Howard Boosts Oscar Underwood in Alabama Campaign
Birmingham March 5 Special The interview by Whitam Schiey Howard of Congressman Underwood’s candidacy boosts support in Alabama. Howard says Underwood is the logical nominee and that southern unity favors his selection. Alabama supporters request 26 000 circulars containing the interview for distribution.
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Birmingham
Ala
Whitam ‘Schiey Howard
Congress
Atlanta
Oscar Underwood
Underwood
Alabama
Jin
House
Howard
Tate
Miastasipp
No Promise Given Says T Roosevelt
Long extract quotes Theodore Roosevelt explaining he will not run for president again. He argues he would only act if the people demand a great public task, preserving public interests over personal gain, and notes he shall not state his position to avoid misrepresentation. Roosevelt cites Lincoln on avoiding explicit pledges and emphasizes action over electioneering while stressing duty to the nation.
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Munsey
Celenel Roosevelt
Fireat
Mr. Munsey
Stmaon
Meyer
Longworth
Taft
Pinchot
Lenroot
Kent
la Foliette
Mr. Taft
Mr. la Follette
United States
Hiteherto
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Dixon Challenged Taft for Primaries in Every State
Senator Joseph M. Dixon published a letter challenging Taft supporters to run primaries in every state to determine whether Roosevelt or Taft has wider voter support. He urged nationwide primary expressions before nominations and argued for state or district level primaries under proper committees.
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Washington
Joseph M. Dixon
Roosevelt Executive Committee
Taft
Union
Dixon
William B. McKinley
National
Taft Bureau
McKinley
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
President Taft
Republican National Committee
Moore
Pittsburg
Joseph M. Ditton
Spectt Ohlleam B. McKinley
Indiana
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Coliter
Auburn
United States
Spain
William Miller Colter
Roosevelt Campaign Tactics Highlighted In Circular Letters
Washington dispatch reports the Roosevelt headquarters condemning a northwest federal employee letter campaign for Taft. A Taft circular to officeholders is shown, while McKinley defends Republican outreach. Michigan and New York action on presidential primary laws and district delegate elections also noted.
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Washington, D. C
National
Roosevelt
Northwest
South
McKinley
Taft
Mr. Taft
Taft Bureau
Bureau
William B. McKinley
Civil Service Commission
House
Moriarty
Senate
Osborne
Boston
New York
Republican State Committee
Gleason
Chicago
State Committee
New Yor City
GOP
Alabama
A. Bingham
Talladega
J. J. Abercrombie
Shelby County
Palladega
Ala
Ambition and Caution in Pursuit of the Presidency
The speaker says it would be better not to force effect but to act if a real popular movement exists. They seek the presidency for personal reasons yet insist on a genuine public demand backing any task done for the people. Tangible evidence should precede action.
Georgia Sister's Son Seeks Georgia Vote For Underwood
Georgia native Hutchens leads Underwood campaign efforts in Georgia with Alabama backing and Bankhead guidance. He aims to unify Georgia’s factions, organize supporters, and secure a unanimous vote for Oscar Underwood on the state slate, citing Alabama’s precedent and broad backing.
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Georgia
Harmon
Clark
Wilson
Underwood
Alabama
Hutcheng
Underwoods
Bankhead
WORKING TO SETTLE ENGLISH COAL STRIKE
London March 6 reports say talks by Sir George FR Asquith and the conciliation committee show a wavering prospect of resuming mediation negotiations tomorrow. While most meetings yielded no result, there is a hopeful shift toward a conciliatory stance and a possible strike end within a week.
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London
George FR. Asquith
Board of Trade
Ane It Ia
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T. Roosevelt
Pearine
Lincoln
Pi Maries
Senator Dixon
McKinly
Knocks National Committee
Concord
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Taft League
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Tron
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Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Albany
Worcester
Cincinnati
Grand Central Terminal
Metropolis
Neon
Ian
E. E. Smith
Atlanta, Ga
A Over Srown & Allen’s
Den
Whiteha
Iffin's
Rooms Street
Mr. Hutchens
Roanoke
J Hi. Bankhead
Carnel
Horlick
Ptc
Horlick’s
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