Taft to meet Roosevelt on four day Ohio tour
Taft plans a four day tour through Ohio starting Monday October 12 14 focusing on farm districts and industrial cities. A special train will move through Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and Youngstown with stops in Morrow Wilmington Circleville Lancaster New Lexington Zanesville Cambridge Massillon Akron Barberton Lorain Wellsville Steubenville and Wheeling. Taft hopes his voice will be stronger for the campaign and will rest between speeches while continuing a broad itinerary.
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Taft to Win Splendid Ohio Majority Sherman Reports
James S. Sherman touring after two weeks of stump speeches through Illinois Indiana and Ohio predicts a very large Taft majority. He cites strong Republican support in Illinois Indiana and Ohio and says Ohio will carry Taft despite gubernatorial contests and Harris near a record breaking margin.
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Reynolds Seeks Roosevelt On New York Labor Vote
James B. Reynolds of New York met President to discuss New York labor vote favoring Taft. Reynolds says labor voters lean Republican and plans to tour New York State next week at the request of National Chairman Hitchcock.
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Tafts Strength Increases Says Hitchcock Reports From State Chairs
National Chairman Hitchcock said state chairmen in the West report improved Republican strength. He noted polls in districts show better conditions and no question of Taft's strength in the West.
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Taft To Make Wide Sweep Across New York State
The Republican State Committee plans nationwide speeches by Taft and Sherman with visits to nearly every New York county. Hughes will reach most counties, while Fairbanks is booked for Ithaca and Dunkirk. Taft arrives October 26, speaks in New York City, and tours the state over the next five days.
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Brooklyn
Fairbanks Addresses Maryland Crowd on Prosperity
Vice President Fairbanks spoke at Odd Fellows Hall in Westminster Maryland outlining that Republicans and Democrats both seek national welfare but differ on methods. He argued for tariff revision by Republicans and opposed a bank deposit guarantee plan while endorsing Taft and Sherman.
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Debs Campaign Arrival Draws Crowd in Bridgeport
Socialist presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs arrived in Bridgeport after stops at Woodmont Milford and Stratford where speeches were given from the train. He was greeted by a large crowd in an industrial center with active Socialist clubs. Debs planned a mass meeting and a parade before leaving for New York.
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Bryan denounces Republicans on labor and money
William Jennings Bryan campaigns denouncing lobbyists and big business influence on labor, calls for justice for workers, mocks Republican platforms, and attacks Roosevelt and Taft over past panic and current campaigning tactics. He argues trials by jury in indirect contempt cases and contrasts democracy with dollar power.
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Omaha Bee
Kern Makes Final Virginia Address in Clifton Forge
Democratic Vice Presidential nominee John W. Kern visited Clifton Forge Virginia delivering the last Virginia stop of his tour. He argued the Beef Trust litigation and questioned why rich corporations support Bryan while workers face injunctions. He then departed for Huntington West Virginia to close his Southern swing.
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John W. Kern
Virginia
Kern
Beef Trust
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Democratic National Committee Fund Reaches Over 220000
New York Oct 9 The Democratic National Committee prepares to announce next week the campaign fund total and individual contributors of 100 or more The fund stands at a little over 220000 with about 180000 from contributors and 42000 from the Denver convention fund Fourteen donors gave 1000 each and eighteen gave 500 each The Denver HQ reports 5000 including a 1000 from Senator William A Clark The smallest gift was one cent from Monroe Washington Major donors include Delaney Nicoll Jacob Ruppert Nathan Straus National Democratic Club and many others The majority of the fund comes from dollar gifts and Democratic subscription drives
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Montana
Monroe
Wash
Democratic Campaign Fund
Delaney Nicoll
New York City
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Nathan Straus
National Democratic Club
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Archibald McNeil
Bridgeport
Conn
Guy B. Tucker
Little Rock
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M. F. Dunlap
Illinois
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Perry At
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
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la Crosse
Wis
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Mich
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Buffalo
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Connecticut
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James Boyle 10 Quit Liverpool Consul's Work Praised
James Boyle talks of returning to America for good after years as American Consul in Liverpool. He recalls a Canary Islands incident, praises Liverpool civic spirit and predicts a contested, close presidential race with Taft likely winner.
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Griffiths
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Hoke Smith Visits Mack For Bryan Campaign
Georgia Governor Hoke Smith met with National Chairman Mack and arranged to have Cleveland's former Secretary of the Interior speak for Bryan's ticket. Smith says Cleveland forces will unite behind Bryan, with every ex-Cleveland cabinet member backing him. Bryan's campaign schedule remains unfinished.
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Democratic Party
Consul Boyle Granted Voting Permit Despite Registration Hurdle
The Board of Elections will issue Consul Boyle a certificate to vote since he could not reasonably register in time. The law permits issuing a voting certificate in districts where registration would cause great inconvenience.
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Secretary Root Heads to Utica for Niece’s Wedding
Secretary Root left Washington to attend a niece's wedding in Utica New York and will register in New York Monday before returning. Secretary Straus also departed for New York to register.
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New York
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Registration in Hamilton Sees Rapid Two Day Totals
Special Dispatch reports Hamilton Ohio on October 9 shows 809 registrations on the second day bringing two day total to 809. Officials expect the final count to reach about 9,000 and note the present figure exceeds four years ago by over 1,000.
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Dem Candidate James H. W. Phillips Charged with Embezzlement
James H. W. Phillips a Democratic primary candidate for National convention delegate is under arrest in Pensacola Florida He was secretly brought from Asheville North Carolina to answer embezzlement charges He posted bond and was arrested again on three affidavits alleging embezzlement from a Fort Wayne Indiana firm Phillips denies the charges
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Warships sail for home from Azores cruise
United States battleships Maine and Alabama, on the last leg of their cruise, sailed from Ponta Delgada Azores and are en route to New York.
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Taft Victory Prediction Dominates Ohio Campaign
George B. Cox predicts Taft's Ohio plurality around 125000 and Harris to win by about 76000 over Harmon. The piece notes Parker's Cincinnati visit at Music Hall with a large Democratic rally and a Republican counter presence, detailing campaign events, club parades, and staff movements as Ohio politics heat up ahead of the elections.
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