Roosevelt Letter Supports Knox Attack on Labor Injunctions
President Roosevelt backs Senator Knox amid labor questions in the 1908 campaign. The letter criticizes Samuel Gompers and ties Bryan action to anti injunction reform, citing House Bill No. 75 as the intended remedy.
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Jompers
Diryan
Bryan
Congress
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gomme Pers
House Committee On Judiciary
Americanederation of Labor
Pearce
Gompere
Lelf
Pearre
Labor
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Gompers
Bryan Campaign Fires Broadside in Ohio Tour
Democratic candidate William J Bryan rallied large crowds in Ohio with sharp attacks on Republican tactics including a threatened wage cut by the New York Central. He denounced trusts and called for a labor department while critiquing Taft and Roosevelt.
Bryan appeals for order at rally in Breubenville
A large crowd greeted Democratic candidate W. J. Bryan in Breubenville Ohio on October. A man used a megaphone from a telegraph pole to restrain the crowd as Bryan urged voters to support direct election of senators. cheering followed.
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Breubenville
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Ryan
BEYVAN AGAIN BONtbS S500,000 CONTRIBTION STORY
Akron Ohio October 21 W J Bryan speaks at Grace Park to large crowd. He corrects a newspaper claim that James Sherman was not introduced and addresses alleged contributions. He asks the press to apply the same standard to the president regarding a $300000 donation report.
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Beyvan
Akron
Grace Park
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
James &. Sherman
Rust
Wryan
New York cafe his ghooge claim continued on page two
On eve of campaign swing in Chicago Chairman Frank H Hitchcock of the Republican national committee voiced optimism. He cited New York as absolutely safe for national and state tickets and expected large GOP majorities in California Oregon and Washington. He also saw favorable conditions in Colorado Nebraska Kansas and Montana, with Missouri Kentucky and Maryland as competitive but winnable. Vice Presidential candidate Sherman said a state poll would show a sweeping Republican history in New York could not be stopped.
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Mack
Denver
Ridder
Match Trust
Roosevelt
United States
Missouri
Trust
Taft
Standard Oil Company
Standard of
The
Bryan
Department of Labor
Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
New York
California
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
Kentucky
Maryland
Sherman
National
New York State
Sigfried Grunefeld
M. R. Summers
W. N. Good- Win
American Lumber Company
Goodwin
Summers
Grunsfeld
Neecesweary
Hernatillo County
Albuquerque
A. B. Stroup
Stroup
Bernalillo
New Mexico
D. Ogle
Snow
Pitt Roas
Th. Catron
Tom Catron
Republican Party
Catron
Geo. 8S Block
Ralph E. Twitchell
Ralph Twitchell
H. O. Bursum
Republican Territorial Committee
Ohio Republicans Rally Behind Taft and Sherman
Former Ohio governor Myron Herrick spoke at Republican headquarters noting strong labor support for Taft. He cited Cleveland railroad shop polls showing Taft 744, Bryan 5160, doubtful 491, and urged labor unity to back Taft as a continuation of McKinley’s policies. Senator Foraker remained officially detached from campaign efforts.
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Ion
Bryan
Taft
Ohio
Sherman
McKinley
Senator Foraker
Bernalillo Republicans Nominate Winning Ticket
Alfred Grunsfeld M R Springer A E Walker and A B Strcup returned as candidates for present positions with Probate Judge Romero the sheriff candidate and City Councilman Hanley for legislative council.
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Alfred Grunsfeld
M. R. Springer
A. E. Walker
A. B. Strcup
Romero
Hanley
Legislative Council
Roosevelt Best Ridden West Boost After Conference
President Roosevelt met with Senator Dixon of Montana, head of the Republican speakers bureau, in Washington. Dixon brought glowing optimistic reports on the western campaign and said Taft would win the region except possibly Colorado and Nevada. Dixon then departed for Montana.
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Roosevelt
West
Washington
Dixon
Montana
Chicago
Taftanoull
Colorado
Nevada
Mrs Tucker Abandons Divorce Proceedings
Chicago Oct 21 Mrs W F Tucker who had come to Chicago to sue for divorce from Col W F Tucker US Army departed for Washington leaving a note to the public saying her husband is on his death bed She returns to Washington with her mother and may resume if he recovers and appears in court Her attorney Haymer Pierson said Tucker recently drew up a will whose nature he does not know.
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Chicago
W. F. Tucker
United States Army
Washington
Tucker
Abruzzi Leaves for Unknown Destination
The Duke of the Abruzzi, whose disappearance sparked rumors of a trip to the United States, was seen visiting Princess Clotilde at Moncalieri to gain her support. He then returned to Turin and departed for the south, with plans regarding his engagement to Miss Katherine Elkins kept secret.
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Turin
Abruzzi
United States
Clotilde
Victor Em Manuel
Moncalierre
Katherine Elkins
Castaway Barge Crew Rescued After Lake Superior Drift
Fifteen men and one woman from the barges Selvin Margin and Lizzie A Law were rescued after drifting all Monday night when the tow line to the Edward L Hines parted. Dense smoke from forest fires prevented location, and the castaways were found near Kooweenan peninsula ten miles from Portage entry and taken aboard the steamer Hines.
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Houghton, Mich
Selvin Margin
Lizzie A. Law
Lake Superior
Edward L. Hines
Kooweenan Peninsula
Portage Entry
Avena
Hies
Bernalillo County Republicans Nominate Ticket for Offices
In an all day convention the Bernalillo county Republicans nominated a full slate for legislative and county posts. Key picks include P Hanley for the upper house, Melquiades Chaves and Santiago Garcia for the house, Edward Pinney for treasurer, and Jesus Romero for sheriff, with Alfred Grunsfeld and Manuel Ric to county commission.
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Bernelilio County
Territory
P. Hanley
Albuquerque
Hanley
House of Representatives
Melquiades Chaves
Bernalillo County
Santiago Garcia
Alfred Grunsfeld
Manuel Ric
Springer
Bernalilo County
Gimmetfeld
Jesus Romero
Filomeno Mora
Chilili
Romero
Mora
Arthur EK
Walker
Clerek
Edward Pinney
Santa Fe
Pinney
Perfecto Armijo
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Supreme Court
Svec
Philander
Knox
Pennsylvania
Samuel Gompers
Philadelphia
Organized Labor
Senator Knox
Gonders
Department of Justice
Livan
Equity
Democratic Party
Iiryan
Savan
Vanderbilt Lines
Morning Journal
Marietta
eOhio
West Virginia
New York Central Railroad
Wardheeker
Spene
Niles
William McKinley
East Liverpool
W. J. Pryan
Uryan
Council
P.O Chanley
Melquades Chaves
Santiago Garocla
Alepred Grunspeld
Gluseo
Mo Or. Springer
Pilomeno Morea
Arthurbb. Walker
Melville Summers
Andrew BO Stroup
Ogle
Pittsland
Betloves
Armijo
T. B. Catron
W. H H. Gillenwaeer
Committee On
Gillenwater
J. B. Bider
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