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Hughes Is Republican Nominee For 1916 Ticket At Chicago
The Republican convention in Chicago nominated Associate Justice Charles E Hughes on the third ballot for president with Indiana's Charles Warren Fairbanks chosen as running mate. The crowd greeted Hughes's nomination with cheers as he resigned from the Supreme Court. Roosevelt and the Progressives nominated Roosevelt for president and Parker for vice president, while Harding urged harmony between factions and emphasized preparedness and protection.
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