Hughes and Fairbanks Chosen by Republicans
The 1904 Republican convention nominated Charles Evans Hughes for president and Theodore Roosevelt backing, with Fairbanks chosen for vice president. Delegates voiced unity, while Hughes and Fairbanks prepared to accept, as speeches outlined strong civil service, preparedness, tariff reform, and firm stance on foreign policy including Mexico.
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Ton Indorses Fisker and Republican Ticket in Philadelphia
Former president gave a statement in Philadelphia on Saturday endorsing Republican nominees for president and vice president Justice Legah and Charles W. Fairbanks and expressed hope Colonel Roosevelt would back them. He approved the move and urged support.
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Russians Stampede Austrians Take Large Prisoners and Loot
Petrograd reports June 11 fighting on Volhynia and Galician fronts yielded 409 officers and 45,000 men captured, 30 guns taken, with a vast booty. Techitakya’s army operating toward Czernowitz and Bukovina claimed 18,000 prisoners. Since the offensive began, about 118,000 prisoners taken.
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Three Named by Wilson and Border Tension Rise
In El Paso and Juarez anxiety grows over anti American agitation in Chihuahua with a mass native meeting opposing U S troops. Justice Hughes successor will be the third Wilson appointee to the Supreme Court as resignation leaves five Republicans and three Democrats. Carranza troops guard the border as bands of bandits threaten the United States, the Carranza consul reports to Gen James Parker.
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Railway Brotherhood selects San Antonio for 1919 convention
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen closes its current convention in Detroit and announces its next gathering will be held in 1919 in San Antonio, Texas.
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Theodore Roosevelt Nominated by Progressive Convention
The Progressive national convention in Chicago nominated Theodore Roosevelt for president in a four day session amid tense drama and a late rule allowing vacancies. John M. Parker of Louisiana was chosen unanimously for vice president as the party weighs Roosevelt's actual bid.
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Roosevelt Declines Nomination and Sparks Uncertain Unity
In a packed Chicago convention hall the crowd faced a retreat from Roosevelt’s leadership as Raymond Robins adjourned the session. A message from Oyster Bay indicated Roosevelt had tentatively refused the Progressive nomination and urged possible joint nomination of Senator Lodge, with conferees then noting divisions between Republicans and Progressives.
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