http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0386980
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2019-12-03
issued: 1916-06-10
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note: td Th. Dally New. has lh. largest circulation* of any daily, newspaper In Canada in proportion to th* pepulatlon •f its hoht. town". '" aaaaaaaaaaaaam a,a.a,a,a»aaa.aaa.aa' Th. only paper in Ut* Interior si British Columbia carrying *th. full '••rvice of th. Western AaMeietod Press •over ite own laassd wir*. VOL. 15 No. 48 NELSON, B. C, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1916 SOc. PER MONTH Outcome of Conventions Is Practically Decided BE JEVE ALL EFFORTS FOR HARMONY FUTILE T.R. Is Given Turndown by Old Guard —Moose Is Restive (By Daily News Leased Wire,) CHICAGO, 111., June 9.—Theodore Roosevelt will be nominated for president tomorrow by the Progressive national convention, unless there is some political miracle—an agreement between its confreres and those of thc Republican convention, or direct, emphatic word from Col. Roosevelt himself that the Progressive nomination would not be accepted. ♦ For hours today the leaders of the convention staved off a nomination but they knew and every delegate in the hall knew, it was crowding forward with the hours themselves and could no more be stopped than an avalanche if the convention was assured last hopes of peace with the Republicans were gone and Roosevelt's nomination at the Coliseum could not be ac- i compljahed. -After three sessions that ran the gamut of emotions from hysteria for Roosevelt to a calm, dispassionate discussion of planks in the platform, tho convention adjourned at 9:58 tonight until 10:30 tomorrow. y . • It was only after repeated assurances from the leaders that Col. Roosevejf. himself desired "that the nomination be postponed and oratory had played upon their good nature, that the delegates, swallowed their convictions that the nomination was the real and essential business to ibe considered and consented to quit the hall for the night. - Republican Convention. CHICAGO', 111., June 0.—On the two only ballots taken today in the Republican : national convention Justice ■Htughes led the field and gained In st…
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