Roosevelt Nominated by Acclamation at Progressive Convention
The Progressive National Convention in Chicago nominated Theodore Roosevelt and John M Parker of Louisiana for president and vice president by acclamation after four days of tumult. Roosevelt declined to accept the nomination at this time per a message from Oyster Bay. Delegates pledged over 80000 for the campaign as they prepared to return home.
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Hughes Accepts Republican Nomination for President
Charles Evans Hughes steps down from the Supreme Court to accept the Republican presidential nomination. He telegrammed Chairman Harding denouncing the administration’s foreign policy and pledging a dominant American policy. The decision followed Roosevelt's conditional declination and involved swift formal communications and quiet family scenes at Hughes’s Sixteenth Street home.
Roosevelt ticket declines amid party splits in today’s Standard
In today’s Standard age, Hughes and Fairbanks Republican ticket faces Roosevelt tentative decline as progressives search for a leader. Anaconda news covers local updates including Judge Donlan’s department stance and deaf and blind school exercises. War summaries, hospital plans, and various society items follow with sports, mining, and automotive notes.
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Roosevelt tentative refusal to run for president
Oyster Bay June 10 Colonel Roosevelt summoned newsmen to Sagamore Hill at 6 pm to announce a tentative refusal of the progressive nomination. He named no new details beyond his telegraph to the Chicago convention and spoke of joint Lodge compromise discussions with Republican and Progressive conferees. He indicated he would wait for the Progressive National Committee to decide Hughes candidacy and Republicans on the question. He refused to comment further and declined a portrait sitting at the moment.
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Victor Murdock Chosen Chairman of Committee
Chicago June 10 After a lengthy stormy session the progressive national committee re elected Victor Murdock of Kansas chairman and 9 K Davis secretary Matthew Hale of Massachusetts was chosen vice chairman and E H Hooker of New York treasurer The body elected an executive committee and set a new meeting for June 25 in Chicago The group hinted Roosevelt's name may stay on the Hoket despite no settlement being reached The executive committee includes George W Perking William Flinn Matthew Hale Harold L Ickes William Allen White Pearl Wight Chester H Rowell Everett Colby C D Polk
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California
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Michigan
FAIRBANKS CONSENTS TO RUNNING MATE NOMINATION
Indianapolis June 10 Charles Warren Fairbanks announced in a statement that he accepts the vice presidential nomination made at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. He said he is not a candidate and asked Indiana delegates to withdraw his name if presented. He praised the party and noted telegrams of congratulations from across the country.
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Hughes Nomination Celebrated in Glens Falls
Residents of Glens Falls celebrate the nomination of Supreme Court Justice Charles E. Hughes as the Republican candidate for President. The city claims the honor of Hughes birthplace in the event held this afternoon.
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Democratic Campaign Along Dignified Lines
President Wilson remained in the White House today gathering reports on conventions as he shapes a democratic platform. He plans to deliver speeches at West Point and Pensacola and run a campaign focused on achievements, peace, and the nation’s welfare, while leaders expect movement away from personalities. Democratic stalwarts note progressive dissatisfaction with the convention outcome and foresee Wilson’s reelection.
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German American Alliance Backs Hughes for President
Chicago June 10. Lewis M. Brandt secretary of the German American Alliance says members have begun its political activity for Charles E. Hughes. The drive started six months ago and solidified at a Chicago gathering of alliance delegates. A Chicago meeting of the political committee will outline further plans. Letters from the alliance are circulating urging 3,000,000 immigrants to vote for Hughes.
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Hughes and Fairbanks Lead Republican Nominees
In Chicago on June 10 Charles Evans Hughes, former New York governor and U S Supreme Court nominee, was nominated for president by the Republican National Convention. Charles Warren Fairbanks, Indiana senator and former vice president, was chosen for second on the ticket with Roosevelt at Roosevelt’s urging. Final ballots showed Hughes with broad support as the leading candidate, while Fairbanks attracted the vice presidential votes, and the convention adjourned amid calls for party unity.
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Hughes Accepts Republican Nomination for Presidency
Washington dispatch reports Charles Evans Hughes has telegrammed Chairman Harding to formally accept the Republican nomination. Wilson accepts Hughes resignation as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, delivered to the White House via messenger. Hughes announces his acceptance to a crowd at his residence. press copies prepared as reporters await further details. (Continued on Page 12, Column 6)
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