Taft Exercises For Arduous Tour In Ohio
Taft today climbed Mount Aubuin in Cincinnati then the water tower stairway as part of a three week campaign exercise schedule. He attended Christ Episcopal Church with Mrs Taft before the Taft special train departs Cincinnati for three days in Ohio and a longer national pace. The candidate voiced confidence he will be elected president. Senator William Alden Smith and former Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw will accompany him in Ohio and the South respectively. He plans speeches from trains and balconies across Ohio before a closing Youngstown rally.
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Heavy Vote For Saratoga In Busy Registration Days
Saratoga Springs reports record registration on Friday and Saturday with over 2100 voters enrolled, surpassing 1904 figures in nearly every district. Countywide registration nearly matches the prior high, while Kingston and St Louis note large two day totals but varied year over year.
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Debs Speaks in Philadelphia Amid Large Socialist Rally
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist candidate for president, visited Philadelphia drawing thousands at a Kensington meeting and a labor Lyceum crowd. He criticized Taft and Bryan as shallow compared to working class needs and called Roosevelt a Don Quixote of American politics.
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Hughes Coalition Forms Across Parties in Support of Hughes
The Hughes Alliance unites Democrats Republicans and Independents with Brook lyn mayor Charles A Schieren as chairman and Ansley Wilcox, Darwin R James Jr and Col Henry W Sackett as vice chairs. The group plans to inform voters and counter anti Hughes forces, aiming to ensure a Hughes landslide. This alliance opens at 24 West Thirty third Street with an executive committee including Willis L Ogden and Marcus M Marks among others.
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Dick S. Ramsiy
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Chafin Decries Statesmen In Prohibition Speech
Eugene W. Chafin, Prohibition presidential candidate, told a large Baptist Tabernacle audience in Atlanta that U S greatness came from Christian Science and the Bible, not politics, claiming preachers and teachers drive vice and that liquor backers support white slavery. He then left for the West as Lieut Gov Chanler set to speak at Columbia University and Tammany Hall in the coming days.
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Rosebud Reservation Rush at Dallas and ONeill
The Rosebud reservation opening drew 53 553 registrants in Dallas and Gregory and 22 557 in O Neill Nebraska. Each applicant has about one chance in twenty two to obtain a farm. A prairie fire southwest of Tallas continues to burn fiercely with back fires started on the town’s exposed side.
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Truant Law Proposed for Alaska Natives
In Elmer E F Brown annual report the Alaska education commissioner urges compulsory school attendance for native children. He argues regular attendance cannot be maintained without a legal truancy penalty and that noncompliant parents should face misdemeanor charges in the courts.
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Moral awakening urged to curb Standard Oil treason and city budget
Rabbi Stephen S Wise denounces Standard Oil as treason to national interests unless graft claims are forged. He argues for moral revival, reform of wealth influence, and budget reallocation to fund parks, baths, schools, and care for the ill, warning of moral bankruptcy in Kelty’s finances and city services.
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Garfield Starts on Campaign Tour Across Northeast
Secretary of the Interior Garfield left Washington tonight for Boston where he will speak tomorrow night. He then goes to Worcester and speaks Tuesday night. He will continue through New York State during the week before returning to Washington.
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Roosevelt's Quiet Sunday amid Pittsburgh speech push
President Roosevelt led a calm Sunday staying away from official business. He attended church and enjoyed a drive with Mrs. Roosevelt while no political callers arrived. Secretary Loeb said no official notice from the Allegheny County Republican Committee about a Pittsburgh speech invitation had been received.
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Kern Confident After Southern Campaign Tour
John W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential nominee, returns to Indianapolis after a two week tour of the South and Southeast. He calls the trip a courtesy tour showing Democratic loyalty and reports united party strength and enthusiastic, earnest meetings. He predicts a political revolution aiding Bryan to the White House.
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Unemployed vote sought with pro Bryan letter
A Democratic strategic letter targets job seekers by urging analysis of trust issues and endorsing Bryan and Kern. It claims rising living costs outpace wages and asks readers which candidate could remedy this, while Republican official Parsons calls it a Democratic trick and argues for Taft and Sherman.
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Leake to Speak for Taft in Republican Campaign
Congressman Eugene W. Leake of New Jersey argues against the Bryanite Democratic boss system and offers to campaign for Taft. He criticizes the party machine and says he would not seek renomination to avoid obeying what he calls Bryan’s dictates.
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