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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1916

Page

9

Moose Leaders Seek Unite Behind Hughes Campaign

Moose leaders plan to unite Progressive and Republican groups to back Charles Hughes for president. Chicago progressives, led by Harold Le Tekes and Raymond Robins, aim to coordinate with Moose organizers to avoid split support and defeat Wilson. Major figures from Illinois and national rosters endorse Hughes, with Roosev elt’s stance anticipated.

MOOSE Hughes

Progressives mull three-way bid if Roosevelt declines nomination

Georgia Progressive leader John L. Sibley says the party may field a candidate in place of Theodore Roosevelt if he refuses. Henry Allen predicts Roosevelt might back Hughes, while some urge the Colonel to lead a fresh Progressive ticket with Governor Johnson of California seeking acceptance.

Roosevelt Koenig Toonevelt Wilson Hughes Maée Parsons Mr. Hughes Moose Progressive Party Tanner New York Frank A. Munsey Wickersham Henry W. Taft Taft Edward M. Bassett William McCarroll Hughen Public Service Commission Ben P. Prentice Supreme Court Jesse Phillips Burton J. Hendricks Charlee W. Littlefield Littlefield Maine William M. K. Olcott Charles 5. Strong Commissioner Whitney Harvard Club Central Park Charles Evans Hughes, Jr Riverside Drive Charen Evans Hughes Henry Stewart Hughes Henry Charles Plattsburg Mr. Whitney Astor Partons Lange J. E. Lutz Vernon Tex C. 8. Bowen Fifth Avenue Baptist Churen Mughes William A. Day Equitable Life Assurance Finch le Roeuf Albany T Tiamed Hughe Tuoner O'Brien Nes Moines Iawa Caoper Schenk United States Iowa Charles F. Hughes Fox Progressive Chicago Kank Republican Party Indianapolis Hean Fairbanks Indiana Marshall Edwin M. Lee Central Organisation Lee National Progressive Maryland Baltimore Bonaparte Lees Tly Tesgrants Omaha Wohenery Slatin Dex Hughes Tribune Atlanta Theodore Roosevelt John Lee Sibley Georgia Mr. Sibley Justice Hughes Anhin Alle Vetor Murdock Progressive National Committee Mr. Allen Jonel Roosevelt Roos Allen Johnson California Oyster Bay Tom Hughey Capral John M. Parker Louisiana

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