Hughes choice of solons in ranks of G.O.P.
Washington May 26 A broad slice of 268 Republican lawmakers foresee Supreme Court Justice Hughes as the likely presidential nominee. They argue the party needs a unifier and peacemaker to rally factions and bolster down-ballot races, while fearing Colonel Roosevelt may derail the ticket.
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Southern delegates tied by gentleman's agreement loom in nomination fight
Reports from several states describe a lack of opposition to Hughes despite objections to colonel and Root. Frank Hitchcock flexes influence in the South, guiding delegates for Hughes or Root, while signaling possible Roosevelt support. Hitchcock's intentions remain undisclosed as he gains free publicity.
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Governor Holcomb proclaims June 14 as Flag Day in Connecticut
Hartford May 26. Governor Holcomb calls all Connecticut citizens born anywhere to renew allegiance to the country. He designates June 14 as Flag Day and urges a renewed devotion to the values and sacrifices that shaped the nation.
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Fairfield Man Missing From Home
A Fairfield man, Harry Hotchkiss, 31, of Fairfield and employed by Remington UMC Co, has been reported missing by relatives and friends through local police. He is described as 5'7" tall, 126 pounds, with a limp due to a left leg deformity, dark brown hair, and is said to carry substantial money on his person. A nephew at 557 Seaview Avenue filed the report. he left home four days ago.
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