harry Stern Franke Strobel Madge Sturgeon Edward Warren Howard Welday Nana Belle Welday Truxal Whitlinger Anderson Wilson Henry Wo Joseph Dietz Lillian Kidd David Daneneberg Clarence Odell James

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