Roosevelt committee backs Hughes as GOP nominee
The Roosevelt Republican Committee endorsed Charles Evans Hughes and urged loyal Republicans and Americanists to back him. The group presented a formal statement at Hughes's headquarters outlining unity for the party, with plans to fully support Hughes in the November election and to resist the so-called old guard.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Roosevelt Republican Committee
Robert C. Morris
Courtlandt Nicoll
John HE. Trelin
Hotel Astor
United
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Republicas Party
George W. L. Meyer
Roosevelt Republican Comrite
But We Didn't Go to War Inspiring Glynn Speech
Report on Mr. Glynn addressing Democratic delegates in St Louis June 14. He argued America avoided war by ducking and dodging while recounting historical slights by France and praising preparedness. The crowd cheered as he pressed for naval expansion and strong national resolve.
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Fy Heywood
St Louis
Kid Griffo
Martin Ginn
Griffo
Uncle Sam
Glynn
Adams
France
United States
State Department
Adama
Washington
Navy Department
America
Lusitania
Democrate
Teddy
Wilson
Navy
Hughes Sees Justice at Candler Theatre
United States presidential candidate Hughes attended a performance of Justice at the Candler Theatre last night. He sat in an upper left box with secretary Lawrence Green and Travis Whitney of the Public Service Commission, wearing a blue serge suit and Panama hat. After the curtain, Hughes and his party left quietly via a side door to the Astor.
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Joseph H. Gaines
West Virginia
Princeton
General Wood
Senator Lodge
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Hughes
Ezra 8. Tipple
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
John T. King
Connecticut
John EE
Hughes Public Service
George Edward Ide
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Home Life Insurance Company
Insurance Investigating Committee
John Ji. Rose
Newburgh
Orange County
Tsaae N. Seligman
Mr. Hughes
Robert R. Lawson
Candler Theatre
Candler
Justice
Lawrence Green
Travis Whitney
Public Service Commission
Astor
Silent Golden Lane Wins Hearts At Suffrage Parade
In St Louis on June 14 a silent suffrage parade formed a living hedge along Locust Street with eight thousand women in gold sashes and parasols. A tableau before the Art Museum contrasted full, partial, and no suffrage states, while a donkey incident and a luncheon marked the day. Delegates were impressed as the suffrage plank race intensified in the Democratic platform discussions, with mixed signals on President Wilson’s preferred wording.
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Colisum
Old Art Museum
David N. O'Neill
Alaska
Denmark
Iceland
New Zealand
Tasmania
Australia
Finland
Norway
Isle of Man
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Locust Streets
Coliseum
12Th
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Wheen
Baker
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Houston
Wilson
Wanamaker Young Mens Suits Offer Broad Choice
The Wanamaker shop presents a four manufacturer program for young men with tailored lines and fabrics. Prices range from 18.50 to 37.50 with options in straight front coats and semi fitting waists. Suits suitable for business, clubs, travel, and social outings are featured at Burlington Arcade floor in the New Building.
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Wanamaker
London
New York
New Building
Hitchcock Resting in Wisconsin Woods Returns Saturday
Frank H. Hitchcock, advocate of Charles E. Hughes, rests at Governor Beeckman’s summer camp in Rhode Island and plans to return to New York Saturday then take a train to Boston for the Harvard class reunion of 1591, of which he is a member.
Bryan Will Take Stump for Wilson President's Plank Is Mine
In St Louis on June 14 ex secretary Samuel A King of Utah reports Bryan has no planks to offer except the President's plank. He will campaign for Wilson and, if Bryan’s position is known, that plank will become his own in the forthcoming report.
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Daniela
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Congress
Nationals
Woman's Party
Baker
California
St. Louis
Samuel A. King
Utah
Rowe
William J. Bryan
Sion
Roosevelt Illness Not Serious Says Roosevelts Friends
Titled remarks from The Roosevelt circle suggest illness is not serious though Col Roosevelt will not return to Oyster Bay until medical tests complete. He joked about reporters failing to quote him and likened the King Agag episode to a war correspondent reference from Samuel.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
King Agag
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Mexican Women Form Corps To Fight U S
Mexican women from Sonora form a 2000 member corps to defend against possible U S intervention. Governor Adolfo de la Huerta accepts the offer and praises patriotic spirit. General Arnulfo Gomes orders instructors to drill women across towns with organized branches. Desertions reported among camps near Fronteran and Cuchuts due to current tensions.
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Clarence J. Sieward
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Kings County
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Association of Republican Clubs
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