Split in G. O. P. Elected Wilson Split in G. O. P.
Washington reflects on 1912 campaign dynamics and Roosevelt versus Taft, noting party splits and the path to a Wilson victory. The piece traces the divergent temperaments within the Republican faction, the Bull Moose movement, and the Democratic edge in a dramatic lead toward a possible presidential outcome.
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Underwood Appeal in Supreme Court Highlighted by Attorneys
The case centers on a tax dispute involving the Underwood company and several Connecticut potter corporations. Attorneys Archi AL Maushy and others from New York represented Marsh as counsel in Washington, with involvement from state and federal officials, as the Supreme Court hears the appeal amid complexity in the tax assessment and corporate connections.
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