Bryan Campaign Tour Sparks Large Missouri Demonstration
William J. Bryan drew massive crowds in Hannibal and across Illinois as he denounced Roosevelt and Taft, urged labor reforms, and framed his pro prosperity message around justice. He cited 1896 blame by opponents and pressed tariff reduction and trust regulation as remedies.
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Flynn Nominated for Congress by Democrats in Lawrence
Otto Joseph J. Flynn of Lawrence was nominated for Congress today by the second Democratic convention of the district. The first convention, which supported Butler Ames, faced allegations of illegality and was opposed by the State Central Committee which called today's gathering.
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Taft and Roosevelt Campaign Tour Picks Up State Activities
The report covers Taft in Cincinnati before an Eastern swing, Roosevelt's blitz against opponents, and Hughes and Bryan reactions in Kansas and New York. It notes labor-vote concerns, registration vigor in up-state New York, and campaign fund tallies including Carnegie and Mrs. Russell Page contributions. Registration in the city runs from 7 to 10.
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Sherman Leads A Parade In Pennsylvania Visit
James S. Sherman Republican Vice Presidential nominee heads a large parade in West to tester Penn with bands, marching clubs, and a large reception in Paoli. He spoke at the Grand Opera House and an overflow Assembly Hall as part of a campaign tour with other speakers including Senator Boies Penrose and Lt. Gov. Murphy.
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Anti Taft Negroes Meet In New York Gathering
The Negro Independent League of New York held a meeting at Eighth Avenue and Forty sixth Street led by Harvey A. Thompson. About thirty members attended and Thompson said fifty more voters joined, bringing total enrollment to 350 while opposing Roosevelt and Taft over the Brownsville affair. A women's auxiliary was announced to back the campaign.
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Debs Speaks in Bridgeport Mass Meeting Address
Eugene V. Debs Socialist presidential candidate arrived in Bridgeport Connecticut after stops at Woodmont Milford and Stratford. He spoke from the train rear and toured with Socialist clubs marching through streets carrying red banners. Debs attacked Republican and Democratic parties for ties to trusts before leaving for New York with frequent stops planned.
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Taft and Hughes Campaign Itinerary Placed in State
Taft and Gov. Hughes launch a lengthy campaign tour across New York with stops in Brooklyn Yonkers Poughkeepsie Troy Cohoes and Rochester. President Taft planned Oct 25 through Oct 31 appearances plus a Madison Square Garden mass meeting. Governor Hughes faces a dense schedule Oct 2 to Oct 31 visiting most counties while Att. Gen. James Sherman and other Republicans also campaign in New York State.
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Taft Supporter Sherman Predicts Large Victory for Taft
Sherman tours Illinois Indiana and Ohio report strong Taft momentum across key states. He asserts Indiana and Ohio will back Taft with substantial majorities while Illinois sees a close gubernatorial race and New York becomes focus for remaining campaigning steps.
Hitchcock Reports Improved Taft Strength in West
National Chairman Hitchcock said state chairmen in the West reported improved Republican conditions and predicted Taft’s strength. He noted Taft plans to campaign in Kentucky towns including Ashland Mount Sterling Winchester Lexington Frankfort and Louisville and outlined Ohio itinerary details to be announced soon.
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Hoke Smith to stump for Bryan in last campaign push
Gov Hoke Smith of Georgia conferred with National Chairman Mack and planned to have the former Secretary of the Interior in Cleveland's cabinet take the stump for Bryan. Smith said Cleveland forces will back Bryan and the Democratic Party is united. Bryan's itinerary remains unfinished.
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Voter Registration and Poll Hours Noted
Polls open 7 A.M. to 1 P.M. Voters must register to vote on November 3. To participate in the next primary election, enrollment is required when you answer.
Liquor Interests Align Against Hughes In Erie County
Erie voters see brokers of business and old line Democrats split over Gov Hughes and Taft. Liquor groups raise funds and organize the Personal Liberty League to oppose Hughes, aiming to defeat him with anti prohibition momentum while Chanler and Conners figures loom in local politics.
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Beech Nominates Livingston Beechae for Newport State Seat
In Newport Rhode Island this evening R L Beech Special announces R Livingston Beechae as the Newport summer colony’s choice for representative in the Rhode Island State Legislature. The nomination aims to secure Newport’s influence in the upcoming legislative session.
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