Roosevelt Calls Inflammatory Letter a Deliberate Lie
A Roosevelt statement accuses The Associated Press of publishing a story based on pure fabrication. He asserts his denial of any 1912 nomination bid and cites discussions with several former allies to prove the claim. The piece references a letter to A. P. Moore and a separate reply from Roosevelt reaffirming his stance.
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Mr. Noyes
Associatea Press
Giffard Pinchot
Jim Garfield
Representative Madison
Hilly Loeb
Meyer
Stimson
Alfways
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
National
Taft
A. P. Moore
Pittsburg
Theodore
Roosevelt Denies 1912 Candidacy and Nomination Hope
Oyster Bay March 4 Roosevelt says he did not decline a 1912 bid but would accept nomination if his party asked. He distinguishes between being a candidate and accepting a nomination, and notes widespread demand despite his opposition. Roosevelt also clarifies his stance amid press misstatements and political pressure.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
van Valkenburg
Roodevelt
Washington
Taft
White House
Associated Press
Associated Press Coaple
Noyes
Philadelphia
EF. A. van Valkenburg
North American
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
MacClatchy
Georgia Leads in Democratic Lineup Talks for 1912
Washington reports discuss Georgia and other states as Speaker Champ Clark under pressure for a national bid. Underwood and Wilson are named as contenders with Canton discussions showing opposition to pension raids and a potential Taft alignment in California.
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Oklahowa
Hoosevelt
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Resurne
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Taft
George A Prieady
Bartlesville
Papt
Texas
Fort Worth
Republican Executive Committee
Cecil Lyon
Joseph B. Keating
Indianapolis
H. F McGregor
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Scott County
Clay
Chicago
Little Rhody G. O. P
Providence
R. I
Republican State Central Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Burleson
House Democratic Caucus
Harmon
Clark
Underwood
Waya and
Meana
Wilson
Burleston
Tam
Hadman
Minderwood
Whison
New York
South Carolina
Columbia S&sc
Republican Party
Tha
John G Capers
Marthy
Chamg\ Clark
Georgia
Oncar
W. Underwood
Adameon
Ume
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
House
Bartlett
Hardwick
William M. Howard
Good Williams
Williams
Senate
Ways and Means
Kannas
Georgia Ossar
Willam Abbott
William J Bryan
Champ Clark
Abbott
Cart
Ohio
Underwoods
Chile
West
California
Francisco
Roosevelt Running Mate Speculation Dominates Conference
Prominent figures including Governor Salen Tohneoa and Governor Johnson attended the meeting in California. Rumors circulated about a running mate for Roosevelt while critics pressed for clearer plans. A local observer noted shifting support as questions about the motive and direction of the ticket emerged.
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Aiden Savormerine
Golone
Chesleb
Mittin
Rhodevelt
End Grover
Salen Tohneoa
California
Roosevelt
Goverdor Johnson
Wan
Axs
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Te Calonsi
Dr HH
Niewerarp
Hooper
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Theodor Gompers
Philoglat
UniversHy
Vienna
Beneft of Learning
Donard Willaud
Ien
Stenzel
Jacobs’ Pharmacies
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American Life & Annuity Co
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American Life & Annuity
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