McCombs Elected DNC Chairman in Chicago
Mr William F McCombs of New York was chosen chairman of the Democratic National Committee in Chicago this week He led the primary campaign for Governor Wilson and is 36 The party praised unity and urged voters to back its platform and nominees while noting Republican defections and projected Roosevelt and Taft dynamics
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William F. McCombs
New York
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Wilson
McCombs
Gore
National Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Glan Lee
Maryland
Lee
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Paty
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Marshall
Bot Tait
Roosevelt
Wilson campaign push and party shifts noted in 1912 news
The article highlights Democratic support for Governor Wilson with Underwood backing him and calls for continued tariff reform. It mentions Maryland Republicans meeting in Baltimore July 25 to choose delegates for Chicago, while Roosevelt interest remains strong. It notes a growing Democratic edge in several states and a few Republican defections, plus a fading Liberty Bell at Independence Hall.
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Maryland
Auditorium Theatre
Baltimore
Chicago
Roosevelt
Remembering Jeffersonian Principles From 1801 Inaugural Address
A recounting of Thomas Jefferson in the first days of the republic cites his 1801 inaugural address. It highlights equal justice for all, peace with nations, state rights, civil supremacy over the military, debt repayment, and free press and religion as enduring civic guides. Cold Vermont morning notes and crop losses accompany the historical reflection.
Senator Glan Lee Talks Campaign Leadership in Maryland
Senator Glan Lee supports active role in Maryland campaign and stresses democracy over oligarchy. He envisions including independents and old allies, anticipates a snappy campaign, broad party unity, and strong effort for Wilson and Marshall with cross-party support.
Governor Wilson on the initiative and referendum
Governor Wilson explains his evolving view on initiative and referendum and recalls. He says he opposed them initially but was persuaded by Oregon cases where citizens used them to regain control of public affairs. He supports recall of judges only as a symptom remedy, not a cure, and argues these tools matter where public opinion cannot be trusted to govern.
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Woobrow Wilsos
Woodrow Wilson
P. of Dabney
Univerity of
Virginia
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Heath
Oregon
Thei
South
Prospects For 1912 Electoral Vote Count
Article analyzes the 1912 electoral college prospects, listing Democratic strongholds and swing states. It calculates 187 sure or leaning Democratic votes and 12 from Colorado Arizona New Mexico, totaling 199, leaving 79 in doubt. Three decisive states New York Ohio Indiana total 83 push Democratic total to 271, with 266 needed for a majority.
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Arizona
New Mexico
United States
Alabama
Arkanas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennesee
Texas
Virginia
Colorado
Afoniza
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Immigrants Preparation By State Immigration Bureau
The State Bureau of Immigration plans another active campaign with literature in English German Swedish Danish and Dutch, and French forthcoming. Descriptive circulars and illustrated booklets will distribute property lists to world real estate firms and ad respondents, detailing listings. The Maryland Book issued by Public Works will cease due to withheld appropriation.
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State Bureau of Immigration
Tschanke
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