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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1916

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Big Republican Meeting Saturday Night in Putnam County

Four gubernatorial candidates including Henry Lamm Hugh McIndoe Chas Morris and John E Swanger invited to address voters at Livezey Hall with seats for 1200 and plans to unite factions after Chicago convention. local farmers push turnout and speeches by candidates and locals expected. band concert to follow with a program of marches and solos.

Big Get Together Pow Wow Putnam County Livezey Hall Henry Lamm Sedalia Hugh McIndoe Joplin Chas. D Morris St. Joseph John E Swanger Chicago Gzey Republic

Two Tickets Named Bright Prospects for Harmony

The Republican convention in Chicago named Charles Evans Hughes of New York and Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indiana as standard-bearers for the coming campaign after extensive negotiations. Theodore Roosevelt led the Progressive ticket with John M. Parker of Louisiana. Roosevelt accepted conditionally. Both conventions organized Wednesday and Thursday, drafting platforms. differences between the parties are subtle, with similar progressive aims and a single point of divergence.

Charles Evans Hughes New York Charles Warren Fairbanks Indiana Chicago Theodore Roosevelt John M Parker Louisiana Col Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Col. Roosevelt

Nomination drama at Republican and Progressive conventions

Delegates at both conventions struggled over who would secure the nomination with Justice Hughes emerging as the Republican choice after a furious third ballot. Progressives backed Colonel Roosevelt but refused Lodge, while Roosevelt sought harmony and signaled acceptance only if Hughes spoke on issues. Hughes's resignation to Wilson and Roosevelt's cautious stance shaped a tense, nation seeing a bipartisan push for unity.

Roosevelt Justice Hughes Hughes Senator Lodge Lodge Fairbanks Supreme Bench Wilson Supreme Court Col. Roosevelt

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