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Pinchot in bad repTu with Ti foes roosevlt rift over Perkins
Washington news briefs report Gifford Pinchot a Progressive senatorial hopeful in Pennsylvania has angered Theodore Roosevelt by attacking George Perkins. Roosevelt’s supporters fear the clash may ruin Pinchot’s chances and split the Progressive movement. Key figures Hulings and Hinebaugh side with Roosevelt. Some lawmakers cannot attend the Pittsburgh conference. Church roof blown off in Middleburg during a storm. Ad note for Kathryn serial and Laird Schober shoes advertised in Market Street.
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Washington, D. C
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Theodore Roosevelt
Amos
George Perkins
Congress
Roosevelt
Perkins
Progressive Party
Spain
Pinchot
Pittsburgh
Colonel
W. J. Hulings
Oli City
W. H. Hinebaugh
Progressive Congressional National Committee
Hulings
Hinebaugh
Pinchot Brothers
Theittsburgh
M. E.clapp
Minnesota
Miles Pointdexter
Washington
Victor Murdock
Kansas