Hughes Named 15 Lender B Republicans Hughes Named 15 Lender B Republicans
Charles Evans Hughes is the Republican nominee for president with Charles Warren Fairbanks as running mate. The nomination followed the third ballot at the 1916 convention amid progressive pressure and Roosevelt’s compromise suggestion with Lodge as a candidate.
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Hughes Chosen for President at Republican Convention
At the Coliseum on June 7 1920 the Republican convention nominated New York jurist Charles Evans Hughes for president after earlier friction with Col Theodore Roosevelt and Lodge. The Progressive convention in the Auditorium later named Roosevelt for president and John M Parker of Louisiana for vice president. Hughes won a unanimous ballot as delegates pressed for consensus.
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States vote results on first ballot for presidential candidates
Missouri awarded Frank B. Willis three votes with one abstention noted. Pennsylvania and Tennessee had abstentions. Texas allocated votes to McCall one, Willis one, Taft fourteen and Borah one. Alabama cast a single vote for Borah.
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Ordered More Troops to Border in 1916 Mobilization
General Funston announced 1,500 additional regular troops ordered to the Mexican border amid rising anti American sentiment and fears of an attack on General Pershing's expedition. Officials cited raids near Laredo and the Coleman ranch as part of growing unrest. the force includes ten coast artillery companies and an engineers battalion.
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Bet on German submarine liner arrival in New York
A $500 even money wager was laid with officials of two major steamship firms that a German submarine merchant liner would enter port and register with New York customs before July 5.
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Market Prices for Grain Live Stock and Meats
Cincinnati market listings show corn prices for multiple grades, assorted hay values, oats and wheat figures, eggs poultry and turkey rates, plus cattle hog and sheep quotes. Denominations range from futures-like No. 2 reds to prime firsts, with specific per unit prices and weight-based classifications.
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Train wreck injures Democrats en route to convention
A Louisville Henderson and St Louis passenger train derailed three blocks from Owensboro station while repaving rails. Two sleepers were damaged and another car turned over. A large number of Kentucky Democrats traveling to the Democratic National Convention were injured but none seriously.
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Furred tongue as emblem of digestive trouble
The editor mocks the old belief that a furred tongue signals digestive disturbance. He recalls the spinster who mocked doctors and notes some physicians boast of diagnosing from a distance or tongue appearance. The piece treats such tongue readings as sarcasm and ridicules the furred tongue as a symptom.
Public Speaking Offer Meets Witty Rebuff in Desk Exchange
An agent pitches a guide on eloquent public speaking. The man at the desk declines, claiming his political reputation rests on saying little, joking that the less he says the better off he will be.
Bohemian Process Turns Paper Into Jute Substitutes
A Bohemian invention transforms paper into thread and fabric suitable as a substitute for jute textiles. The method spins paper into a strong thread and weaves it into usable cloth, offering an alternative material in the textile trade.
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Grape-Nuts Interview Promises Easy Digesting Breakfast Aid
A fragment notes Grape-Nuts as ready to eat and economical breakfast option. It claims ease of digestion and potential benefits for octane support, mentioning its use for men in the context of daily nutrition.
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