Roosevelt Autocracy Dominates GOP Governors Conference
Willi J Adbot reports on the Roosevelt led governors conference at the White House. Democratic and Republican governors debated expanding federal power while Bryan and Taft emerged as favored nominees. Cale from Alaska recounted a Klondike vote favoring Bryan.
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Review of Congress and Democratic Unity in 60th Session
Willis J. Abbot contests Republican governance twelve years under Cannon and Aldrich, citing a large deficit and tariff protection as failures. He credits growing Democratic unity around Bryan, notes Colorado Denver rally potential, and warns against Crumpacker’s anti immigration gambit harming Pacific Republican ties.
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