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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times reports strong Hughes support emerging from the Progressive convention as delegates rally to the New York man for the Republican ticket. It notes a persistent Hughes sentiment, his acceptance to lead the campaign, and the paper's expectation of future endorsement.
The Chicago Republican convention extended into late sessions and required a third ballot to confirm the leading candidate. Progressives resisted while unity talks with rival factions suggested closer principles than feared, with intra party conferences hinting at potential cooperation in the coming campaign.
The author argues Theodore Roosevelt would support Charles Evans Hughes for president if he could, noting Hughes as a “straight American” with strong national integrity and preparedness. Roosevelt’s hoped-for alignment is presented as consistent with Roosevelt’s earlier wishes and the need for a vigorous, principled Republican nominee.
The Glenugie cubs held their first annual picnic in Caledonia on Saturday, September 10, with a district mood of camaraderie. Attendees included Mrs. Janes Martiner, Mrs. James Qubb, Mrs. James Tavis, and many others listed by surname, reflecting community involvement. Committees formed for the event were chaired by Robert Adam Aeteee and Jarees Forte, with names like Mortimer, Home, and Annis Taylor appearing among the volunteers who organized food, games, and seating for the day.
Letters urge strong Americanism as June 14 marks flag day. Emma A. LaPoint recalls flag history, Lincoln’s emancipation stance, and Grand Army influence. Norwich University announces June 18 23 commencement with President Reeves inaugural address and ceremonies, featuring speakers from University of Vermont and other dignitaries.
Mrs E J Raymond heads to Grat ton to reside while Hon Frank Pumley attended Windsor county court in Woodstock. William H Douglass and W J McGiafin return from a Canada trip. Mrs F B Whitney visited Coes New Hampshire. Mrs J E Brigham and Mrs Harvey Cutting toured White River Junction for women’s clubs convention. Rev J A Lynchie in Royalton assisting at a mine inn. Eastern Star meets Tuesday with important business. Lodge likely to decide on furnishing a farm at the Amesworth hospital Norwich university.
Card of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude for the kindness shown during the loss of their beloved son and Heather. The message names Mrs Victor and others, acknowledging support and tears, and closes with appreciation for the community’s sympathy.
F C Bancroft to run for senator from Washington county representing Barre Town in the next general assembly. A public letter urges Republican support, citing Bancroft’s trusted record and legislative experience. The push reflects Barre Town as a leading community eligible for senate representation.
The piece urges a nationwide Vermont old home celebration for the hundred twenty fifth anniversary of statehood. It argues New England roots and Vermonters abroad can renew faith, inspire homeland sentiment, and boost publicity to make the event the greatest New England celebration ever known. It references Hoeton Transcript and a major railroad labor dispute context.
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