World events and political shifts pace 1916 reports
Republications select Hughes as GOP candidate while world happenings unfold. Greek king orders full mobilization and Turkish cargo ships sunk near Anatolian coast. Italian advances in the Tyrol, Norwegian steamer sunk, and liquor trends in Portland noted. Legal ties test land allotment rulings amid Verdun battles and Cremlowia rumors. Hughes secures nomination as Roosevelt withdraws.
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Progressive nom declines Roosevelts nomination
Chicago June 10 The Progressive party convention unanimously names Theodore Roosevelt for president. Roosevelt later refuses to comment and states he is out of politics from Oyster Bay. separate reports describe a $50,000 fire at Beatle damaging the Richmond wharf and a lost heirloom watch resurfaced near Dayton.
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Hughes Accepts Nomination for President
Washington reports Charles Evans Hughes resigns from the Supreme Court to accept the Republican nomination for president. He declares a tough anti administration foreign policy stance and confirms acceptance after a brief reply from Chairman Harding. The resignation letter proceeds to the White House as President Coolidge responds.
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Hughes Sets Strong Stand for Rights on Land and Sea
Washington telegram from Hughes accepting the Republican nomination stresses a firm American stance on foreign relations. He advocates unity, prioritizes patriotism and American ideals, and calls for strength in defense and thorough reform across all services. Expansion of foreign trade and fair tariff readjustment are urged as postwar preparation. Taft endorses Hughes and Fairbanks. Roosevelt urged to support them. prospects of Progressive unity noted. Alfonso pleads for Austria to accept Karlmart and Hungarian Czech party members condemned for treason.
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