Roosevelt Declines Progressives Nomination for President
Chicago June 26 Former President Theodore Roosevelt writes to the Progressive national committee detailing why he declines to head the ticket. He endorses Hughes but stays with Progressivism, denounces Wilson and German American alliances, and urges support for a reform platform. Roosevelt argues a third party would misfire and lauds Hughes as a strong Americanist candidate.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive National Comitee
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Charles I. Hughes
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John M. Parker
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Mathew Hale
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Slaying At Farm Near Berry Hits Two Sleepers
In Painesville Ohio on June 26 Willan Proper twenty one and Ad Die Proper twenty nine were shot in their sleep at a Berry farm home. A sheriff seeks Emery Bowen a cousin who slept with William Proper and is missing after a recent sanitarium release. Bowen is believed connected to the murder.
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Thin Slater
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Emery Bowen
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Bowen
William Proper
Levame Fheane
Wilson Won't Discuss Mediation Proposal
President Wilson held a long talk with Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Stone and House Foreign Affairs Chairman Flood. He outlined the Mexican crisis and said the United States will not discuss mediation while relations remain unsettled. He favors a possible war step and will seek authority to mobilize volunteers if diplomacy fails. Aviator Niles fatally injured in Oshkosh air accident as crowds watched the famed stunt.
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Stone
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Flood
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
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United States
Mexico
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Battle site in Mexico Carrizal marked on map
The piece notes Carrizal as the clash point between American and Carrancista forces, with Pershing's line from Columbus New Mexico to Namiquipa shown, Carrizista lines marked, and arrows indicating the route from Guzman to Carrizal. It also describes a photo of New York City farewell events for the 22d Corps of Engineers National Guard, with soldiers' families bidding goodbye.
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General Pershing
Columbus
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Namiquipa
Guzman
New York City
22D Corps of Engineers
New York National Guard
Mexican Fired First Carrizal Captain Morey Left to Die
General Pershing received Captain Morey’s report that Mexicans opened fire at Carrizal. Morey, wounded in a cave, ordered his men to abandon him. they carried him two miles before he was left to die of wounds and thirst. Mrs Morey reported he survived and was back in the United States. An accidental shooting killed Mine W. Gisbe Pratt, 51, in Columbus.
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Lewis Morey
Carrizal
Morey
Tershing
Joy ride fatal for a Columbus broker
Columbus June 26 stock broker John H P arson e thirty four married was killed in an auto crash at Eighteenth street and Bry dent Road. He suffered a broken neck and died instantly after colliding with a Ford delivery car. His companion Hazel Coneh twenty five unmarried was injured about the head and sprained ankle. The other driver Toda Marper colored in Grant hospital with a fractured collarbone and broken leg. Cars were demolished. Rough Riders reorganizing Milwaukee June 6 to enter Mexican war Colonel Theodore Roosevelt heads the plan.
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Columbus
John H. Parsone
Eighteenth Street
Brydent Road
Hazel Coneh
Murder and One Dead A Death by Own Action
Cincinnati June 26 Patrolman Jacob Kuenzli was shot by his wife Kite at their home Muenzel was killed with his own revolver and died at the hospital The murderer reportedly drank poison and collapsed The report notes an additional fatal event near Ostrander involving Willis LeCalthy and son Clarence as a horse and machine incident and a truck accident context.
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Jaccob Kuenxi
Broadway
Ater
Kite
Muenzel
Poisae
Acrose
Howpital
Maryeyilie
Ostrander
Mobile
Willis le Calthy
Clarence
Decker
Od Horte
Motor Car Crash Kills One Injures Three in Cleveland
June 26. Anton Karinger was killed and his three companions were badly injured when their automobile overturned on a corner. The car swerved and rolled over, police report.
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Anton Karinger
Marion man found shot near car barn after quarrel
A man identified as Michiel Clucus, forty eight, of Marion, was found shot through the heart near the Co Nimbus Delaware and Marion car barn following a quarrel with an Italian companion. The incident is under investigation.
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Miesine
Automobile overturns injuring Dayton party
A Dayton report states seven members of a pleasure party were injured when the auto truck they rode in skidded and overturned into a ditch while returning to the city. All injured were taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Delegates Arrive for Ohio Teachers Convention at Cedar Point
Delegates to the Ohio Teachers association annual convention arrive today at Cedar Point. The event, set for this week, will feature discussions on education policy and improvements led by Bandusky and other educators.
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Bandusky
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Buckowina in Hands of Slavs
Russian forces claimed control of Bukovina amid a major struggle across the Austro-Hungarian front. Reports cite advances toward the Carpathians, mass redeployments, and heavy combat near Czartoryck and Vladimir-Volynat with ongoing bombardments along the Meuse and in Italy’s Austro-Italian theater. A separate fire at a Chardon farm destroyed a residence and two barns, with $5,000 loss and no injuries.
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J. J. Ourt
Livestock and Grain Prices Across Major Markets
East Buffalo June 28 reports show cattle and hog prices with mixed grades and regional shifts. Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Boston markets list varied steers cows calves hogs and lambs with notable price spreads and regional demand signals.
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Notes Exchanged Over Carrizal Attack Responsibility
Diplomatic notes exchanged between parties assign blame for the Carrizal attack with the Latter party assuming responsibility. The exchange underscores ongoing tensions and formal positions in the dispute, reflecting the fragile state of relations and calls for accountability.
Release of Amerigans Sought in Carrizal Crisis
Secretary Lansing demands early Carranza statement on course of action after Carrizal attack. US seeks release of American prisoners at Chihualta, while mobilization of the national guard slows. Washington reports Carranza has accepted in principle a mediation proposal but military delays hinder action at the border.
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