Charles Evans Hughes Republican presidential candidate profile
Charles Evans Hughes, born April 11, 1862 in Glens Ferry, New York, rose from Brown University graduate to Columbia Law, Cornell professor, and NY lawyer. He served as New York Governor 1907 and 1909, then resigned to join the U.S. Supreme Court as an Associate Justice in 1910 under President Taft.
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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 Portrait Of A Political Trailblazer
The piece traces Charles W. Fairbanks from a Ohio farm birth on May 11 1852 through schooling at Ohio Wesleyan to a reporting stint with the Associated Press. It notes his law career in Indianapolis a U S senator seat in 1897 and a 1904 vice presidential nomination while highlighting his status as a leading Republican contender in 1908 and 1916.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
United States Senate
Fairbanks
Hughes
United States
Wyoming electors cast votes for Hughes and Fairbanks
In the Electoral College Wyoming will have three votes for president and vice president. Voters will cast ballots for electors W. E. Chaplin of Laramie J. L. Bair of Newcastle and J. A. Delfelder of Riverton to support Charles Evans Hughes and Charles Warren Fairbanks.
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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 Senate in Wyoming Race
The Republican candidate Clarence D. Clark of Evans ton seeks re election to the U S Senate on November 7. He has served over 20 years, is a leading committee member, and is described as influential and hardworking with Wyoming’s interests at heart. The piece urges Clark’s return by an overwhelming majority to keep Wyoming influential in Congress and to protect the state’s resources.
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Wyoming
United States
Clarence D. Clark
Evanston
United States Senate
Senate
Congress
Union
D. Clark
U. Kh
Magor
L. B. Magor
Carbon
Lee
Ieeta
Ingre
Mondell Praised as Wyoming’s Strong Representative in Congress
Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming is portrayed as the strongest ally to the West in the National House. The notice notes his long service and committee leadership, especially as former Public Lands chair, and predicts Carbon County will again favor him by a solid majority on November 7. The page invites reading an article by Hon. Champ Clark on “The Making of a Representative.”
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Frank W. Mondell
Congress
Wyoming
West
House of Representatives
Mondell
House
Public Lands Committee
Carbon County
Champ Clark
The Making of a Representative Highlighted by Speakers
The piece discusses Hon. Champ Clark praising baby Congressmen and cautions Wyoming against ousting trusted incumbents. It cites Tierney's tenure as Carbon County treasurer, notes solid state examiners’ praise, and argues experience shapes effective representatives across generations.
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Charles E. Hughes
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Tierney
Watt
Washington Press Club
William J. Bryan
Baltimore
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Frank W. Mondel
Horace
Old Charlotte
Virginia
John Randolph
Roanoke
Old Dominion
Gen. Jackson
Petersburg
Speaker Cannon
Henry Clay
Nm Tierney
B. M. Tierney
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