Taft Roosevelt clash marked by theft accusations in 1912 race
The piece argues the Chicago Republican Convention yielded alleged theft and deception, praising Taft’s conduct while condemning Roosevelt and the nominating process. It predicts direct primaries by 1916 and questions electoral college use. The author cites Taft’s career from Ohio to the Philippines and Cuba service under Roosevelt.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Hamilton County
Ohio
Superior Court of
Cincinnati
United States
U. S
United States Philippines Commission
McKinley
Philippines
Rome
U. S. Supreme Court
Cuba
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Electoral College
New Homestead Bill Signed by Taft Expands Residency Rules
Text of the Borah Jones three year homestead bill amends sections 2291 and 2297 of the Revised Statutes. It details three years residence before patent, allowed absences up to five months per year, cultivation requirements, and conditions for heirs widows and successors with related procedures and notices to homestead entrymen.
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Taft
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Hosue of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Land Office
Kinkaid
General Land Office
Central Oregon Ready For Prosperity With New Rail Links
Promising crop prospects and improved accessibility fuel optimism for settlers. Louis W. Hill controls the Oregon & Western Colonization Company and will place 800000 acres on the market at attractive prices. The Borah Jones homestead bill could open land for homesteaders.
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Oregon
Louis W. Hill
Oregon & Western Colonization Company
West
Borah-Jones
Oregon Trunk
Harriman
Central
Portland
Hill
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