Hughes Nomination Solidified Amid Bosses Fight At Albany
The New York Republican convention renominated Gov. Charles E. Hughes after a three day clash with anti-Hughes leaders. The ticket assigned key posts to party bosses across districts, aiming to mobilize patronage and solidify support in diverse counties including Albany and Onondaga.
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Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
Senator White
William O. Barnes
Rensselaer
Samuel S. Koenig
Barnes
Erie
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Westchester
Onondaga
Monroe
Koenig
Convention's final session names Hughes in New York state
At Saratoga the Republican convention settles on Charles E. Hughes for Governor after a lively roll call with anti Hughes factions, praises for Hughes, and party unity vows. The platform endorses sound money, tariff protections, and public utilities regulation while pledging strong party loyalty.
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New York Times
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N. Y
Root
Rensselaer Republican Marching Club
William O. Barnes
Hughes
George W. Aldridge
Monroe County
Herbert Parsons
New York
Quonondaga
Hendricks
Wadsworth
Charles E. Hughes
Brackett
Gleason
Hughes Receives Renomination Amid Rochester Cheers
Gov. Hughes, touring from Warsaw to Albany, thanked the Republican Party for renomination. At Rochester he spoke at Wyoming County Fair Grounds about Letchworth Park and state care of possessions, receiving a telegram of renomination and praise from James S. Sherman.
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New York Central
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Republican Business Men's Association plans campaign meeting
Secretary E. A. Drake announced that the association’s Executive Committee will meet this week with President C. A. Moore to settle the plan and scope of campaign activities. A police permit has been secured for a parade of the association’s member organizations on Oct. 31.
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Republican Business Men's Association
C. A. Moore
Platform endorses Hughes at New York GOP convention
Saratoga New York September 15 The Republican State Convention adopts a platform expressing pride in past achievements and pledging continued effort for greater accomplishments It endorses the ticket and pledges support for the nominee Hughes per the read platform at the convention.
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Republican Party
State of
New York
Western leaders pleased with Hughes renomination
Republican leaders from fourteen Central and Western states lauded Gov. Hughes renomination in New York. They urged he campaign in the West, with requests flooding state committees, though the National Committee held back direct involvement to avoid entanglement in New York factional matters. Hughes may tour Kansas Nebraska Iowa and more states as scheduling allows.
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New York
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Nebraska
Iowa
American Ambassador Hill Denies Governor Run Rumors
Berlin dispatches claim some New York Republican delegates favored nominating Dr. David Jayne Hill for governor against Gov. Hughes. Hill, the American ambassador to Germany, says he has heard nothing from America and is not a candidate for any office.
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Syracuse
Cornell University
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Germany
Senate
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Albany
Edward R. O’malley
Buffalo
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Assembly
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Sixth Assembly
New York City
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New York
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Civil Service
State Engineering Department
Madison
Colgate University
Syracuse University
Thomas B. Dunn
Rochester
Albert Haight
Court of Appeals
Berlin
David Jayne Hill
New York State
Hughes
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America
Republican barbecue in Boston endorses national ticket
Thousands of New England Republicans gathered at Point of Pines to ratify the national ticket. Speakers included Senator William Borah Idaho Secretary James Wilson and Lieut. Gov Eben Draper. Draper urged active campaigning while Borah criticized Bryan on key policies. Wilson framed Republicans as friends of labor and urged East West unity.
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Vroom to Speak at Republican Rally
Edward Vroom a longtime Republican activist will be the principal speaker at today's noone day meeting of the Commercial and Industrial League located at 70 Broadway. He is of Dutch American stock with a history of involvement in American politics.
Sherman to Stump with Longworth in Illinois Tour
After addressing the Hamilton Club in Chicago James Sherman the Republican vice presidential candidate begins a speaking tour through Illinois He is joined by Congressman Nicholas Longworth President's son in law Two speeches will be delivered daily across the state.
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Sherman
Longworth
Hamilton Club
Chicago
James 8. Shereman
Ilinois
Nicholas Longworth
Independence Party Opens NY Headquarters With Rally
Independence Party headquarters for national, state, and county offices opened in the Americaun Building at Fifty-eighth Street and Broadway last night. About 250 persons attended a rally with brass music and political oratory inside.
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New York
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Fifty-eighth Street
Broadway
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