Hughes Named Republican Nominee on Third Ballot
At the Republican national convention in Chicago on June 10, Justice Charles F. Hughes was nominated on the third ballot by the Associated Press report. The tally showed Hughes 954 1 2 votes, Roosevelt 18 1 2, Weeks 3, Lodge 7, Lafollette 3, one absent. Roosevelt was simultaneously nominated by acclimation in the Progressive conference, and a recess followed as the Coliseum reacted with uproar.
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Roosevelt Final Appeal Shapes Progressive Convention
Roosevelt makes a last appeal amid a raucous Progressive convention as supporters clash over party direction. The platform fight centers on compromise versus independent paths, with figures like Perkin and Parker voicing firm stances. The scene features declared favors for a non compromise candidate and calls for unity after heated demonstrations.
Weeks Delegates Are All Released
Chicago reports indicate Senator Weeks of Massachusetts released his delegates after 105 votes. Sherman’s delegates also moved away. Weeks and Sherman leaders abandoned their candidates, backing Justin Hughes. Massachusetts supporters may shift, while Fairbanks’ adherents are uncertain. Indiana’s race and Ohio influence loom, with New York Root delegates likely to stay, and Hughes drawing Sherman followers. A vice presidency contest centers on Fairbanks and Borah, neither desiring the post.
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Lodge Suggested Asa Compromise At Republican Convention
Coliseum Chicago June 10 The Republican national convention after a morning with the Progressive group nears a compromise. Hughes backers grow confident of the first or third ballot while others warn a fourth may be needed. Delegates from New York Ohio and Indiana discuss Root withdrawal and Lodge as a compromise candidate amid tense balloting.
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Pittsburg Trains Delayed by Point Marion Freight Wreck
A small freight wreck near Point Marion Pennsylvania Friday afternoon disrupted service for hours. Pittsburg train No 4 was delayed and rescued by a Fairmont express, carrying all passengers to Pittsburg. Train No 3 arrived late after a long delay, with a freight car derailment on a short curve causing the stoppage. No injuries reported.
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Trial dates set in criminal court schedule
Trial dates in the criminal court were set Saturday with Lloyd Dot and Arthur Morris listed for Monday June 12. On Tuesday June 13 Frank Miles Brovat Pieter and Delbart Sotatine were scheduled.
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Dedication Soon For New Methodist Church Basement
Services will be held in the basement of the new Methodist Episcopal church of Stesley as finishing touches remain incomplete. The church will be formally dedicated August 6 with a dedicatory sermon by Bishop M. Hughes of Oregon. About 200 persons and a band are expected to attend the first service and march to the edifice.
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Children’s Day Observed at Trinity Methodist Church
Children's Day will be observed at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church on Ben Street tomorrow. Morning services start at 10 with a sermon by Pastor Julius Carroll on Education. Sunday school at 2 20 p m the Ep League workers meet at 7 p m. Guy Rams will give an address and an offering will be raised for education. BR Lyte of Parkersburg heads business matters. Beulah Hater of Fairmount attends.
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Robinson's Lead Makes Him Safe Convention 15 at Omith Church
Robinson leads in the Simpson district as a county convention engages Sunday events at Omith Church on June 14. The program includes morning sessions on law, discussion, and committee appointments, with noon and afternoon talks, devotional services, and a ground meal. Families are urged to attend and participate.
Grafton Judge Leads In Vote Count Amid Primary
In the North Dakota primary race Judge Tra Robinson of Grafton leads with a margin of over two thousand votes against Attorney General A A Lilly for governor, while figures show other GOP contenders such as Howard Sutherland and Hite of Huntington posting smaller leads.
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Thelma May Prince Dies in Greaselli Home Burial Planned
Thelma May Prince aged roontie old daughter of Mr and D F Prince of Greaselli died Saturday morning after abort tens of maoxalem pawns. She is survived by her parents and five brothers Aden Frederick Elbert Harley, all at home. The body to be taken to Heater Braxton County Monday for burial in Priven ce tery. Paris June 10 violent sellergy aging on ves dua front tonight with no infantry attacks.
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Opportunistic Voting Contest Promises Cash Prizes
A historic call invites readers to join the 10,000 Club and win a share of 4260 in cash or prizes. Participants fill nomination blanks, receive campaign help, and vie by voting before the June 17 deadline. Votes counted daily with publication lists following.
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