Candidates Voice Tariff Views in Reform Club Meeting
Presidential possibilities discussed as reform voices in New York Tariff Reform Club meeting. Attendees including Mint Mil and Teleyu Tow weighed policy shifts and potential political alignments.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
2
Presidential possibilities discussed as reform voices in New York Tariff Reform Club meeting. Attendees including Mint Mil and Teleyu Tow weighed policy shifts and potential political alignments.
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Fragmented OCR text shows Texas delegations staying with Taft on a tariff issue. The garbled lines mention May, dates, and various political names, but key figures and event are unclear. The piece reads like a political update with ambivalent language and uncertain details.
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Fragmented OCR notes reference a political convention and figures named Roosevelt and Lavoie. The text hints at calls to insist on smaller Southern delegation terms and mentions a youth fear dynamic, with unclear dates or places. Core entities include Roosevelt, Lavoie, and a convention setting.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions women, former governor, primary event, and town context but key names and details are garbled. Provides no clear date place or outcome to summarize a specific story.
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