Hughes Accepts Nomination For Presidency On Americanism
Justice Hughes declares acceptance and pledges to uphold one complete Americanism and firm national defense. He criticizes past diplomacy toward Mexico and calls for steady, nonpartisan foreign policy, robust military and economic readiness, tariff reform, and honest business while supporting civil service efficiency. He thanks the party chair and pledges to meet the responsibilities of leadership.
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Children's Day Observed Across Churches Sunday
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