Taft and Roosevelt Plot New York Reform Battle
Taft and Roosevelt meet with Senator Lodge amid talks of a direct primary law in New York. The group plans a united front against political bosses, with Hughes reforms endorsed and Loeb a potential Governor candidate. Roosevelt signals continued political return and a fight to reshape New York politics.
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Two Presidents Taft and Roosevelt Meet at Beverly
Beverly June 30 Senator H Lodge's limousine arrives Theodore Roosevelt leaps to Taft's veranda greeting with warmth and humor. The two old friends share a two and a half hour political conference while 90 million Americans await.
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Taft Plans July 4 Boston Club Luncheon Visit
President Taft promised a Boston City Club committee at Beverly that, if possible, he would join them for a luncheon on July 4. Mayor Fitzgerald will meet him at 11 15 a m Monday at the Harvard bridge and accompany him to the reviewing stand.
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Leaders Slap Roosevelt as Assembly Backs Adjournment
Albany June 30. The New York Assembly defied Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Hughes, voting 80 to 63 to end direct primaries for this year. The move, praised by leaders as a death blow, aimed to adjourn by 2:30 pm, as the bipartisan effort in the Senate signaled similar fate for the Cobb direct primary bill with Agnew amendments. Roosevelt criticized from the floor as political action followed his remarks.
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Taft Visits Auto Victim Second Time
Beverly June 30 President Taft visited Beverly Hospital for the second time since arriving in Beverly to inquire after Michael Ari gordio the Italian struck by an automobile driven by Robert A Taft the President's son The injured man was asleep when seen Dr Samuel A Mixter Boston surgeon said he believed recovery possible
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Assembly Leaders Show No Fear of Roosevelt in State Politics
Speaker James Wadsworth Ed win A Merritt Jr and Jesse Phillips Jr display unity against Colonel Roosevelt by opposing amendments to the Cobb bill. The assembly avoided a formal vote on Cobb while voting to approve the judiciary committee's adverse report, signaling continued party discipline.
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Jesse §. Phillips, Jr
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The Colonel at Home
A light verse praising Bwana Tumbo for returning from hunting with beasts and skins. The speaker imagines the land revived by his presence and cheers his return to lead the people away from dull lives. The poem blends playful colonial imagery with celebratory tones.
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