Politicians Breathe Easy Amid 1912 Campaign Dynamics
The piece surveys party leaders and strategies as Roosevelt pursues a progressive platform in his state with Taft aligned, while McKinley and Lloyd manage campaigns across states. It notes shifts in Missouri Indiana Nebraska Rhode Island Massachusetts Maine and Florida with various incumbents and insurgent candidates in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Edgerton
Roosevelt
Taft
Ash Hinley
Republican Congressional Committee
New York
House
Warner
Missouri
Hafler
Togo
Alissouri
David Rh. Francis
Nebraska
Indiana
Burkett
Beveridge
John W. Kern
Gilbert XM. Hitchcock
California
John JD. Works
A. G. Spalding
Samuel P. Colt
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Lodge
Massachusetts
Maine
South
Breward
Taliaferro
Florida
Swanson
Daniel
Virginia
Sanders
MacEnery
Louisiana
Democrats Eye Governors and Nominees in Turbulent Era
The piece surveys potential candidates two years ahead, naming Swaign De Das, John Sharp Williams, Money of Mississippi, and others. It notes William J. Gaynor as a likely New York governor candidate, Roosevelt faction splits, Taft’s stance on nominations, and the shifting balance among old and new guard factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaign de Das
John Sharp Williams
Money
Mississippi
Wiliams
House
Monay Bow
Senate
Insussippn
A MeLaurin
James Gordon
Leroy Percy
Vardaizan
Wiliam J. Gaynor
New York
White House
Harlem
Gaynor
Roosevelt
Old Guard
New York County
Kings County
Woodruff
Barnes
Ward
Wads
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William Brown McKinley
Illinois
AicKinley
Sunny Jin” Sherwan
Tuca
James Tighman Lloyd
Champ Clark
Lloyd
Clark
Shelberville
Pike County
Liord
Ballinger-Pinchot
William B
Kinley