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New Oxford Item in New Oxford, Pennsylvania

15 Jun 1916

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New Oxford Item

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New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1916

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Local social notes list visiting relatives and travel

Miss Margaret Kohler visits Atlantic City for two weeks. Numerous residents and guests are named visiting family, attending events, or traveling to and from Lincoln Way West and East, Hanover Street, and nearby towns. Names include Kohler, Breighner, Ramer, Livingston, Rooke, Hummer, Yeatts, Maurath, Stallsmith, Taughinbaugh, Simon, Staub, Meckley, Sheely, Sneely, Stock, Carbaugh, Geisbert, Wardner, Bream, Lingg, Cashman, Himes, Shue, Thomas, Watson, Nagle, Wire, Mause, and others.

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Margaret Kohler Wm. H. Kohler Lincoln Way West Atlantic City P. G. Breighner Gettysburg Lewis Ramer Shrewsbury Geo. H. Leaks Bernard Livingston Jonas Robert White Hall Chas. Rooke Baltimore Theo. DE. Warner Hanover Street Chas. E. Hummer State College Reading Ella Yeatts Hunterstown John M. Bream Esther Maurath Hanover D. F. Slentz Carlisle Street A. P. Stallsmith Philadelphia Emanuel Reed South Peters Street Urge Taughinbaugh Altoona Roy Taughinbaugh West High Street Elizabethtown Harrisburg W. H. Carbaugh Berlin Junction Carlisle Chambersburg A M. Geisbert H. H. Geisbert J. F. Wardner Geo. D. Sheely Mahanoy City Lafayette College Faston Henry J. Smith Howard Spellman Harry Long John Josepha Noel W. A. Lawrence Oscar Ziegler Francis M. Lingg Near Town Arthur J. Cashman Z. H. Cashman Hanover St Olver Bryan William Kohler W. H. Kohler Joseph H. Himes Geo. T. Himes East California Harry Shue Severe Indiana William Arthur E. W. Moller Junia Mary A. Smith F. §. Smith Washington Heights Jane Caster York Pauline Bevenour Kohler Misa Priscilla Freeport Ill Abbottstown Freeport College Lancaster Miss Wire Charles Mause New Oxford
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Re-elect Teachers at New Oxford School Board Meeting

The New Oxford School Board re elected the teaching corps at the regular monthly meeting. Names include Principal Daniel Ruff Grammar Lottie Hulick Intermediate Margaret Kohler and Primary Martha Keeney. Janitor Mr Swab kept his post and salaries remained unchanged.

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New Oxford School Board Daniel Ruff Lottie Hulick Margaret Kohler Martha Keeney Swab
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Hughes Lead Republicans in Chicago Nomination Drama

Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes won the Republican presidential nomination on the third ballot at Chicago after protracted talks with Progressive conferees. The platform calls for child labor protection, workers compensation, women’s suffrage, and a protective tariff to aid postwar prosperity.

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Repubican Chicago Supreme Court Charles Evans Hughes Charles W. Fairbanks Hughes Blackstone George W. Perkins Chicago Club Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Flughes Weeks Dupont Lafollette Lodge Republican Party
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Preparedness and national unity in a wartime platform

The speaker endorses tariff reforms including a commission and subventions to develop a merchant marine under government control in emergencies. He upholds the Monro Doctrine, national security, industrial and military readiness, fair tariff readjustment, expansion of foreign trade, civil service efficiency, and unity in the campaign after resigning his judicial post.

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Monroc Congress
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Hughes Nominated for President by Republicans Platform

The Republican platform pledges national control of transportation agencies via constitutional amendment if needed. It calls for immigration restriction by literacy test and copies some Progressive Bull Moose social justice aims. Child labor and women’s hours laws are urged for interstate commerce factories. Recall and initiative referendum are omitted.

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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Hughes Accepts Republican Nomination for President

Former Justice Charles Evans Hughes resigns from the Supreme Court to run as a private citizen on the Republican ticket. He denounces the administration's foreign policy, pledges Americanism, and condemns weak handling of relations with Mexico. He informs Chairman Harding of his acceptance and outlines a platform of strong land and sea rights and decisive diplomacy.

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Charles Evans Hughes Supreme Bench Hughes Justice Hughes Harding Mexico
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