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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1912

Page

7

Roosevelt Victory in Boston Shapes Massachusetts Primary

In Boston Roosevelt carried 15 of 26 wards while Taft won the Back Bay ward 11 with narrow citywide margins. Clark led the Democratic at large ticket and Governor Foss backed delegates pledging to the Roosevelt coalition, signaling a tough battle at the national convention.

Taft Boston Colonel T Roosevelt Olonel Roosevelt Back Bay Hoyn David I. Walsh Clinton Fitzgerald Mr. Walsh Charles B. Strecker Mr. Donahue Kelcher Charles S. Baxter Senator Crane Millbury Aaunt Delia Torrey Champ Clark Foss

Regal Six Month Shoes Promise Bond for Wear

Advertisement argues for Regal Six Month Shoes priced at 4 50 and 9 00 yearly. It claims 2560 consecutive hours wear per pair with a legal bond and unconditional wear guarantee. Promotes fashion, fit, and comfort under a yearly payment of 9 00.

Wilson Delegates Named From Delaware States Six Delegates to Baltimore

The Democratic state convention in Dover on April 30 named six delegates to the Democratic national convention in Baltimore, two from New Castle, Sussex, and Kent counties each. New Castle and Sussex delegates support Governor Woodrow Wilson, while Kent county delegates are reportedly Wilson allies despite the county leaders not choosing them.

Dover Del Baltimore New Castle Sussex County Woodrow Wilson Kent County Wilson

Roosevelt Plans Maryland Campaign Two Days

Colonel Roosevelt tentatively expands Maryland visit to two days with stops at Havre de Grace and Baltimore on Friday and multiple towns on Saturday. He will depart New York Thursday night and return Sunday morning. He also reiterates his stance on the Harvester trust case, contradicting Taft.

Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Maryland Dixon New York Havre de Grace Baltimore Massachusetts Harvester Trust Taft

Machine Rule Crushed Says Norman White

Norman H. White issued the following at 1 o clock this morning I do not know at this hour what the final returns are.

Norman White Orman H. White

Massachusetts rises against machine rule in landmark vote

The piece extols Massachusetts breaking from long running machine control and forecasts a cleaner, brighter future. It claims the uprising will elevate men of conviction, curb political underlings, and position Massachusetts at the forefront of progress among sister states.

Massachusetts

Roosevelt camp claims control of Pennsylvania GOP convention

Roosevelt leaders assert they will dominate tomorrow's Republican State convention in Harrisburg. In command is U S Senator Penrose at the regular party headquarters. They claim 75 to 300 of the 373 delegates will back Roosevelt for state offices including treasurer.

Harrisburg Penn Roosevelt Republican Organization United States Penrose

Pennsylvania Republicans show split over Roosevelt leadership

The auditor general notes four congressmen and two delegates at large voted for Colonel Roosevelt as the GOP presidential choice in Pennsylvania. The GOP State committee reorganization and control loom large while Senator Penrose refuses to signal relinquishment of leadership. No recent Republican convention has drawn such interest.

Roosevelt Pennsylvania Republican State Committee Penrose

Father John’s Medicine Endorsed as Pure Food Tonic

Exhortation urges readers to seek strength from Father John’s Medicine for fatigue and throat and lung troubles. Claims it is non alcoholic, free of injurious drugs, nourishing, and a trusted tonic in use fifty years. Ends with a call to obtain a bottle today.

Father John

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