Roosevelt Set For Presidential Nomination In Ohio Result
The piece reports Theodore Roosevelt likely to be nominated for the presidency with Ohio results suggesting Roosevelt electors will back him next November. It notes Oscar Underwood gaining favor as a Democratic alternative who could carry New York Ohio and Illinois against the Republican nominee, and discusses Taft Roosevelt and Bryan dynamics with Chicago as a focal point.
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John Corrignan, Jr
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Oscar Underwood
Harmon
New York
Ilinois
Chicago
Taft
White House
Cummins
Iowa
New Jersey
Wilda
White
Hag
Bryan
Anny
Underwood
Union
Delegates Gather as New Jersey Texts Tuesday Plan
A fragmented report notes delegates meeting today in New Jersey to discuss a campaign plan. The text mentions Aries and derorrats unclear, with references to a pened cain and ongoing political maneuvering.
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New Jersey
Atlanta Police Show Off In New Spring Uniforms
Atlanta’s police force, about 274 strong with 188 on duty, held its annual inspection at Decatur street barracks. Chief Beavers praised the force as one of the finest in the country and noted plans to purchase an automobile for quicker response to calls within thirty days.
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Police Board
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Polie Barracks
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W. D
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Mayo
Caplain Poole
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Auto Patrol
Dies Attacks Roosevelt and Demagogues in Congress
Washington May 22 Representative Dies of Texas assailed former President Roosevelt in bitter terms during the present session. He warned of the republic’s crumbling, mob rule, and demagoguery, blaming immigration from southern Europe and leaders of his own party. He predicted Roosevelt would sweep the country in the next campaign as critics shouted back.
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Sayn Roosevelt
Ohio -Yeater
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Augusta Man Slays Self After Phone Row
In Augusta on May 22 Harry Johnson 24 of 1417 Estes street fired a .22 or similar revolver into his brain after a quarrel with his sweetheart. He walked to a Greek fruit stand on Jackson street and spoke to a woman by telephone. His brother warning words were heard before the shot. He was rushed to City Hospital where doctors removed the right eye and deemed recovery unlikely.
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Harry Johnson
Estes Street
Johnson
Georgia Railroad
Albion
Jackson Street
Broad Street
Morse Returns From Europe After Confinement
May 22. Charles W Morse and Mrs Morse sail to Europe February 14. Morse’s sentence in the Atlanta penitentiary was commuted by President Taft and he returned today. He spoke freely about his intentions for business and how wealth supports him, describing his life after release and plans in Europe.
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Europe
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Health board debates city garbage department decision
The health board debates whether Atlanta will establish a dedicated garbage department. If no department is created, finance committee of council will decide the next steps. The discussion centers on duties and the city's health governance.
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Atlanta
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Tas
Lend
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Maver
Democrats Name Georgia Delegates at Grand Opera House
Georgia Democrats named delegates to the national convention at Baltimore and the presidential electors. The Grand Opera House was chosen as the meeting place for the convention on Wednesday May 29 at 12 noon. G R Hutchens of Rome announced the plan after conferring with James L Anderson and J Paxon. Delegates from most counties said they had more delegates than their share of Mead votes.
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Grand Opera House
G. R. Hutchens
Rome
Underwood
Hutchens
Atlanta
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J. Paxon
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Goldz
Roosevelt Sees Ohio Victory Hopes in Presidential Battle
Oyster Bay May 22 Theodore Roosevelt said Ohio’s result shows the people’s deliberate judgment, not impulse, and warned that unseating delegates in Chicago would fail. He praised Ohio as a victory for good citizenship, rights of honest citizens, and the Republican cause. Walter Brown warned of a 26 percent handicap from the “blind ballot.” Roosevelt planned a New Jersey tour with speeches in Paterson Newark and Jersey City.
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Chicago
Washington
Indiana
Kentucky
Mr. Roosevelt
Republican Party
United States
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Roosevelt
Walter Brown
Theodore Roosevelt
New Jersey
Paterson
Newark
Jersey
Taft Says He Will Campaign In New Jersey For Delegates
President Taft announced plans to travel to New Jersey to campaign for delegates, asserting he would secure at least 570 votes toward the 1,078 needed for nomination. He spoke of Newark and Ohio as pivotal, with cabinet discussions and strategy sessions at the White House shaping the push.
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New Jersey
Washington
Camden
White House
Cleveland
Rock Bottom
McKinley
Taftles Cagacters
Otic
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Dixon
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Dixon Calls On Taft to Throw Up Sponge
Senator Dixon urges President Taft to resign or step aside as Roosevelt faction grows in the Republican Party. The May 22 Washington dispatch reports Dixon calling for clear leadership change amid intra party tensions and possible new commitments in the Roosevelt camp.
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Taft
Washington
Tattio Unera
Ono
Cole Roosevelt
Roosevelt Leads Taft by About 25 000 in Ohio Primaries
Columbus reports Ohio Republican primaries show Theodore Roosevelt leading Taft by about 25 000 in district delegates with 4 508 of 65 192 precincts counted. Roosevelt to 22, Taft 10 of 42 districts. Harmon leads Democrats with 48 delegates and possible unit rule affecting Wilson. State convention decisions await June 3. Taft fight expected to continue on the floor.
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Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Harmon-Wilson
Republican Party
Patt
Thirteenth Congressional District
Herman
Wilson
Weather Prophecy Local Showers In East Thursday
Local report predicts showers in the east portion on Thursday and Friday. Includes temperatures with low and high, mean, and normal figures, plus rainfall amounts for 24 hours and since the start of the month. Details may be incomplete due to OCR issues but convey expected weather changes.
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