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Newspaper
Decorah Republican
Location
Decorah, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
1
The Decorah Republican lists Dr A D Hexom and Dr M C Hoeg, both surgeons, with specialties in lung diseases. They operate offices over Citizens Savings Bank with hours 10 to 12 am and 2 to 5 pm and phone 28-2 festtence is-3. Also mentions K Haugen.
A sprawling essay of opinions and quips on war, politics, science, industry, and culture. It mocks congress, praises national effort, notes economic strain, and critiques media and public morale while weaving in poems and aphorisms from the era.
A poetic couplet praising a young bride and her future joy. The lines speak of a cup of hope filled with honeyed pleasure and a blessing for the new union. The verse conveys ceremonial warmth and a hopeful tone for the couple.
Chad E. Hughes is nominated by the Republican Party as the associate justice candidate for the presidency amid party proceedings. The nomination marks a pivotal moment as the party seeks leadership and a clear direction for upcoming national contests.
The Republican national convention in Chicago nominated Charles Evans Hughes for president on the first ballot with 94,914 votes to Roosevelt's 18 percent and others. Warren G. Harding was chosen to head the committee to notify Hughes, while Charles Warren Fairbanks was picked as running mate on one ballot with 863 votes. Roosevelt supporters at the Progressives offered Lodge, Burton, Burton, and others but Hughes won a clear track to the nomination. Hughes later resigned from the Supreme Court and accepted the Republican ticket.
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