Lawson charges back Parker campaign in Roosevelt era fistfight
Chicago dispatch summarizes Tom Lawson's accusations that Democrats and Standard Oil ties aim to sway the election by buying votes. It outlines GOP worries over potential last minute maneuvers to secure doubtful states, plus reports on Indiana and Wisconsin sentiment and Cortelyou's cautious posturing before election day.
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Tom Lawson
Tarker
Cians
New York
Everybody’s
Standard Oil
Strugate
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
National Committee
Cortelyou
Henry ¢. Paynal
Chicago trip shows disaffection in Hearst Bryan radicals
Former chairman Jas. K. Jones and J. G. Johnson spent days in Chicago assessing radical sentiment and movement toward party reorganization if Parker loses big. They found notable disaffection and little chance to carry Illinois for Parker, yet local managers urged funding to improve showing and deter quick party shifts.
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Jas. K. Jones
J. G. Johnson
Chicago
Hearst
Bryan
Parker
Illnois
Presidential candidate keeps background in political moment
The Kansas City Times notes the Republican manager Ronsew has stayed in the background since the nomination. It commends his propriety and says his acceptant letter was a fervent political document, justified by opponents making him and his executive policies the chief issue of their canvass.
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Kansas City Times
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