Republican convention echoes with Bruce speech and party shuffle
The Rev Dr Keigwin leads prayer as Linn Bruce wins temporary chair, escorted by Odell and Parsons. Bruce lauds Roosevelt and Hughes while defending the party's record, then rapid-fire adoption of resolutions and a procedural clash foils a floor motion.
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MM. ‘Linn Bruce
B. B. Odell, Jr
Herbert Parsons
Philforim
Bruce
Assembly
Edwin A. Meritt, Sr
St. Lawrence
Coffee linked to obscure ailments and a new wholesome drink
A Virginia woman tests coffee cessation and adopts Postum, reporting relief from chronic dyspepsia headaches and heart palpitations. After eighteen months, she notes improved digestion and renewed vitality, crediting Postum with her return to health.
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Sam
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Éliville
Convention Fight Over Hughes Endorsement in New York
The Oration on the Hughes endorsement ends in a 24 to 10 defeat for Brackett’s binding resolution as ex Senator Brackett leads a heated push at Carnegie Hall behind closed doors. Woodruff mediates while Merritt argues for Hughes and party unity amid divisive district delegate questions.
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White
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Raines
Ontario
Fassett
Chemung
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Saratoga
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Merritt
Tennant
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Hughes State League
New York
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Carnegie Hall
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Parsonns
Halpin-Hahn
Niagara County
Merritt-Wadsworth
Porter-Stevens
Committee On Permanent Organization
Sereno E. Payne
Lucius Mr. Littauer
Sherman
Republian
Mr. Sherman
Payne
Fd Merritt
St. Lawrence
John Dumaere
Oneida
Wade
Morton
Roosevelt
Platform pledge at New York Republican state convention
The document outlines GOP loyalty to Roosevelt and national economic aims, endorsing fair law enforcement, tariff protection, and opposition to government ownership. It calls for continued support of Hughes for governor and supports constitutional equality, currency reform, and education expansion for all citizens.
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Committee On Resolutions
Republican Party
New York
Roosevelt
Tie
Congress
Democratic Party
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Halpin Hahn Contestants Rejected Amid Tepid Cheer
At the session start just before 4 pm the Committee of Credentials announced the rejection of Halpin and Hahn contestants. The crowd gave mild applause as Hughes took the floor and the proceedings moved to the next business.
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Halpin-Hahn
Hughes
Woodruff Re-elected Chairman of Republican State Committee
Timothy L. Woodruff was unanimously reelected chairman of the Republican State Committee at a meeting held after the convention adjourned. New members were named and William L. Ward of Westchester was mentioned as representing the state in a forthcoming capacity.
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Woodruff
Seve
Timothy’ L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
William Ll. Ward
Westchester
Republican National Committee names new state and district officials
The Republican National Committee reshuffles state and district posts with George Wanmaker replacing William Talpin as Eleventh District pick and Odell losing influence. John Campbell and Ezra Prentice swap roles in multiple districts while Woodruff plans a nine member campaign committee and new quarters on West Thirty-ninth Street.
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George Wo Wanmaker
Roosevelt
William Halpin
Odell
Eleventh
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Secont
John H. Campbell
Harry Jacquillard
United States
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John S. Shea
Ezra K. Prentice
Henry E. O'Brien
Henrry W. Mack
William H. Douglass
Duncan Lawrence
Horace 43
William Fl. Daniels
John G. Wickser
Frank R. Cutter
George H. Witter
Woodruff
John J. Baillete
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Lewis M
A . Cornelius V. Cullins
Jacob A. Livingston
Wiliam Barnes, Jr
H. Kracke
D. Lawrence
L. Woodruff
Jonn KL Stewart
Michael J
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J. Sloat Fassett
Harry W. Mack
John A. Merritt
Samuel Krulewitch
John Grimm, Jr
Moses M. Mckee
Jam Hy. Daniel
Wm. H. Ten Eyck
Frank R. Cutler
William L. Ward
Charles W. Anderson
Timothy J. Woodruff
William Talpin
George Wanmaker
West Thirty-ninth Street
Republican Club
Thirty-ninth Street
Putnam County Democrats Back Chanler for Governor
At Carmel on April 11 the Putnam County Democratic Convention endorsed Lieut. Gov. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler as one of the best equipped statesmen for governor. A resolution urged protecting the annual county fair from laws that might jeopardize its holding and called on Albany lawmakers to shield it as much as possible.
Gale Death Toll Rises Across Cities
A severe gale swept across New York and Philadelphia areas causing multiple accidents. Brooklyn patrolman Thomas Talbot, 60, was killed by an awning. In Newark and Jersey City several youths were injured by falling signs and shutters. Photographer Christian Detrick was detained after a confrontation with police. In Philadelphia a sailboat capsized in the Delaware River, killing William Satterton and injuring two others. George Sutter and Louis Geisier remain hospitalized.
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Thomas Dimere
Boyden Street
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Delaware River
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Ensious
George Sutter
Louis Geisier
Camden
Tratey Wife Seeks Missing Husband Actor Toeey
Mrs. Richard Tratey of 252 Fourteenth Street reports her husband Toeey, an actor, missing after leaving Kane Hast Sunday to catch a train to Stamford Connecticut for a trip. police were alerted as attempts to locate him failed with friends and institutions.
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Stamford
Hughes Endorsed by Republicans in State Convention
Governor Hughes wins unanimous backing at the Republican State Convention in the city. Generals Woodford and Brackett caution about loyalty of delegates to Chicago. Ward and Parsons pressure aim to prevent open factionalism as delegates weigh support vs unity.
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Stewart L. Woodford
National Hughes League
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Cleveland
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Roosevelt
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Gov. Hughes
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