Hughes and Fairbanks Nominated by Republicans
The Republican convention in Chicago nominated Charles Evans Hughes for president and Fairbanks for vice president amid pledges of loyalty from delegates. The ballot results showed Hughes with broad support while Roosevelt and others trailed. Hughes and Fairbanks accepted the nominations and pledged unity for the campaign.
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Ton indorses Fisker and former president in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on a Saturday night Ton endorsed former Justice Legah and Charles W. Fairbanks as the Republican presidential and vice presidential nominees and expressed hope that Colonel Roosevelt would back them. He approved the move and urged support.
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Russians Stampede Austrians in Volhynia Front Records
Petrograd reports June 11 fighting in Volhynia and Galicia where Russians captured 409 officers and 45,000 men, seized thirty guns and vast booty. Techitakya forces near Czernowitz and Bukovina took 18,000 prisoners, with total Russian gains reaching about 118,000 prisoners since the offensive began.
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Americans Menaced by Anti American Agitation in Chihuahua
Reports from El Paso and Juarez express unease over anti American agitation in Chihuahua. A mass meeting of male natives in Chihuahua City protested against American troops while concerns rise for Americans remaining in the city. In Washington Justice Hughes' successor expected from Wilson is a Democrat. Carranza troops guard border as bandits must contend with them before reaching the United States, according to the Carranza consul.
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen to Meet Next in 1919
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen closes its convention in San Antonio Texas and announces the 1919 convention location to be determined for their next gathering in Detroit.
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Theodore Roosevelt Nominated by Progressives in Chicago
In a four day session the Progressive national convention nominated Theodore Roosevelt for president with no opposition. John M. Parker of Louisiana was chosen unanimously for vice president. An adjournment vacancy rule was adopted amid tense drama after a delayed communication from Oyster Bay.
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Roosevelt Declines Nomination at Chicago Convention
A chaotic Chicago convention ends with Colonel Roosevelt declining the Progressive nomination. Roosevelt signals possible joint Lodge candidacy with Republicans and Progressives, while tensions linger over loyalty to the party. He later retreats from public view, indicating plans to remain away from active politics.
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