Roosevelt Sticks 10 Taft Figures On Ballot
Washington May 27 President Roosevelt repeats that Taft will have at least 700 votes on the first ballot. Taft managers quietly claim added pledges and aim to place Taft delegates on the temporary roll. Ohio and Vermont figures figure in strategy as Lodge is favored for permanent chairman.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Frank H. Hitchcock
the Post
Secretary of War
National Committee
Arthur I. Vorys
Ohio
Ellis
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Curtis Guild, Jr
Fairbanks
Cortelyou
James §. Sherman
New York
Senator Dillingham
Vermont
Taft to base presidential bid in Cincinnati
The Times Star reports that if Secretary Taft is nominated he will locate his personal headquarters in Cincinnati at the Taft home on Pike Street and campaign HQ in the Sinton Hotel. The paper is edited and owned by Charles P. Taft, brother of Secretary Taft.
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Cincinnati
Times- Star
Charles P. Taft
Taft
Hike Street
Sinton Hotel
Death claims naval veteran Arent Crowninshield
Rear-Admiral Arent S. Crowninshield of the United States Navy died in Philadelphia after a long illness. Born March 14, 1843 in Seneca Falls New York, he graduated from Annapolis May 28 1863 and served widely including roles at New York Navy Yard and the receiving ship Richmond, and as chief of the Bureau of Navigation and commander in chief of the European Station.
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Philadelphia
Arent S. Crowninshield
United States Navy
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Annapolis
Navy
Theavy Yard
New York
Richmond
Maine
Bureau of Navigation
Aleston Girl Reported Lost
Miss Sadie McCall of 54 Hane street Allston has been missing from her home for over a month. She is 18, about 5ft 4in, blonde, of medium weight. Last seen in April with a man at Tremont and Chandler streets, believed employed at a Boston bank.
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Sadie McCall
Hane Street
Allston
The
Post
Miss McCall
Tremont and
Chandler Streets
Boston
Hope Guild Named as Republican Vice Presidential Hopeful
Tributes from New England leaders urge Governor Guild of Massachusetts as the vice presidential nominee. Supporters praise him as brilliant and capable, arguing he would strengthen the national ticket and reflect broad minded, timely leadership.
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Guild
New England
Bay State
Massachusetts
Maine
Ralph. W. Crockett
Atorney
Wallace H. White, Jr
Barker
Governor Guild
Walter S. Keene
Republican City Committee
J. T. Small
Taft and Guild
T. F. Callahan
Hartford Leaders Back Guild for Vice President Nomination
Prominent Hartford men approve Governor Guild as Republican vice presidential candidate. Ex mayor William F T Henney says Taft and Guild would be an ideal ticket. Hagarty Harvey Bin Hartford Business Men Assn and others praise Guild’s leadership and electability.
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Hartford
Conn
Governor Guild
William TF. Henney
Guild
Taft
Frank A. Hagarty
Foster KE. Harvey
Jwiartford Business Men's Association
New England
William H. Corbin
The
Hartford Board of Trade
Littleton Opinions Favor Guild as Vice Presidential Candidate
Proceedings in Littleton New Hampshire collect opinions on Governor Guild as a vice-presidential pick. Daniel C. Remick and Robert C. Langford praise his qualifications while H Helbery Courrier suggests President duties might suit him. Major H. M. Baldwin backs a New England candidate.
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Littleton
N. H
Governor Guild
Daniel C. Remick
Guild
East
Robert C. Langford
Saranac Glove Company
Governor Guild Favored in Maine by Major Republicans
In Lewiston Maine on May 27 Governor Guild is praised as a great favorite among leading Republicans. The Hon George C Wing endorses Guild saying he is well regarded and a Massachusetts man with proven methods.
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Lewiston
Nashua Leaders Back Governor Guild for Vice President
Nashua leaders declare support for Governor Guild as vice presidential candidate. Senator Herbert C. Lintont says Guild would be an excellent nominee and Nashua Republicans would back him. Representative Fred J. Gaffney notes Guild’s proven business ability as Massachusetts chief executive. Major Charles A. Roby also endorses Guild for the Republican ticket.
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Nashua
Guild
Herbert C.lintont
Governor Guild
Fred J. Gaffney
Massachusetts
Charles A. Roby
Montague Leaders Back Governor Guild for Vice President
Montague figures including Martin Neipp Arthur Porter George Stratton and Isaac Chenery voice support for Governor Guild to be nominated and elected as Vice President praising his qualifications popularity and potential to strengthen the national ticket.
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Montague
Martin Neipp
Republican Town Committee
Governor Guild
Arthur H. Porter
Hearing on Pony Express Salem Liquor Permits
Judge Hammond of the Supreme Court to decide if Salem will allow liquor transportation. Counsel Quinn seeks mandamus to compel Aldermen to sign permits they voted to grant. Notices issued for Friday hearing. 40 more permit applications presented at a morning Aldermen meeting.
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Salem
Hammond
Supreme Court
Quinn
Expressmen
Tierney
Evans
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