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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1916
Page
3
The Boston Post reports Gov. McCall fiercely opposed Roosevelt’s Republican presidential bid at a gathering of unpledged delegates at the American House. The meeting showed clear anti-Roosevelt sentiment and a sharp split between delegations.
The New York Tribune editorial argues Roosevelt is the best man to lead the country in the current crisis. It cites his peace achievements from 1901 to 1909 and Nobel Prize recognition, noting his ability to avert war and raise national prestige.
The text frames the Massachusetts Delegates race as a straight Roosevelt versus anti Roosevelt contest. It argues that an unpledged win would signal Roosevelt’s defeat nationally and harm his nomination, urging voters to back Roosevelt delegates to secure his nomination.
The text urges voters to back Roosevelt supporters in Massachusetts for the presidential nomination. It warns against unpledged delegates and stresses selecting Roosevelt aligned delegates and alternates to secure his Chicago nomination. Letter author W. W. Lufkin signs from Essex, Massachusetts.
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