Hughes Takes Helm for Suffrage Amendment
New York Aug 1 a report on Hughes addressing editors and women’s clubs defending his stance for a Federal suffrage amendment. The piece outlines his acceptance remarks and the political maneuvering within the Republican camp, noting his vigorous call for votes for women and his efforts to rally party leaders and editors behind his campaign.
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New York
Hughes
Canalitarion
National Republican Organization
Itinerary and Campaign Notes of Charles E. Hughes
An outline shows Charles E. Hughes touring the West from August through September with stops in Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Grand Forks Helena Butte Spokane Coeur d Alene Tacoma Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Reno Salt Lake City Cheyenne Denver Yellowstone St Louis Lexington and Maine. The piece also discusses Republican strategy, organization efforts, and speculation about leadership roles in Chicago and the West campaign, including possible appointment of Frank Hitchcock and rising faction tensions within the party.
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Maine
Wilson drafts reply to Hughes on foreign policy
President Wilson plans a detailed response to Charles Evans Hughes after Hughes acceptance speech. He will accuse the Republican candidate of lacking a definite foreign policy and of criticizing Democrats without offering remedies. The White House aims to highlight Democratic achievements and national preparedness while stressing prosperity and cautious diplomacy.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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White House
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Mexico
Democratic Party
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Gallinger
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Ohio
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Doremus
Michigan
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Georgia
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Wyoming
Holland Renominated for Congress in Second Virginia
Norfolk, Va August 1 Colonel E E Holland of Suffolk appears likely to secure renomination as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Second Virginia district with a projected margin around 3000 as only a few precincts remain to report. The night’s returns show strong support amidst a close race.
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E. E. Holland
Suffolk
Virginia
Hughes Speaks Frankly For Anthony Amendment
Hughes declares support for a Federal amendment granting women the right to vote while noting the need for a prompt resolution. He emphasizes devotion to the United States and seeks the backing of women, despite antisuffrage protest from Mrs. William Jorse Scott who predicts four generations of opposition.
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Sutherland
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United States
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New York State
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Hughes Suffrage Plank Seen To Gain 4 Million Votes
In Colorado Springs Miss Anne Martin of the National Woman's Party declares President Wilson faces grave danger in the West where about four million women may back Charles Evans Hughes for a federal suffrage amendment. The Aug 1 report cites Martin’s remarks on Wilson's re election prospects and the suffrage issue.
Drugged Candy Attack Leaves Woman Unconscious in Hoboken Park
Frances Werner, wife of Gunner Arthur Werner of the battleship Wyoming, was found unconscious from chloral poisoning after accepting candy from a polite stranger in Hoboken Park. She recalled chatting with the older woman before memory failed, and two men are being sought as possible accomplices. The case raises safety concerns for public spaces and distant travel to recover.
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Hoboken Park
Po- Hee
New York
Frances Werner
Paterson Plank Road
Carlsbadt
Union Hill
N. T
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Kaat Rutherford
Hackensack Hospital
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Gunner Arthur Werner
Hoboken
Werner
Women Suffrage Groups Split Over Hughes Endorsement
Carrie Chapman Catt and Frank M Roessing after a White House talk with President Wilson signaled the National Woman Suffrage Association may not back Hughes. They stressed the campaign policy would be set at Atlantic City and kept a nonpartisan stance. The Congressional Union sent a telegram congratulating Hughes on backing a Federal amendment.
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Washington
Carrie Chapman Call
Frank M. Roessing
Natonal Woman Suffrage Association
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
New York
White House
National Woman Suffrage Association
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Hughes
Parker Nominated for Vice President at Moose Convention
New Orleans August 1 The Louisiana State Progressive convention endorsed John M Parker for Vice President but did not ratify the national committee action endorsing Charlies FB Hughes. It adopted a resolution placing Parker on the ballot under the bull moose emblem with the presidential line left blank. Ten presidential electors were uninstructed as to their vote if selected.
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New York
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Lansdon Leads In Kansas Democratic Governor Race
Topeka Kans Aug 1 Returns from across the state up to 11 tonight show W C Lansdon leading Benjamin S Gaftskill for the Democratic nomination for governor. No Republican opposition to Gov Capper. Contests visible in Republican races for auditor treasurer and superintendent of public instruction.
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Kans
W. C Lansdon
Benjamin S Gaftskill
Capper
Pul-Vo-Drip Coffee Advertised As Hotel Quality
An advertisement touts Pul-Vo-Drip Coffee as a hotel quality drink for home use. It claims better flavor at lower per cup cost and offers Pul-Vo-Drip Pot and double strength options with pricing around 40 cents per pound for Hall Coffee and 1.10 dollars for Pul-Vo-Drip Pot.
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