Roosevelt Stirring St Louis Crowd Before Departure
Colonel Roosevelt drew a cheering crowd in St Louis as he left the hotel amid police scuffles. He boarded a train at 4 20 PM for Newark to address the Industrial Convention, then will motor to Oyster Bay. He denied quotes about Justice Hughes from The St Louis Post Dispatch saying no such interview occurred.
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Roosevelt Attacks Wilson in Memorial Day Address
Special to The New York Times. In St Louis Roosevelt denounces Wilson and defends preparedness. He disputes the idea that the movement is driven by munition makers, argues for universal training with real obligation, and cites Belgium to urge concrete civic action over abstract principle.
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Colonel Roosevelt assails German American Alliance as anti American
In St Louis on May 31 Theodore Roosevelt denounced the German American Alliance as guilty of moral treason to the United States. He urged assimilation over hyphenated identity and warned against any political group acting for foreign powers. He defended German Americans committed to American loyalty and cited examples of native and foreign born Americans serving the country.
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Old Guard Seeks Roosevelt Aid in Hughes Fight
In Chicago for the 1912 Republican fight the Old Guard presses for Roosevelt support while defending Justice Hughes. Hitchcock distances himself from direct Hughes links, noting he acts on party interests as Roosevelt boomers move into headquarters.
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Contests for Republican National Convention Delegates
Hearing set by the Republican National Committee to resolve 62 delegate contests across the South and Georgia Louisiana and Alabama factions battle over Hughes and Roosevelt support. Regulars and black and tan delegations clash while Georgia and Louisiana seatings loom large as factions back Hughes or Roosevelt.
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Morgan Daughter Opposes Wilson in Missouri Club Letter
Miss Anne Morgan heiress to J Pierpont Morgan writes from New York dated May 15 to the Missouri Women’s Woodrow Wilson Democratic Club declaring opposition to the Democratic Party and to renomination of President Wilson. She declines honorary membership, saying her political views do not support the president or party and membership would put her in an anomalous position.
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Hughes Only Accepts Nomination With United Party
Chicago dispatch reports Associate Justice Hughes will accept the Republican nomination only if backed by a united party. He will decline if there is no general support from Republicans and Progressives and plans to remain silent until the convention acts. If nominated by acclamation Hughes would respond. otherwise he would stay on the bench.
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Doubt Attacks On Colonel Roosevelt Prompts Police Claim
Kansas City police label the knife incident as a plant amid Roosevelt's appearance. Ernest C. Shell of the American Legion testified a guard saw Shell拾 pick up a small knife from Roosevelt’s car. Patrolman George Stivers said no suspect was found as crowds cheered. The knife is described as flimsy with a short blade.
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