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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1912

Page

8

Fall Hats and Caps For Little Heads At Filene's

Filene's Hat Shop offers a wide range of children s hats and caps priced from 1 to 4 dollars. Lincoln Bennett and Colleen models from London feature tweed blends in olive gray and brown for ages 3 to 9, exclusive to Filene s. Also available are beaver sailors felt hats and imported feather trimmings, with school color hat bands.

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Wilson Will Be Elected Says Depew

Former Senator Chauncy M. Depew, a veteran observer, declares in Boston that Governor Wilson will win unless the Progressive party shifts to Republicans and the tariff Democrats return to Taft.

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Senator Predicts Political Upheaval and Tariff Clash

The veteran politician warns that voters lack lessons from past panics and that Wilson’s election could trigger another upheaval. He urges the Progressive party to realign with Republicans and Tariff Democrats to scrutinize tariff plans shaping American industry and welfare policies.

La Follette accuses Roosevelt of campaign fraud plot

Madison Wis September 30 Theodore Roosevelt allegedly fronts a campaign conspiracy with George W Perkins and others to win votes by stolen nominations. La Follette's six article series in fine detail the supposed deal to withdraw and draft a platform, with La Follette insisting Roosevelt would betray progressive pledges and possibly run on a Debs style platform if elected.

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Roosevelt Faces Turbulent Crowd in Knoxville Speech

In Knoxville Tennessee Colonel Roosevelt endures a meddling lively time as hecklers interrupt his campaign speech. He denounces theft of the nomination and calls for lawmakers to oppose any Senate ally of Chicago corruption while contrasting Wilson's limits on government with Progressive aims.

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Roosevelt Campaigns Through Tennessee and North Carolina

Colonel Roosevelt toured eastern Tennessee starting in Chattanooga and traveled toward Knoxville delivering multiple speeches from his train. He then departed for North Carolina, the final state on his current itinerary, attacking Governor Hooper and Senator Sanders and denouncing Indiana's Governor Thomas R. Marshall as aligned with the Taggart machine. A stagehand stirred the crowd with a bandanna salute as locals joined in song after his welcome. Ex-Congressman Taylor of Tennessee introduced him as the event opened.

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