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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1908

Page

3

Taft expresses regret leaving bench at Germantown

Taft speaks at Bath County Court House dedication in Germantown Hot Springs Va. confirms aim to defend citizenship duties and government oversight. He recalls eleven years on the bench and praises Bath County's balanced politics. Kellogg Moore discuss labor issues and future campaign plans shaping a union friendly acceptance speech.

New York Times Hot -Springs Taft Bath County Court House Germantown Charles Taft Bath County County Board of Supervisors J. A. Rivercomb The United States George R. Anderson Judicial Circuit J. H. McCliintic Anderson Court House Hot Springs Homestead Inn Warm Springs Mr. Taft Rivercomb William H. Taft Ohio Warm Springs Begy Willis Moore Weather Bureau Frank B. Kellogg Moore Washington Kellogge Kellogg Cincinnati Mr. Kellogg West Chicago Prof. Moore Labor

Republicans Prepare New City Headquarters Tower Office

Workmen shape the tenth floor of the Metropolitan Life Building at Twenty third Street and Madison Avenue for the Eastern headquarters of the Republican National Committee. Chairman Frang H Hitchcock will arrive from Cincinnati by Aug 1 to oversee move in for a multi room complex. The State Committee plans to relocate July 31 to West Thirty ninth Street near the Republican Club with a covered passageway.

Metropolitan Life Building Twentythird Street Madison Avenue Republican National Committee H. Hitchcock National Committee Cincinnati Republican Campaign Committee Hitchcock Madison Square Republican State Committee

Lloyds' Bryan Insurance Bets Rumor Becomes Serious Plan

Capt. Arthur H. Clark of Lloyds at 66 Beaver Street says no formal communications from Juondon on bets against Bryan’s election have arrived. He notes Lloyds may insure against Bryan in a legitimate way, as with rainfall insurance for a July 4 event at a park near Atlantic City, with brokers in London handling the policy.

Lloyds Bryan Arthur H. Clark Beaver Street Juondon Lewisohns Atlantic City Capt. Clark London Direct

Hitchcock Unites Western Republicans for Unified Campaign

Frank H Hitchcock chaired a four hour meeting in Colorado Springs with seventeen Western state Republican leaders to plan a joint campaign across the region. He aims to link state efforts into one West wide effort while maintaining state divisions and direct discussions continue through tonight with individual talks.

Hitchcock Antlers Clayton Ollie James Tom Heflin

Republicans In Auto Wreck Near Colorado Springs

A touring automobile carrying New Mexico Republican leaders H. C. Bursum W. E. Martin and F. L. Weed with RNC Chairman Hitchcock turned turtle in the Garden of the Gods at noon today. The car landed in a deep gully but all occupants escaped injury.

Colorado Springs Col H. C. Bursum New Mexico Republican State Committee W. E. Martin F. L. Weed Hitchcock Republican National Committee

Gompers Uncommunicative After Denver Labor Convention

Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, returns from the West and declines to discuss politics. Frank Morrison says the Denver convention action met their demands, and dismisses critics from Mulholland Feeney and White as not representing current labor leadership. Morrison questions the weight of their criticisms and defends the federation’s stance.

New York Times Washington Samuel Gompers auncTien Federation of Labor West American Federation of Labor Frank Morrison Federation Denver Gompers Morrison Mulholland

Gompers Cited in Contempt in Bucks Stove Case

Justice Anderson summoned Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell to appear Sept 8 to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of the court s injunction in the Bucks Stove and Range case. The petition from Bucks Store and Range Co alleges union leaders violated orders by public remarks and by printing the Bucks name in a boycott list.

Washington Bucks Stove Justice Anderson District Supreme Court Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Frank Morrison John Mitchell Executive Council United Mine Workers of America Bucks Store and Range Company of St. Louis Justice Gould Gompers Federationist Bucks, Stove and Range Company

Gompers Worries Unions Over Democratic Pledge

National Secretary J E Pritchard of the International Pavers and Rammers Union doubts President Gompers pledge to back Bryan. He argues a Democratic record before a Republican Congress would hinder unions seeking favors. He notes his union has few strikes and warns of discord if Democratic support is framed as obligatory.

American Federation of Labor Gompers Bryan Democratic Party J. E Pritchard International Pawers and Rammers’ Union New York

Bryan Urges Democratic Fund Drive For Campaign Cash

In Lincoln on July 20 William J Bryan calls on Democratic papers to raise funds from readers arguing mass contributions can curb corporate influence. He notes Oklahoma City’s The Oklahoman and Memphis The News-Scimitar started a dollar fund and discusses related party platform issues and negro vote dynamics in Ohio.

New York Times Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Oklahoman Oklahoma City News-Scimitar Memphis, Tenn Omaha Fairview Bryan Denver David Hill Senate Allen Nebraska Washington United States Senate

Do not agree with Gompers in Indiana Union edit

The Union Indianapolis editorial condemns members who place party loyalty above trade union solidarity. It notes some reject Gompers' call to support Bryan due to anti injunction planks. The piece predicts fewer will choose party over labor this year.

New York Times Indianapolis Ind Union Indiana Gompers Bryan Denver

Mrs Byers Found Safe After Hotel Stop in Atlantic City

Mrs Anna Byers of Pittsburg was found at the Hotel Rudolf in Atlantic City New Jersey. She says the disappearance scare was caused by her friend Mrs Elizabeth Morgan getting nervous after missing a train and spreading the rumor.

Byers Atlantic City N. J Anna Byers Pittsburg Rudolf Elizabeth Morgan

Guffey Faction Denounces Denver Delegates at Philadelphia Meeting

At a Philadelphia Democratic City Committee meeting the Guffey faction adopted a resolution denouncing the Denver National Convention. The resolution endorses William Jennings Bryan for President and John W. Kern for Vice President while criticizing the convention action that seated eight delegates from Philadelphia aligned with opposing delegates.

Philadelphia Democratic City Committee Guffey William Jennings Bryan John W. Kern Denver

Saving Chicago's Babies in Health Crusade

Chicago officials launched a baby saving crusade after a rise in infant deaths last week. The Board of Health hired sixty physicians and thirty inspectors to target tenement districts including Little Hell Smoky Hollow Little Sicily and the Italian colony north of it and the Black Belt to educate and clean out areas west of the river between Fullerton Avenue and the drainage canal.

Chicago Health Department Board of Health Hell Smoky Hollow Sicily Fullerton Avenue Ghetto

Phelps Stokesnominates for Assembly in East Side District

The Vorwarts reports millionaire socialist James G. Phelps Stokes will run for the Assembly from the Eighth District in the Lower East Side. Mrs. Stokes will campaign, while veteran socialist Jacob Panken considers withdrawing to support Stokes. Tammany’s Moritz Graubard holds the seat. Stokes’ bid faces strong local opposition and district loyalty.

East Side Jacob Panken Vorwarts Cail James G. Phelps Stokes Assembly Lower East Side Eighth Assembly Grand Street Stokes Stoken Stanton Henry Chrystie Clinton Streets Howery Sullivan Christopher D. Sullvan Florrie” Sullivan Moritz -Graubard Orchard Street Graubard Sai Panken Socialist Headquarters William Street Stanford Conn Rose Pastor England Massacchusetts Yale New York Williaam R. Hear Hearst Municipal Ownership League pullAil Hears

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