President Baker’s St. Louis Visit Signals Democratic Platform Unity
Secretary Baker arrives with the president’s platform draft as Wilson strives to renominate Vice President Marshall. The White House seeks harmony for the convention with a focus on peace preparedness and prosperity. Baker denies any move against Marshall while naming highlighted speakers and planning for the party showdown in St. Louis.
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Hughes Declares Undiluted Americanism Ahead of Campaign
New York June 1 Charles F Hughes says his stance toward German American backing is undiluted Americanism. He spoke to reporters after telegram to the convention and said he would not soften his position. Hughes plans early campaign travel and a tour, remaining in New York until speeches begin, with Oscar Straus pledging support.
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Wounded Americans Listed in Canadian Casualty Roll
The Canadian militia department released a list of 270 names from the overseas contingent, including 15 Americans. Notable wounded include Alexander Maglools, Heakle, Leonard Malloy, Len Ternsiding, Cat, and John Mann of Grand Forks, N. D. Provo hospital reports O. Cartoon, formerly from McCook, Neb, died of blood poisoning after injuries from the wreck. Communication with Lundeberg, a wealthy Brattle resident, is being sought for possible funeral arrangements.
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Sharp Note to Carranza on Mexico Tensions Delayed reply may follow 1913 context
Washington considers delaying a reply to General Carranza’s demand for withdraw American troops as tensions rise in Mexico. Officials fear prolonged disorder, seek to keep troops, and plan to counter Mexican propaganda while coordinating with state and defense departments. The note aims to pressure Carranza and prevent intervention while assessing border risks and possible militia use.
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Brigham County Forms Big Fields Drainage District
June 13 Brigham County commissioners created the Big Fields drainage district and named David P Kun George D Reeder and Hana S Larsen as supervisors for one two and three year terms. An appeal against private drainage installation east of the county road was denied. About 2600 acres are expected to benefit with anticipated water sales revenue outside the district. Project work is to proceed as rapidly as possible.
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Twin Falls Film Promoters Visit Fair Lake District
Pertige Mather promotes Twin Falls movie project in Fair Lake on June 1. Chicago Herald backs a film promotions show sending representatives to gather material for a nationwide drive. Twin Falls chosen to showcase regional agriculture industry and local scenes for a government used film.
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Germans Halt Russian Drive Near Tarnopol Amid March Offensive
Allied dispatch reports German forces halting a Russian push toward Tarnopol with a strong German counteroffensive in Galicia. Austrian and Romanian fronts show mixed gains and setbacks as battles flare near Czernowitz, Vatra Dornei, and the Dniester, while Alpine and Isonzo sectors see continued skirmishes and artillery duels.
Casualties of British Officers in April War Losses
London reports April military losses include 316 officers killed 606 wounded 49 missing, totaling 271, all-time 26,304 casualties since war start. Canadian and Dominion figures noted. Major General Kormhall wounded. seven lieutenant colonels killed. Bloomington adopts compulsory military training for freshmen. university trustees authorize program.
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Turkish Troops Win Gains in Caucasus Campaign
The war office reports Turkish forces advancing on both wings in the Caucasus have captured several enemy prisoners and stored quantities of field telephones and trench implements. Artillery and aerial actions impacted Smyrna area with civilian casualties and destruction noted.
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Germans Claim Submarine Sank Hampshire
German dispatch claims the British cruiser Hampshire was sunk by a German submarine near the Wempanize. Official British report by Sir John Jellicoe confirms the ship's loss and suggests the vessel was ruined. Turkish message reports Earl of Wemres’s eldest son held as prisoner in Tamarens. details announced by London officials.
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Scotch Day at Lagoon and Beach Resort Ad
June 16 event at a seaside resort promises a lively Scotch Day with hourly trains and a special 230 cent fare. A wartime tragedy and a grave search for Ralph Dawson are reported from Prov June 13 noting a missing man linked to a Colton stock incident and a Los Angeles inquiry.
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Reed Simon Pleased With Nomination At National Convention
Senator Reed Smout visited from Baltlake after attending the Republican national convention where he was offered the chairmanship of the national committee to oppose Mughes for president but declined the post, saying the labor and time would be too great. He praised Hughes and urged unity for the Republican ticket.
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Governor Hughes Dominates Republican Convention
June reports describe Governor Hughes as the strongest candidate at the Chicago Republican convention. Widespread praise from Governor Spey and other attendees says Hughes will rally the party and reflect what the people want. Miles C. Liley aided the governor, traveling from Madison to discuss acceptance numbers and attendance at the conference.
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Bryan measures Teddy Roosevelt on prohibition plank
William J. Bryan announced he would not press a prohibition plank before the resolutions committee and expected to campaign across the party. He criticized Colonel Roosevelt's provisional plan to accept the presidency and compared it to a maid trying to finish a task she cannot.
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