Nice coverage in The Chronicle! Remember, there's still more events, including this Sunday's talk by @ps_politics Maury Thompson.
Great job by Paul Post and Bill Loughrey (as me!) enthralling the crowd at Charles Evans Hughes Day today.
Great to be honored by @EliseStefanik during Charles Evans Hughes Day today at @HydeCollection
Really appreciate Assembly Members @danstec and @AMCarrieWoerner speaking at Charles Evans Hughes Day today at @HydeCollection #GlensFalls
Thank you @HydeCollection Director Erin Coe for hosting Charles Evans Hughes Day today! It was a great turnout and wonderful event!
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Glens Falls celebrates Charles Evans Hughes day - remembers the town's "hometown hero" with suffrage songs and reenactments
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"It's important that we set apart this day to celebrate this man - Glens Falls' own son." Charles Evans Hughes day is official declared
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Fantastic event celebrating Charles Evans Hughes Day (native of Glens Falls) and his 1916 Presidential campaign... fb.me/8vhS9BkjP
Great story by @HunterTWCNews on @TWCNewsAlbany about me. Watch it here, and we will see you tomorrow! ow.ly/laG3305bk21
Are you excited yet? I am! Thanks @poststar for calling Charles Evans Hughes Day a 'best bet'
Just two days until Glens Falls native Charles Evans Hughes Day! via @SaratogianNews ow.ly/dMp6305aehV
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.@bettylittle - glad you enjoyed it! It is great, and is a nice intro for this Saturday's Charles Evans Hughes Day across #GlensFalls
Everyone is coming to Charles Evans Hughes Day - How about you? ow.ly/o8YU3055Bwa
Very interesting item on the risks inherent in #polling - in 1916 and today from @C_and_E (Campaigns & Elections) ow.ly/huaJ3055Bkc
Another great item from @ps_politics via @poststar The Post-Starhttp://ow.ly/Wrmt3055Bbl about the #1916 #election
Full schedule and details for Charles Evans Hughes Day Saturday in Glens Falls, NY! Thanks @HydeCollection ow.ly/114Z3051TQs
Last night was called the nastiest #debate in history. Charles Evans Hughes favored civility in elections. ow.ly/948K3051Tnt











