Hughes Named in Nominating Fight for President
The 1916 Republican convention nominated Hughes after a heated ballot process. Roosevelt rejected formal nomination and suggested a possible fusion or conditional support, while Parker was named as Progressive vice president candidate. Delegates pressed for unity, with Lodge and Fairbanks playing notable roles as ballots proceeded.
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Hughes Accepts Nomination and Resigns Supreme Court
Justice Charles Evans Hughes accepted the Republican presidential nomination and resigned from the Supreme Court. His letter to the President cites national crisis, pledges Americanism, preparedness, and firm defense policies, while criticizing prior diplomacy and advocating strong national security and unity.
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Unclear ballot excerpt hints at cross-state voting confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered mentions of Missouri, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Alabama and names Frank B Willis McCall Borin. The text lacks coherent dates or actions, rendering a partial glimpse of a political or electoral record without identifiable event or outcome.
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Roosevelt hints at joint Lodge nomination as compromise
Newspaper notes Colonel Roosevelt informing Sagamore Hill that he tentatively refused the Progressive nomination and suggested a joint nomination of Senator Lodge as a compromise candidate. He declined to name it and would not sell his telegram of refusal before reading Hughes.
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American Aviator Killed in Pensacola Crash
Lt. Richard C. Sautiey, known as Davy the aviator, died when his aircraft fell from a high height over Pensacola. The crash occurred recently while aloft on an unnamed mission. Details remain limited as authorities investigate the incident.
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World War I Battle and Naval Actions Summary
Reported clashes across Europe and the seas on June 13 to 17 1915 with German and Austro German forces advancing in Galicia and along the Isonzo while French and Italian units repelled advances near Souchez Monfalcone and Plava. Allied air raids and submarine activity caused casualties and ship losses as battles continued at Arras Lemberg and Gallipoli with Fleet actions near Monte Santo Gradluca and Dalmatian islands.
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A fragmented quote from the Trott Free Press hints at a dispute over a job loss and accountability. The garbled text suggests miscommunication and a claim that someone could not progress without another's help, reflecting tension and unfairness.
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Fragmented quote teased as a Bay reflection clue
Readable parts suggest a fragmentary scene about watching someone and trying to catch a bay. Key names or places are missing, with unclear attribution and no complete action or outcome to anchor a full event.
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