Wilson Hopes Teddy Will Run for President
President Wilson weighs Teddy Roosevelt as a possible Progressive candidate while drafting the Democratic platform. Officials report no comment on Justice Hughes or Colonel Joe Felt and expect a long, dignified campaign with focus on national achievements and prosperity following the Hughes nomination.
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Fairbanks Accepts Nomination and Wires Support
Indianapolis June 10 Ken Fairbanks accepts the Republican nomination in Chicago and wires thanks to party leaders. He states his duty to accept the command of the party and notes congratulations from across the country. He sends a telegram to Hughes praising his leadership of the party.
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Fairbanks Receives Wire From Justice Hughes
In Indianapolis on June 10 a cable from Justice Hughes to Fairbanks expresses hearty congratulations on his nomination, noting the telegram as deeply appreciated. The message is quoted with warm regard for Fairbanks's achievement and recognition.
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Stormy Chicago Session Chooses Progressive Leaders
In Chicago a stormy Progressive meeting over three hours chose Victor Murdock as chairman and Henry Hooker as treasurer while formulating a future ticket. The executive committee includes Perkins, Flinn, Hale, Tekes, White, Wish, Nowell, Colby, G. J. Polk and others. policy details remained sparse as the session adjourned amid crowding corridors and heated discussion.
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Papal nod for Cardinal Moreseg honor at St Gregory
The Vatican nominates Cardinal Moreseg for a distinguished honor, seen as a strong sign of papal support for Catholics in Helenes and notably for Cardinal Mercier who sought the conferment during his stay in Thome.
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Cranwell Family Mourns Death of Thomas Cranwell Age 90
Father Cranwell dies in Waterbury Connecticut after months of illness. Survived by widow two sons and a daughter. Funeral services scheduled for Monday with Dr Crassett to officiate.
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Russian Offensive Gains Amid World War I News
Reported battles in Volhynia Galicia show Russian troops advancing west from Lutsk and near Tarnopol as Austrian defenses tighten. Verdun sees German gains with field works captured and heavy losses. Hampshire cruiser sunk with casualties. Widespread affection and kissing incidents follow veterans’ homecomings across Europe and New York streets.
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Mexican situation creates anxiety and rallies
Reports from Washington describe unease over anti American agitation in northern Mexico with fears of a campaign to provoke clashes. Disordered south front lines around Tehuantepec and Salina Cruz raise concern while border chatter links Villa Zapata factions and Diaz plots amid growing fruit arrivals in markets.
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Republican National Committee Holds Meeting in Chicago
In Chicago on June 10 the Republican National Committee met after the convention to appoint officers and form committees. W Murray Crane, Kulp Williams, and others were named to the new executive and nominating panels, with Hughes to lead discussions and staff to be selected.
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War hero kisses spark public adoration in France and US
Reports from New York and several cities recount crowds chasing a returning naval hero and a crewman for embraces and kisses. Women mobbed the soldiers in France and at home stations while officials and mothers guarded the scene amid dramatic public salutes.
Hughes Peptsburg Youngs camp news at training camp
June 10 at a military training camp here a telegram announced the nomination of the Youngs father for the presidency by the Republicans. Hughes, sitting on a bunk, modestly received congratulations and asked if he accepted. Weather delays spring farm work due to incessant showers and unseasonably warm nights.
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Business Men Meet at Parkersburg
Parkersburg June 10 The Rice Tam for the seventh annual con Hon of the West Virginia Business Men's Association to be and Tuesday 19 June 22 8 am-Meety announced.
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