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MONDAY
June 12, 1916
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ELIGHTS AND SCENERY- NOTED AROUND THE CORNERS OF THE CONVENTION HALL IN CHICAGO
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T Yfc ifctwr at ti tpj of the, page shows the fidaj attempt of the. Bull Moose to influence the- Republicans convention at Chicago. Tho Roosevelt booster marched
- - - tjitt As? Roosavelt. Af the left. below,.isftha latest photograph of Charles Evans-Hushes. Republican candidate for President of the' United States. The riicti
Wet i iiiiftfcii At ik rlttht-b Charles' Warren Fairbanks. Vice President durinr Roosevelt's term of office and chosen to be niches' runnirior mate in the present
Photo br International FUm BMIM
past the Coliseum with brass bands and other noise paraphernalia in an .ffnrt n ,f , j0it 4
ire was taken aftpr Mr. Miio-ttoa Vn.,1 u,.r,f ,1,1. i;r it n. r " " " -n--'' t ." ...0ww a
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the counting of the third fcaUot, upolT which Hughes was nominated. " J""V" " emranc into tne Coliseum tjurlng
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