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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
11
Charles E Hughes denounces Hyphenates and German influence in a Toledo campaign telegram to Progressives. He thanks Colonel Roosevelt for support and outlines a broad, constructive Republican program focused on national security and prosperity postwar.
Theodore Roosevelt releases a letter from Sagamore Hill dated June 22 1916 announcing his declination of the Progressive presidential nomination. He urges Progressives to back Hughes over Wilson, condemns Wilson as timid and shown by deeds not words, and argues unity with Republicans to defeat the Democratic ticket. Roosevelt praises the 1912 Progressive platform and warns against German-American influence. He calls for national leadership by Hughes and warns against a third-party run.
The Union League Club on Fifth Avenue formally began its 2018 campaign by mounting a two foot high white painted electric sign on its building. The sign bears the words Absolute and Unqualified Loyalty to Our Country Hughes and Fairbanks and is illuminated nightly with incandescent lights.
Washington June 26 Roosevelt's letter urging progressives to back Hughes and the Progressive National Committee's vote against a third ticket drew praise from Republicans and Progressives in Congress and dismay from Democrats. Officials said the letter clarifies objections to Hughes and hints at stronger cross party unity, boosting hopes to win House and Senate while war with Mexico looms and election prospects hinge on staying out of war.
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