Charles Evans Hughes life timeline highlights
Charles Evans Hughes born April 11, 1862 in Glens Ferry New York. He studied at Madison-now Colgate University Hamilton Brown University Columbia Law School and Cornell. He practiced law taught at Cornell and held NY legislative counsel roles before becoming Governor of New York 1907 to 1909 and Associate Justice of the U S Supreme Court in 1910.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Glens Ferry
New York
Madison
Colgate University
Hamilton
Brown University
Delaware Academy
Delhi
Columbia College Law School
Cornell University
New York City
Stevens Gas
Armstrong Insurance
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Charles W Fairbanks A Protestant Rise From Ohio Farm
The article traces Charles W Fairbanks birth on an Ohio farm on May 11 1852 his rise through education journalism law and politics to become U S Senator and later Vice President. It notes his 1908 and 1916 presidential ambitions and cites Hughes and Fairbanks as leading figures expected to win broad voter support.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
United States Senate
Fairbanks
Hughes
United States
Wyoming electors announce three votes for Hughes and Fairbanks
The Wyoming Electoral College slate lists three electors to support Charles Evans Hughes for president and Charles Warren Fairbanks for vice president. The electors are W. E. Chaplin of Laramie, J. L. Bair of Newcastle, and J. A. Delfelder of Riverton.
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Wyoming
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles Warren Fairbanks
W. E. Chaplin
Laramie
J. L. Bair
Newcastle
J. A. Delfelder
Riverton
Clarence D Clark for U S Senator in Wyoming Race
The article urges Wyoming voters to reelect Hon. Clarence D. Clark, longtime Republican U S Senator from Evanson, highlighting his 20 years of service, influence on committees, and dedication to protecting state resources. It predicts a strong, statewide victory on November 7.
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Wyoming
United States
Clarence D. Clark
Evansaton
United States Senate
Wrantog
Clarice D. Clark
Congress
Union
C.D. Clark
Senate
I. B Magor
Fork
L. BH. Magor
Lew
Carbon County
Les
County Clerk's Office
Magor
Mondell Seen as Wyoming's Strongest House Ally
The article extols Frank W. Mondell as the greatest friend Wyoming and the West have in Congress. It highlights his long service, influence on key committees, and leadership role, portraying him as a powerful representative and a pivotal figure for western interests.
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Frank W. Mondell
Congress
Wyoming
West
House of Representatives
Mondell
Blouse of Representatives
House
Democrats
Uungoeseller
W. Mundelmvs
Moenmielt
Paige
Hrimyp
Making a Representative Echoes of Cha mp Clark Speech
A 1916 Washington Press Club event features Champ Clark praising seasoned lawmakers and urging Wyoming to keep trusted leaders. The piece highlights veteran service length in Congress, noting Cannon, Mann, Kitchin, Fitzgerald, Moon, and others as examples of experienced leadership shaping the House.
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Champ Clark
Washington Press Club
House of Representatives
House
United States
William J. Bryan
Baltimore
C. D. Clark
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Congress
Saya Horace
Old Charlotte
Virginia
John Randolph
Roanoke
Old Dominion
Senate
Gen. Jackson
St. Petersburg
Speaker Cannon
Great Committee On Appropriations
Henry Clay
Mann
Kitchin
Ways and Means
Fitzgerald
Bin
Moon
Post Roads
Jones
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