Republicans in Hamilton County Nominate Broad Ticket
Delegates in Central Turner Hall nominate congressional, legislative, judicial, and county tickets. Nicholas Longworth and Herman P. Goebel are renominated for Congress while Philip Fosdick wins the county treasurer race. Leaders hail a strong, representative slate ready to secure a large majority.
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Longworth
Goebel
Congress
Hamilton County
A. L. Dalton
Turner Hall
Nicholas Longworth
Herman P. Goebel
Common Pleas
House of Representatives
Philip Fosdick
Fosdick
Rud. Hynicka
Republican County Committee
Bryan Denounces Roosevelt and Trusts in Indiana Campaign
At Terre Haute Bryan urges unity for Democratic tickets and accuses Roosevelt of skirting a square deal. He adds to a list of trusts including American Tobacco, American Biscuit, and the Starch Trust. He imagines Taft conceding the Democratic platform as correct and plans further stops through Indianapolis Shelbyville and Madison en route to Milwaukee.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Baseball Park
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Taft
Bryan
American Tobacco Company
Thee American Biscuit Company
Starch Trust
Taft Campaign in Iowa Links Radicals and Conservatives
Des Moines Sept 25 radical leader Gov Cummins and conservative Major Lacey joined Taft as he toured Clinton to Des Moines. Taft spoke at Davenport and other stops while aides Dr Hill and Rep Boutelle aided, crowds swelled, and a new carriage parade in Burlington drew large cheers.
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Des Moines
Iona
Wisconsin
Cummins
Senate
Major Lacey
Clinton
Davenport
Iowa
Smith
Dawson
Taft
Hill
Boutelle
Kennedy
Bill
Roosevelt
Richardson
Muscatine
Wapello
Burlington
East Corner
Columbus Junction
Morning Sun
Médiapolis
Ottumwa
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Eddyville
Pella
Monroe
Oskaloosa
Longworth Wins Out in First District Contest
The First Congressional District convention, called by Committeeman Fred Bader, saw Longworth prevail in the first ballot while Goebel led in the second, with William named among the participants.
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Longworth
Goebel
Fred Bader
William
Bryan Brief Stop in Indianapolis En Route to Terre Haute
William J. Bryan, en route to Terre Haute, stops in Indianapolis and Shelbyville to pay tribute to the late Thomas A. Hendricks. He urges Indiana Democrats to unite for broad ticket success and predicts victory if Democrats in Ohio and other states perform similarly. The crowd at the depot greets him as he speaks about unity and coordinated effort for November.
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Indianapolis
William J. Bryan
Terre Haute
Cincinnati
Shelbyville
Thomas A. Hendricks
Democraty
Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
John E. Lamb
Chicago
Democratic
Thomas Taggart
National Committee
W. D. Oldham
Nebraska
Stokes Jackson
Indiana State Committee
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Rhodes Island
West Virginia
Haskell
Haskell resigns as D N C treasurer amid charges debate
In Chicago Gov Haskell announced resignation as Democratic National Committee treasurer after hours of questions on charges tied to William Hearst and Roosevelt. He denied Bryan pressure and pledged to answer questions in writing while clarifying ties to the Citizens’ Alliance and Standard Oil.
Foraker Replies to Hearst Roosevelt Taft Charges Unfold
Senator Foraker releases a lengthy response accusing Hearst and Roosevelt of distortions and links Taft with Standard Oil. He defends his Ohio case work, asserts no improper influence, and rebuts claims of collusion with magnates while defending his conduct during the Standard Oil reorganization.
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United States
Joseph B. Foraker
Roosevelt
William R. Hearst
William H. Taft
Taft
Standard Oil
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Foraker
Ohio
Foraker
Republican
Standard Oil Company
Frank Monnett
Senator Foraker
Theodore Roosevelt
John H. Doyle
C. T. Lewis
Toledo
O. S. Richardson
The
Glass Trust
Republican Party
Congress
Chamber of Letters
Pany
Monnett
Hearst
Bankers Conclave Sees Debate On Guaranty Plan
Lincoln Neb Sept 25 A communication from James J Hill and an address by Prof James L Laughlin of Chicago University highlighted the Nebraska Bankers Convention Hill attacked the bank guaranty scheme saying rail road business has faced persistent attack Laughlin drew applause as he spoke on the guaranty issue and argued for insuring against losses across the financial system.
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Lincoln
Neb
James J. Hill
James Lawrence Laughlin
Chicago University
Nebraska Bankers’ Convention
Hill
James L. Laughlin
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Rulison
James B. Swing
Wade
Cushing
William L. Dickson
A. M. War
Ner
Froome
Morris
William H
Lueders
Henry Hamann
County Recorder
Joseph T
Blair
Peter W. Durr
Dr. Oliver, P
Coe
Stanley
Struble
Charles Cooper
J. Tanner
Philip C
Cowen
County Auditor
Robert E. Ed
Mondson
C. F. Bauer
Harrison
Bush
Parker
Norwood
Henry H
Lippelmann
Glendale
First District
Nich
Olas Longworth
Second District
Charles Kuhl
Edgar M. Johnson
Thorne Baker
Robert A. le
Blond
Joseph Gilligan
George W
Hays
Arthur Spiegel
Frank C
Zumstein
Clifford Schlemmer
Raymond Ratliff
Joseph Schweg
Man
William C. Meinhardt
Iea
Frank Gusweiler
Oly
Spiess ° & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Cwicago
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Tripune
Major Lacy
Lafe Young
Plymouth Church
Philippines
Dolliver
Foster Opera House
East End
West Fifth Street
Ohioan
Mitchell
Independence
Wall Street
Charles
Democratic National
National Headquar
Ters
Mr. Has
Kell
Norman E. Mack
Democratic Party
Mr. Hearst
Wil
Liam R. Hearst
Mr. Haskell
Rassment
PLC
Audi
Tin J. Wade
Josephus
Citizens’ Alliance
Musko
Oklo
Hasker
Iance
Oklahoma
Mil
Standard
House
Washington
National Bank of Colgate
Kla
W. J. Bryan
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
International Bank of Oklahoma
Southwestern Banker of
Kansas City
Bank
Whitson
the State Bank Board of Oklahoma
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