Democratic Strategy Shapes 1912 Presidential Campaign
The article outlines Bryan’s defense of party loyalty to Wilson, Roosevelt’s supporters leaning Democratic, and a plan to rally Progressives behind Wilson. It notes McCombs predicting large-scale enrollment of Progressive leaders, and focuses on shaping the platform to win key Northern and Midwestern states and unify South and East against Hughes. It also discusses potential national committee leadership, Tammany alignment, and vice presidential candidate considerations.
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New England
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Colby
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Lincoln
McCombs
Justice Hughes
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Davis
West Virginia
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Tammany
James R. Nugent
Marshall
Mayor
Missouri
Owen
Oklahoma
John H. Morehead
Nebraska
Roger Sullivan
Owens
Democratic leaders aim to unite progressives at convention
Democratic figures discuss aligning with Colonel Bryan and John Bainbridge Colby to win the Progressive vote. Secretary Baker travels with guidance from the President on Americanism and preparedness as plans for a patriotic convention unfold.
Wilson Opposes Democratic Plank on Hughes Nomination
President Wilson opposes a Democratic platform plank criticizing Charles Hughes for accepting the Republican nomination while on the Supreme Court. Secretary of War Baker presented Wilson’s draft planks on Americanism and national defense, stating the party will not adopt a rule barring federal judges from resigning to pursue political office. He urged voters to judge the court by November’s election.
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Resolutions Committee
Bryan
Baker
Stone
McCombs
Reed
Republican Party
Justice Hughes
Supreme Bench
ST. Louis
Wilson
Hughes
Supreme Court
War Baker
Lberty
Roosevelt Confers With Bull Moose Leaders On Campaign
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt holds a late conference in New York with George W. Perkins Governor Hiram Johnson Oscar S. Straus and Chester H Rowell of California to map the Progressive party future The talks center on his tentative refusal of the presidential nomination and the possibility of naming another candidate by the national committee.
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Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Hiram Johnson
Oscar S. Straus
Chester H. Rowell
California
Progressive Party
Roosevelt aides set dates after conventions outcome
Perkins released a statement urging Progressive party members to await the national committee’s June 26 decision after the Democratic and other conventions. Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt traveled from Oyster Bay to meet son Kermit and wife returning from Panama as Kilpatrick arrives for quarantine.
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Perkins
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Kermit
Panama
United States
Kilpatrick
Raymond Robins
Harold L. Ickes
Tllinois
Milton Police Seek Missing 10 Year Old Frank Wentworth
Milton police have been asked to locate Frank Wentworth a 10 year old boy missing since Monday noon from his home at 179 Callender Street Milton He is described as having a medium complexion and wearing a gray suit gray cap black shoes and black stockings There is no stated reason for his disappearance.
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Frank Wentworth
Callender Street
Democrats in St Louis Mark Baker Arrival as Main News
In St Louis on June 13 the mood among Democrats is relaxed as Secretary of War Newton D Baker arrives. He is greeted amid a swirl of platform ideas and whispered pledges tied to the party’s leadership and Wilson era policies in this late spring gathering.
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Newton D. Baker
Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D. C
Democrats Eye Progressive Realignment for Wilson Victory
The piece notes efforts to bring Progressive Republicans into the Democratic fold after Chicago. It details internal campaigns for party leadership, concerns over campaign conduct, and confidence that the 1912 effort will favor Wilson, with Bryan’s stance, women’s influence, and the West Point speech cited for optimism.
Wolf's Clothier Ad Sells Silk Waist at $1.98
Advertisement notes corner Hanover and Portland streets location Wolf's Clothier. Silk waist priced at 1.98 with a 3 value and legal stamps offered with every purchase.
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Y Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Hughes and Crane Outline Republican Campaign Strategy
Hughes and Crane map a Republican campaign approach with Crane leading a sub committee empowered to name the national executive committee and campaign chief. The group plans to meet the nominee in New York soon, while observers flag tensions with Old Guard factions and question potential leaders. Senator Crane will stay in New York for further talks with party leaders.
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Chicago
Herbert Parsons
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Hughes
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the Biltmore
Astor
Hughes Decision Hints at Control by Nominee for National Roles
After leaving Mr Hughes tonight Mr Crane said his eight member committee could designate the national chairman campaign manager and executive committee as reported. He added there is no cause for alarm as consultation with the nominee is expected and the real power lies with the notification committee.
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Hughes
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Hughes Defines Policy as Undiluted Americanism
Charles E. Hughes, in New York, declares his stance on German-American support as undiluted Americanism after accepting the Republican nomination. He says supporters back an out and out American policy with no other agenda.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
The Nominee’s Busy Day Focused on Receiving
The nominee spent a long day largely on receptions and introductions, meeting officials and supporters. The schedule emphasized handshakes and brief exchanges amid a packed agenda.
Roosevelts Backers, Hughes Reception At New York
Visitors swarmed to greet Hughes with a line forming to shake hands. Progressive leaders Everett Colby and Theodore Douglas Robinson among the crowd pledged support and promised to return with in person assurances. Oscar Straus, B B Odell, William Crocker and others stopped by while suffrage leaders pressed for his views.
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Roosevelt
Everett Colby
New Jersey
John M. Parker
Theodore Douglas Robinson
New York
Hughes
Oscar
Straus
Cleveland
McCall Praises Hughes Nomination After Chicago Convention
Governor McCall returns from the Chicago gathering and lauds Justice Hughes as the Republican presidential nominee. He predicts a sweeping victory for Hughes in the fall, noting the convention was excellent and a great man was chosen.
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Bay State
McCall
Chicago
Justice Hughes
Governor McCall Defends Chicago Convention Unity
Governor McCall says the Chicago convention completed Republican party unity and predicts stronger support in Massachusetts this fall. He backed Hughes on every ballot, pledged to GOP voters to back the best leader, and arrived in Boston with Mrs. McCall. Also present were George von I. Meyer Thomas W. Lawson and Frank W. Estabrook.
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Massachusetts
Chicago
Hughes
Commonwealth
State House
Governor and Mayor to lead Bunker Hill Day parade
Governor McCall and Mayor Curley along with Charlestown and Somerville legislators will participate in the Bunker Hill Day parade Saturday. They will view the procession from the Knights of Columbus clubhouse grand stand on High street.
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Curley
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Somerville
Bunker Hill
Knights of Columbus
High Street
Elegance Defines Summer Wraps in Colorful Sunday Post
A richly illustrated feature spotlights elegant summer wraps in vibrant colors. The article highlights fabric textures, design details, and styling tips for breezy ensembles. It frames fashion as art and suggests accessories to complete the look.
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