Hughes Explains Veto to Oswego Firemen Event
Gov Hughes praises race track reforms while addressing 10 000 at Fort Ontario Oswego Oswego County firemen convention amid factional praise and opposition from Republican bosses. He explains veto of foreign insurer bill, defending constitutional liberty and state interests.
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In Auburn New York on August 20 supporters of State Senator B M Wilcox failed to gain indorsement as Hughes backers moved to block the resolution. The meeting adjourned amid wild excitement with fights feared as Hughes Republicans gain influence ahead of next Tuesday primaries for senatorial convention delegates.
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Foraker Responds To Campaign Invitations In Washington
Senator Foraker of Ohio, visiting Washington after a Maine vacation, deflects invitations to attend the Youngstown campaign opening and says he may speak under other auspices. He emphasizes he will express his own views on issues likely to be debated during the campaign.
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Indiana Fortaft Indication in Liquor Question
Indiana politics centers on the liquor issue as Republicans and Democrats court farmers and labor. Taft and Bryan standings are tight with Fairbanks discontent among some Republicans. Labor and brewery interests shape campaigns as figures like Kern and Watson maneuver, while remonstrance and county option proposals loom over Prohibition debates.
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Indiana Campaign Outlook Described by National Committees
The text details party fundraising and organization in Indiana. It praises Republican nationwide and state structures as strong, claiming good grasp of voter positions. Democrats are weaker but improving. mentions potential electoral vote for Taft.
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Taft May Make A Tour From Cincinnati During Fall
Republicans from key states urge Taft to rethink staying in Cincinnati in September and October. He defends his plan while signaling possible occasional trips if conditions demand. Virginia Day plans in Hot Springs proceed amid crowd logistics and security measures.
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Big Horses Offered to Taft in Remarkable Push
Gen Clarence R Edwards head of the Bureau of Insular Affairs is flooded with letters from horse owners offering mounts for William Howard Taft. A circulating story claimed he was to buy a horse for the Republican candidate. Edwards says he is not in the market and has received ads for oversized steeds, some 21 hands high and 2700 pounds, but rejected the notion.
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Murphy Enters the Campaign at Hoffman House
Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall takes part in Democratic campaign talks at the Hoffman House with John A. Mason of the National Committee. The visit marks active use of headquarters and counters rumors of Murphy’s indifference to Bryan’s bid.
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Haskell Sings Campaign Songs in Guthrie and Beyond
Oklahoma Governor Charles N. Haskell returns from Fairview enthusiastic and composes campaign songs. He sings them at the State House and plans to publish the tunes titled The People Will Pay Their Own Bills. Bee of Ardmore assists in arranging audiences and the songs aim to bolster Bryan’s campaign with a Wall Street critique set to The Star Spangled Banner.
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Bryan Starts On Tour Across Midwest In August
In Lincoln on August 20 W. J. Bryan and eight newspaper corps depart for Des Moines to address tariff issues. A Democratic leaders meeting will seek his Iowa campaign guidance before plans to meet National Chairman Mack in Chicago. From Indianapolis he tours to Topeka for a bank deposits speech and returns to Fairview, with railroad counsel Hagerman voicing support but denying corporate involvement.
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Johnson Accepts Minnesota Democratic Nomination for Third Term
Gov John A Johnson announced he would accept the renomination tendered by the Minnesota Democratic convention in Minneapolis after deliberation He noted his initial opposition but said party call and duty require him to run Lincoln Neb Aug 20 Bryan telegram praised Johnsons unanimous convention renomination and expected to boost the ticket in Minnesota.
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Plans to Bryan for Democratic campaign conference
The Democratic campaign plans will be submitted to William J. Bryan at his conference in Chicago on Saturday with the National Committee. The meeting will last all day as the first in a series of talks to discuss progress and future actions. Chairman Mack will present the sub committee selection for the eastern campaign and report on committee membership.
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Hitchcock to Visit Senator Crane in Dalton
Frank H Hitchcock chairman of the National Republican Committee will spend Sunday with Senator W Murray Crane in Dalton to discuss the political outlook in New England.
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