Roosevelt Will Not Be Named at National Convention
Conflicting views unfold among Republicans and Progressive allies over whether Theodore Roosevelt will be nominated. Some favor Roosevelt first, then align with Republicans. others push for delaying nomination until GOP plans clear. Justice Hughes emerges as the only alternative name with potential cross-party appeal, while delegates and leaders weigh strategies to unite factions or nominate a rival like Root or Weeks.
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Weeks
Burton
Justice Hughes
Hiikhea and Colonel Roosevelt Clashed Far Ahead of Rivals
The passage notes that Hiikhea and Colonel Roosevelt are far in advance of others in the race and have become the main targets of attacks from opponents and supporters of several other men whose names are being mentioned.
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Schiff Withdraws From Jewish Politics in New York
Jacob Schiff told the Kehillah convention he would sever ties with organized Jewish politics and work for his race privately. He cited bitter attacks over his remarks at the Central Jewish Institute and said threats followed his opposition to making Yiddish mandatory in public life. Delegates tabled motions to endorse the American Jewish Congress and to draft Kehillah support for the American Jewish Committee.
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BRITISH TROOPS HOLD GROUND IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM
A British midnight communique reports twenty six aeroplanes bombing German positions with substantial damage. German counterattacks north of Fricourt and near the Ancre were repulsed by artillery and machine guns. Small parties penetrated trenches at Serre and Monchy, taking prisoners. Artillery supported actions around Ypres. no fresh counter-attacks reported. Paris notes martial law proclaimed by General Sarrail in territories held by Allies as Bulgarians and Germans retreat.
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Spectacular blaze destroys ship pier in San Francheca
A large fire at the San Francheca waterfront destroyed a state pier and a cargo docked Japanese freighter Ghisyo Maru No. 8 while two other freighters Shinyo and General Forbes sustained light damage. Estimated property loss runs to about 400000 as flames spread to nearby barges and fenders. No serious injuries reported as crews battled the blaze through the night.
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British losses in Jutland clash cited and debated
Copenhagen dispatch details German ships damaged near Fano island after the Jutland battle. Berlin reports German losses, including battleships and cruisers, while British headlines claim higher German than Allied losses and debate flaws in admiralty communication. Admiral Beresford defends British strategy, criticizing sensational reports but praising Beatty's handling.
Hughes May Win On Second Ballot Contingent Rally
Chicago June 4 The Sunday drift among delegates and Republican leaders favors Hughes in the convention. Roosevelt shows strong support in early estimates with Hughes rising on a second ballot as deserters from the favorite group threaten to upset initial counts. Campaign managers pace headquarters awaiting ballots and possible “monkey wrench” attempts to stall proceedings.
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Borah
Military Parade At Fort Bliss Draws Local Interest
Fort Bliss will host a parade with ten units and public participation announced by General Delta. The event aims to boost welfare of Florida Panama residents, with officials citing civic duty and morale as goals.
Military force ready to quell riots along the border
General Bell states troops in the El Paso district remain ready to act without aid from municipal or state authorities if needed. Civilians are urged to stay home unless required for duty, and armed citizens may be disarmed if trouble arises. He notes border conditions are calm and advises prudent conduct to prevent disturbances.
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Woodmen of World observe memorial on Sunday
Memorial services for Weber Camp No. 74 Woodmen of the World were held with morning at Mountain View Cemetery and an afternoon ceremony in city centers. Graves of Alfred Watts, William H. Watts, and Thomas Meredith were honored by a march from Woodmen hall and a program led by Judge James A. Howell.
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Ogden City Bath
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Alfred Watts
Wiliam HH. Watts
Thomas Mereth
Iamen A. Howell
Europe
British and Greek Vessels report and rail crash summary
Dispatches from London June 4 note armed British steamers Dewaland and Salmonpool. Salmonpool reported to Adelaide on March 11. Dewland of 1993 tons called Mar 4 from the north. Genoa steamer Martersa sunk per Lloyds. June 5 a Denver collision between Canton No. 1 and a passenger train injured several, with three passengers aboard, few details available.
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Japan Planned War on the U S
A historical account claims a secret chapter by former Treasury secretary Shaw alleges Japan sought to fund war against the United States by shipping gold inland from San Francisco and securing loans in Britain and France during 1907 1908. It recounts Japanese aims through The Hague and King Edward's advisors, noting tensions over the San Francisco school incident and Japanese immigration.
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London
Germans Gain Prisoners in Verdun Front Action
London reports June actions on the Verdun front as German attacks aimed at surrounding Fort Vaux fail overall. A German assault penetrated a French trench briefly, then was driven back by a counterattack, with 600 prisoners taken according to the German official report. The French countered on the Meuse bank near Hill 204 without significant results.
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Ypres
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Vaast
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Ceveral Hela
German Drive On Verdun Front Reported Favorable
Berlin and London reports describe German gains on the Verdun front between the Calliette wood and Damlooup. More than 500 prisoners and four machine guns captured. French counterattacks repelled on multiple sectors. heavy artillery activity and ongoing fighting across the western front with numerous gains reported at various positions.
Real Estate Transfers Near Ogden City Recorded
Real estate transfers recorded include Fagan and wife transferring to Robert L. Praudtit in block 64 Nob Ten addition Ogden. Also Mary G. Wade transfers portion of southeast quarter of section 7 township 7 north range 1 east to Walter Whitele.
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Robert L. Praudtit
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Mary G. Wade
Walter Whitele
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Verdun Front Actions Fail to Crack French Positions
Teutons attempt to break the French lines at Poet Vang on the Verdun front from the southeast were unsuccessful last night and at dawn. Parla reports German efforts repelled as Allied war offices describe the night as the largest in this sector.
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John Claflin Harbors Only 200 in Bank
New York June 4 John Claflin former head of the HB Claflin company which failed in 1914 with liabilities of 34 000 000 now shows a bank balance of only 200 according to a report filed with the new supreme court by a referee in supplementary proceedings. Claflin was examined under a judgment of 15 574 for rent owed by owners of property once controlled by him. He said he had given his wife nothing but "Ile prenin." He added no fire insurance.
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