Roosevelt Letter Declines Progressive Nomination for President
Chicago June 26 Theodore Roosevelt nominee of the Progressive party for president sends strong refusal and urges party support for Hughes. He lauds the 1912 and 1916 Progressive leaders, argues for universal training and readiness, and calls for unity with Republicans to advance American ideals and preparedness. The letter details the party's role, the need to act together, and Roosevelt's commitment to core principles despite not seeking the nomination.
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Progressive stance on Hughes and third ticket risk
A political statement outlines support for Hughes over Wilson, denying a third progressive ticket. It defends opposition to pro-German American influence and asserts Hughes as best to advance a clean American program. It criticizes Wilson’s record and emphasizes unity among progressives to back Hughes.
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Reader Bess Gearhart Morris Delights Chautauqua Audience
A Pella Chronicle account praises Bess Gearhart Morris for a genuine homey stage presence. Her March Lycum engagement impressed locals with natural speech, humor, and selections touching common life, including Grace Richt and Smal*ha Day In the Morning.
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