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Oyster Bay May 1 Roosevelt said Massachusetts at large delegates would vote for him despite a contrary request. He stated his decision is final and aims to reflect the genuine will of the people, planning further campaigning through Maryland, Ohio, and the Plains states. He rode, walked, and prepared for the next phase of his bid.
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Ohio
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Dakota
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Early campaign notes hint at shifting support for Underwood
The fragment suggests strong local backing for L Underwood, with months of organized effort contributing to rapid gains. It mentions Wileson supporters and a hypothetical later election favoring Fullen in Alabama.
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Wileson
L Underwood
Roosevelt Delegates Split After Primary Returns
Delegates elected at large pledged to Roosevelt and Taft in the state split actions after the primaries. Some Roosevelt delegates signed a joint statement to vote for Roosevelt, then rescinded and vowed to act individually. Taft and Roosevelt end with eighteen delegates each. recounts planned in the Eighth and Ninth districts amid contested ballots and independent pledges.
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Florida Returns Not Yet Complete
In yesterday's Florida primary only about 40 percent of votes were reported, with Underwood still leading. Wilson appears strong in the third district, projected to beat Underwood by around 1,000 with incomplete returns. Park Trammell leads for governor, while Cromwell Gibbons and W. H. Milton follow. A second primary seems likely for clarity. Engle leads the congressman-at-large ticket. Sparkman to return from first district. Clarke facing opponents in the second. a second primary likely for the third district between Mays and Wilson.
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Frank Clarke
Danette Mays
Bromette Wilson
Tampa
Fhoride
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France’s Gift to United States Presented in Banquet
New York May 1 The presentation of the bust of France by Auguste Rodin as a gift from the French people to the citizens of the United States was made at a banquet tonight in honor of the occasion.
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Wright’s Office Appointed Bowman Man John J. Brown
John J. Brown of Bowman Elbert County was yesterday named assistant commissioner of agriculture by Commissioner J J Conner. Brown arrives to assume duties this morning succeeding R F Wright who resigned after fourteen years. Brown, a former candidate for commissioner, hinted at a policy statement soon. Commissioner Conner said no further changes at present. A Georgia railroad commission hearing will address complaints about taxi access at Atlanta Terminal Station. Governor Brown’s office was deserted as many officials voted in the presidential primary planning.
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Summer trips by rail and sea across New York to Savannah
Fragmented OCR describes travel routes by rail and sail between New York Boston and Savannah with mentions of resorts and lines. It hints at blight and losses but overall text is garbled. Entities include Savannah line and unspecified passengers or destinations, with unclear dates or prices.
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Sant Vie
Sedas Bortare
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