Hughes to Lead Own Campaign as Old Guard Considers Chairman
Massachusetts figure Murray Crane meets ex Gov Charles Evans Hughes at the Astor in New York to map the national campaign. A sub committee of eight Old Guard leaders may name the national chairman, with Hughes to announce the final choice and official notification likely in July.
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Murray Crane
Old Guard
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Hotel Astor
Crane
National Committee
Chicago
Oy Crane
Exim
Washington
Ohio
Chi Dispatch
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Alvah H. Martin
Virginia
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
John T. Adama
Iowa
Reed Smoot
Utah
Boles Penrose
Pennsylvania
James A. Hemenway
Indiana
Warren
Pen
Smoot
Hemenway
Petions
Hayward
Public Service
Whitman
National
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Mr.ughes
New York
Maine
Adirondacks
Praise for Hughes in Pennsylvania election unity
Philadelphia reports John Wanamaker and Senator Penrose tout the Republican ticket. Wanamaker cites Fairbanks as adviser and Hughes as a strong choice. Penrose says the party is united and predicts Hughes will win overwhelmingly in November.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Penrose
New York
Hughes
Teutonic Sons Endorse Hughes and Fairbanks Tickets
The National Council of the Teutonic Sons of America adopted resolutions endorsing Hughes for President and Fairbanks for Vice President, announced by national president G. F. Hummel. The group urged all Teutonic Americans to support the ticket and to attend a mass meeting celebrating the nomination.
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New York Times
Chicago
Hughes
Fairbanks
National Council of the Teutonic Sons of America
Hintel Bismarck
G. F. Hummel
W Fairbanks
United States
German American Alliance Holds Roosevelt Rally at Turner Hall
The Roosevelt event at North Side Turner Hall was held under the German American Alliance with Ferdinand Walther presiding. Secretary Lewis E. Brandt stated the organization opposed Roosevelt and Root and supported Wilson's re election, deeming the convention a success and saying the Alliance will speak for itself.
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Roosevelt
Northside
Turner Hall
Ferdinand Walther
Alliance
Root
Lewis E. Brandt
Wilson
Massive Hughes bet stuns betting crowd in political race
In the financial district yesterday Chester Thompson offered 60 thousand dollars on Hughes with odds against 50 thousand by supporters of Wilson. It was described as the largest single wager in a presidential campaign in many years as expectations grow for betting before the polls open next November.
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Wilson
Financial
Justice Hughes
Chester Thompson
Hughes
Fairbanks Delivers Chance of Peril to the Flag in Ohio
Charles Warren Fairbanks Republican VP nominee spoke at Ohio Wesleyan alumni luncheon in Delaware Ohio warning the flag could be imperiled. He attended a university trustees meeting and planned travel to Canton for McKinley Memorial Association, then Marion for a G A R jubilee encampment address.
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Delaware
Ohio
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Ohio Wesleyan University
Fairbanks
Canton
McKinley Memorial Association
Marion
Gies
Senators Move to Bar Supreme Court From Office Seekers
Sen Thomas of Colorado proposes a constitutional amendment to bar Supreme Court judges from seeking public office during or for two years after their tenure. The resolution, aligned with the Democratic push against Justice Hughes, was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
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New York Times
Washington
Thomas
Colorado
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Judiciary Committee
Americanism Above All Says Wilson At West Point
President Wilson delivers a graduation address at West Point stressing Americanism over militarism, duty to country, and the citizenship role of officers. He notes preparedness as a national aim and urges graduates to lead with civil power and moral purpose, honoring past alumni and American ideals.
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West Point
Western Plains
Mankind
America
United States
Zens
Neces
Beverly
Virginia
Ben Sloan
Sloan
John M. Wilson
Major Sloan
H. G. Gibson
H. M. Robert
M.P. Hardin
J. M. Whittemore
Levy
Wilson
Townsley
Washington
Four Page pamphlet attacks Wilson and Roosevelt in ventriloquist satire
Anonymous New York letter accompanied pamphlet titled The Great Realis tic Up-To-Date Comedy John Bull in His Old Role attacks President Wilson and ex-President Roosevelt. It channels Irish and German Democracy of New York and urges delegates to support a British Tory ploy, claiming racial voter blocs would knife Wilson. Dated New York June 10.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
John Bull
New York
Uncle Sam
Germany
Iish
Ireland
United States
Hmit
Indiana Bull Moose Collapse Weakens Hughes Fairbanks Bid
Edwin M. Lee Indiana state chairman says opposition to Hughes and Fairbanks wanes after Progressive nominee J Frank Hanly withdraws over prohibition stance. Hanly's exit cuts progrecive leverage in Indiana, with Will Ade eyed as a replacement. Lee vows a full state ticket at the June 22 convention and maintains Progressive headquarters for the campaign.
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New York Times
Indianapolis
Ind
Hughes
Fairbanks
Indiana Bull Moose
Edwin M. Lee
J. Frank Hanly
Hanly
Indiana
Will Ade
George Ade
Lee
Progressive
President Wilson to Lead National Preparedness Parade
President Wilson returns from West Point to lead Washington Flag Day parade set for tomorrow. About 60 000 marchers are expected with divisions from executive departments military groups schools churches and a large negro organizations contingent. The parade ends at the Washington Monument where the President will deliver a Flag Day address.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
West Point
Peace Monument
Raymond Pullman
B. M. Young
Marine Band
White House
Congress
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Capitol
White Hotel
Washington Monument
Rocky Mountain Limited to Colorado Low Summer Fares
Real trip and vacation ad for the Rocky Mountain Limited to Colorado with low fares all summer and Superior service. Information available at Rock Island Travel Bureau 1238C Broadway.
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Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Superior Service
Rock Island Travel Bureau
Broadway
Hughes Rejects All Hyphenism In Nomination Fight
Fletcher Hughes refuses to discuss woman suffrage during the sprint toward the Republican nomination. He meets a stream of visitors including Gleason Griscom and Calder while reserving comment on key issues. He plans a Providence trip for Brown University events and then returns to New York for a late summer campaign setup.
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Lafayette B. Gleason
Republican National Committee
Lloyd C. Griscom
Frank E. Guernsey
Republican Congressional Committee
George Thompson
Investigating Committee
Philip J. McC
Young Republicans
William M. Calder
Brooklyn
Fred O. Roof
Sa@lifornia
Clinton B. Rossiter
Marcus Hraun
A. «. Blackmar
F. B. Crane
Laura K. Prisk
Renera Club
Charles A. Beard
Columbia
Lucy Burns
Hughes
William R. Willcox
Claremond
Riverside
Astor
ME Willcox
Vox
District of Columbia
Special Messenger
Willam Bb. Douglas
Delhi
Untermyer Declines Delegation Attendance At St Louis Convention
Samuel Untermyer announced he would miss the St Louis convention due to ongoing Philadelphia and Mineola trials. He denied friction as the cause, confirming he will not attend despite being a delegate at large from New York. Senator O Gorman’s plans were unclear as discussions about his convention attendance continued.
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Samuel Untermyer
St Louis
Sun
Philadelphia
York
Unterhe Newmyer
Tee
Mineola
L. I
O'Gorman
St. Louis
Wilson
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Robert K., Jr
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O'Hare
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Mass
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Fla
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Street
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Nickel Plate Road
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Pocono Mountains
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John David
Untermyer
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