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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

5

Republicans Chart Platform Planks in Chicago Meeting

The Committee on Resolutions drafts major planks for the Republican platform, led by Senator Lodge and colleagues Borah and Sutherland. Proposals include universal military training, protective tariffs, civil service expansion, and a hawkish stance on Americanism and the Philippines. The document favors a strong navy, gradual local autonomy in the islands, and broader civil service while avoiding explicit references to Russia and certain international bindings.

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Hughes Movement Gains in Strength Across Convention

Roosevelt's decisive influence curbs Burton as the Old Guard delegates, led by Perkins and Penrose, push for a Hughes nomination while exploring a possible dark horse. Progressive leaders in New York California and Pennsylvania rally behind Roosevelt as tension grows over whether a united front can hold against a Progressive bolt.

Oyster Bay Burton T. R Ohio Seven Paul Howland Senator Harding Harding Roosevelt Hughes Perkins Penrose Pennsylvania Old Guard Mr. Perkins Bee McCall Lodge Wood Perking Johnson California William Hamlin Childs New York Oscar 8S. Straus Roosevel Mr. Straus Straus Progressive Party Chicago Victor Murdock Kansas Murdock Wilson Boise Penrose James A. Hemingway Indiana Republican National Organization George W. Perkins Colonel Roosevelt Hemingway Senator Penrose Republcan

Hughes Leaders Refuse Dicker With Old Guard at Convention

Frank H Hitchcock and Hughes supporters vow no talks that imply any deal with Old Guard or Progressive leaders. Amid behind the scenes conferences, Penrose and Perkins clash over Roosevelt and a unity candidate, while Cummins delegates waver and Hughes backers push for release from instructions.

New York Times Chicago Frank H. Hitchcock Hughes Old Guard Hitchcock Hu Hes Cold Guard Progressive Party Penrose Perkins Justice Hughes Roosevelt Wilson

New Jersey Delegation Seeks Unity as Progressives Debate Platform

The New Jersey delegation calls for a six member conference with a Progressive committee to forge a joint platform and possibly a bridge to candidate agreement. Senator Penrose is elected delegation chairman after a harmony speech, with support pledged to Roosevelt if his strength grows. George B Cortelyou arrives to lead negotiations for Roosevelt Republicans alongside Meyer.

New Jersey Penrose Brumbaugh Roosevelt Pennsylvania Erkins George B. Cortelyou The Treasury Meyer

Hughes Speech at Cathedral School Sparks Political Debate

Justice Hughes spoke at the Cathedral School for Girls for a flag presentation. The event, described as a private talk to students, drew no political statement despite later speculation in Washington and press interest.

New York Times Washington Chicago Charles E Hughes Cathedral School For Girls Slughes America Lawrence H. Green Green Justice Hughes Washington Today Jessie McDonald Hughes Cathedral School Mount St. Albans Bishop Harding Daugh Ter Catherine Hughes

Convention Bettors Hold Fire as Roosevelt Favored

Bettors in the Wall Street district planned to wait for Chicago developments before wagering. Unlike recent days, no large bets were visible on Roosevelt or Hughes. Hughes backers quoted at 2 to 1, while Roosevelt bookmakers offered even money. Roosevelt supporters anticipated big bets after nomination, with odds around 6 to 5 to 8 to 5 if nominated.

Wall Street Chicago Roosevelt Justice Hughes Hughes

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