New York Moose for Third Ticket in Progressive Row
After a four hour Manhattan Hotel meeting the New York County Progressive Committee urged the national body not to nominate Hughes if Roosevelt declines the ticket. The group backed a full Progressive ticket with Samuel Seabury for President and Hamilton Fish Jr. for Lieutenant Governor.
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United States
National Committee
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Chicago
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Strauss
Progressive National Committee
Italy
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George W. Perkins
Ifford Pinchot
Amos R. BE. Pinchot
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Wilson
Republican Party
Justice Hughes
Samuel Seabury
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Putnam
Whitman
Hugh Gordon Miller
John J. O'Connell
Miller
Clermont Club
National Progressive Committee
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Pee
Kaiser
Fregmengseemeien
State Leaders Weigh Move to Join Republican Party
DETROIT June 15 State leaders of the National Progressive Party have begun discussions on relinquishing their distinct banner and aligning with the Republican Party amid broader political realignments. The group contemplates strategic implications and potential endorsements.
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Republican Party
Detroit
National Progressive Party
Conference to discuss possible party amalgamation
The group plans a party conference next week at Jackson to weigh merging with the Republican Party. National Committee member Gustavus D. Pope of Detroit will report the conference sentiment to the Progressive National Committee in Chicago on June 26.
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Republican Party
Gustavus D. Pope
Detroit
Progressive National Committee
Chicago
Roosevelt Delays Return As Health and Politics Mix
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt learned his rib injury was strained after a fall last year and is staying in New York to follow medical guidance. He met Progressives and said he would wait for the Progressive National Committee meeting on June 26 before deciding on a Republican-Progressive conference, amid rumors of a possible Roosevelt Hughes meeting.
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Brown University
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Jr. Hughes
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Hughes to Tackle Old Guard Monday
Hughes campaigns amid party unity talk as visitors swarm his Hotel Astor headquarters. Crane absent as Hughes plans Washington trip and meetings with Whitman and the Crane steering committee to map a national campaign and reconcile Republican factions.
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Massachusetts
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Hughes
Washington
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Butler Scoffs at Hyphen in Republican Rhetoric
Nicholas Murray Butler, Columbia president and Republican delegate, told the New York County GOP at Bryant Hall that the 1916 campaign centers on Americanism. He mocked the hyphen idea, praised Hughes’ nomination, and predicted Progressives would rejoin the GOP, urging anti-Democratic unity to end minority rule.
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Columbia University
New York County Republican Committee
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt’s comeback fuels party unity after split
A crowd cheers as Hughes is endorsed amid fears of war policy and peace aims. Frederick Tanner proclaims a reunited party, while Roosevelt’s supporters stress a full, vigorous commitment to ending the current government’s wartime stance at Washington.
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Wilson
Mexico
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Frederick Tanner
Roosevelt
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Virginians Honor Wilson In Washington Delegation
A Virginia delegation led by Col James P Woods of Roanoke visited Washington to present a copy of the state Democratic platform praising President Wilson. Wilson thanked the visitors and spoke humbly of the honor and shared pride in Virginia’s historical role and its support for his policies.
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Collonel James PP. Woods
Roanoke
Wilson
Virginia
British Extend Mine Field In North Sea
The Naval Department reports the Noordhoek Lightship will move about eighteen sea miles north due to enlargement of the British mine field in the North Sea. This marks the second northward shift since the field’s initial 1914 outline near the Strait of Dover.
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