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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1916

Page

11

Local notables and visitors record from Lincoln Way West

A long list of visitors and residents supplement weekly notes from Lincoln Way West and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Margaret Kohler of Lincoln Way West on two week visit to Atlantic City and Mrs. Chas Rooke of Baltimore visiting Hanover Street relatives. Hospital and college news note Henry J. Smith graduating from Lafayette College with honors. Community events include a July Fourth parade planning in New Oxford and a Mt. Rock Path Association festival.

Margaret Kohler Wm. H. Kohler Lincoln Way West Atlantic City P. G. Breighner Gettysbury Lewis Ramer Shrewsbury Geo. H. Leaks Bernard Livingston Jonas Robert White Hall Chas. Rooke Baltimore Theo. EI. 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 H. L. Simon William Marion Ind Blanche Heller H. O. Miller James L. Staub Clara Near East Berlin M. O. Meckley Near Cashtown A. V. Staub Hamilton Township Wm. F. Sheely John A. Sheely Wm. F. Sneely York Fr. Stock Immaculate Conception Church Near Town Mahanoy City Lafayette College Iaston Henry J. Smith Howard Spellman Harry Long John Josepha Noel W. A. Lawrence Oscar Ziegler Francis M. Lingg Arthur J. Cashman Z. H. Cashman Hanover St Oliver Bryan William Kohler W. H. Kohler Joseph H. Himes Geo. T. Himes East California Harry Shue Levere Indiana Priscilla Chinn Ruth Himes Ithel Thomas James 3. Watson Juniata W. E. Garrett Watson Bonneauville J. J. Nagle Freeport Abbottstown Freeport College Lancaster Miss Wire Charles Mauss New Oxford Anna Myers New Chester Johns Hopkins Hospital University of Pennsylvania B. F. Schappelle Gettysburg College Isaac Myers Geo. H. Seaks Pine’s Lutheran Church Grace E. Myers Thomas

Eogh es To Lead The Republicans And Tariff Plank

Conferees of both conventions debate leadership and a tariff plank calling for a tariff commission. The platform supports a merchant marine policy with government subventions to aid ship development and ships under government control in emergencies. The Moniac doctrine is reaffirmed as necessary for peace and safety.

Interstate Commerce Commission Republican Party Congress

Hughes Nominated for President by Republican Convention

Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes wins the Republican nomination after a Chicago convention vote on the final ballot. The party consolidates around Hughes as Roosevelt is sidelined and progressives drift.

Chicago Supreme Court Charles Evans Hughes Charles W. Fairbanks Hughes Blackstone George W. Perkins Chicago Club Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Root Fairbanks Cummins Weeks Dupont Lafollette Lodge

Re-elect Teachers At New Oxford School Board Meeting

At the regular monthly meeting of the New Oxford School Board the corps of teachers was re elected with Principal Prof. Daniel Ruff Grammar Miss Lottie Hulick Intermediate Miss Margaret Sohler and Primary Miss Martha Keeney. Mr Swab was re elected janitor. Salaries remain the same as last year.

New Oxford School Board Daniel Ruff Lottie Hulick Margaret Sohler Martha Keeney Swab

Hughes Accepts Republican Nomination for President

Charles Evans Hughes resigns from the Supreme Court and accepts the GOP nomination for president at the national convention. In a telegram to Chairman Harding he denounces the administration’s foreign policy, pledges Americanist policy, and criticizes U. S. diplomacy over Mexico and perceived indecision.

Charles Evans Hughes Supreme Bench Harding Hughes Justice Hughes Mexico

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