Hughes and Fairbanks Nominees Move to Unite GOP
Chicago June 16. Charles Evans Hughes was nominated for president by a near unanimous vote on the third ballot at the Republican national convention. Charles Warren Fairbanks was named running mate. Roosevelt LaFollette DuPont and Lodge figures also noted as contenders and supporters pledged unity for victory in November.
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Hughes Offers Strong Policy Stance in Presidential Nomination
Justice Hughes declares support for robust Americanism and maintenance of rights on land and sea. He criticizes current foreign policy as weak and vacillating, accepts the Republican nomination amid national crisis, and resigns from the Supreme Court to serve during wartime.
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Hughes Drift Sparks Delegates Move At Convention
Delegates backing Roosevelt began to withdraw as Hughes momentum grew. Ohio Governor Willis and Indiana's Burton, along with Iowa Cummins and others, shifted support after a late-night peace conference. Sherman Weeks and Fairbanks factions released delegates, signaling a broader realignment before the convention adjourned at 2 01 AM.
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Moose Convention Hears Noise and Plans Harmony
A dispatch from Chicago describes a raucous Progressive and Republican convention scene. It notes Borah’s disappointing floor appearance, Murdock's tactics to intimidate rivals, and leaders like Pinchot and Perkins guiding toward Roosevelt's platform. Conferees and committee appointments promise tense negotiations and potential harmony.
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Kanwaka Township Meeting Notice
Kanwaka Township will hold a meeting at Yarwald Schoolhouse in Kanwaka on Wednesday evening June 14 at 7 o clock to sign nomination papers for township officers and committee men.
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Haskell Institute Announces Public Summer Teachers Institute
The Haskell Institute will host a public summer teachers institute from June 19 to June 30 with courses for teachers and the general public. H. B. Peairs, superintendent of Indian schools, said instructors from Indian schools will lead sessions including English, mathematics, craftwork, homemaking, drafting, horticulture, animal husbandry, farm equipment, physical training, music, civics, and history. Presidents of the State Agricultural College and University Chancellor Frank Strong will speak, and enrollment is open to all interested residents.
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Tax payments rise as county collects duties daily
Tax money flows into the county treasury at about 1600 dollars a day with roughly eighty percent of the second half paid last fall during a five percent rebate period. Penalties apply if partial payments occur after year start, while full early payment earned rebates. Sheriff A W Teed escorts Thomas Topash to Lawrence after a forgery charge. The May term of District Court continues with Hartman hedge case arguments. Bismarck Drainage district case pending. Mrs Leonard Frank and son Clif from Minnesota visit her parents.
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Weather Report for Kansas: Showers Tonight and Cooler West
A Kansas weather note forecasts showers tonight and cooler conditions in the western portion. Sunday will be partly cloudy and cooler overall with a return to calmer conditions elsewhere.
Roosevelt Urges Lodge as Progressive Unity Candidate
Colonel Roosevelt telegrams the Progressive convention in Chicago recommending Henry Cabot Lodge as a compromise nominee acceptable to both Progressives and Republicans. The message touts Lodge’s long service, foreign affairs experience, and support for key national projects and measures.
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