Hays as Republican Presidential Nominee Suggested
Chicago leaders discuss Will Hays as a potential convention candidate for the presidency. The piece praises his public service, party leadership, independence, and the impact of his work on restoring integrity and respectability to Republican politics.
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President Wilson Faces Oregon Democratic Rift Over Reservations
The National Republican reports President Wilson urging Oregon Democrats to oppose reservations and defend national honor. Democrats resist, backing Chamberlain who supported Lodge reservations. The piece notes growing doubt within the party toward Wilson amid calls for unity and loyalty.
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G O P Convention Ticket lineup and last minute changes
The list shows candidates tied to the 1880 era ticket with Fremont Lincoln Grant Hayes Harrison McKinley Roosevelt and others across Illinois New York Ohio Maine Indiana and New Jersey. Theodore Roosevelt and James Sherman flagged as contenders with Butler later chosen as vice president after Nichols Butler’s death.
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Post Office Pay Fight Mirrors Wilson Administration Critique
The piece argues the Wilson era mishandled postal worker underpayment and blames the Postmaster General. It asserts Congress may pass relief but contrasts official rhetoric with private wage stagnation for skilled clerks and carriers.
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Hays Is Roomed for President by Delegates
Report from Chicago on the Republican convention scene. Delegates, operatives, and cheering crowds anticipate Will Hays as a leading figure with strong support. The article notes loyalty to Hays, the unsettled delegate votes, and the planned schedule shaping the race for the nomination.
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