Western Union night letter telegram, 4 June 1916 : to Isabell [sic] Anderson, Hotel Blackstone, Chicago
1916
MSS 783
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Title
Western Union night letter telegram, 4 June 1916 : to Isabell [sic] Anderson, Hotel Blackstone, Chicago
Published
1916
Description
1 leaf ; 16 x 20 cm.
Call Number
MSS 783
Note
"After a conference with party leaders I believe that if Honorable Larz Anderson will permit his name to be used he can receive the nomination for vice president of the United States. Beg him to consent and I shall go to Chicago on the first train in his behalf ..."
Randle was the real estate operator in Washington, D.C. and president of the East Washington Heights Traction Railroad Company.
Context: Woodrow Wilson was the Democratic Party's nominee; Charles Evans Hughes, the Republican's nominee. Hughes's official running mate in 1916 was Charles Warren Fairanks of Indiana.
Gift of Rufus Peckham
Biographical details in case file.
Randle was the real estate operator in Washington, D.C. and president of the East Washington Heights Traction Railroad Company.
Context: Woodrow Wilson was the Democratic Party's nominee; Charles Evans Hughes, the Republican's nominee. Hughes's official running mate in 1916 was Charles Warren Fairanks of Indiana.
Gift of Rufus Peckham
Biographical details in case file.
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