Taft Attacks Bryan as Taft Campaign Opens in Cincinnati
Taft derides Bryan's record from Congress to 1906 and flags the dangers of his proposals. The speech at Music Hall kicked off Taft's stump tour amid a packed, enthusiastic National League of Republican Clubs convention. Taft praised Roosevelt's leadership and criticized Bryan's free silver, anti imperialism, and proposed reforms. He connected Bryan to unreliable financial theories and warned of a paralysis of business if Bryan governs. In the afternoon Taft met with 2,500,000 Black Baptist delegates and urged thrift and industry. Churchill and Albus were named League officers.
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Haskell
Democratic National Committee
New York American
Taggart
Norman B. Mace
Hitchcock to Await Taft in Chicago as Taft Plans Talks
Frank H Hitchcock moves to stay in Chicago until Thursday to confer with Judge Taft amid campaign jitters. Judge Nagel defends Taft saying he is not prone to serious mistakes, stressing Taft’s clear mind and steadfast record. Taft arrives in Chicago tomorrow for strategy discussions with managers before an evening meeting.
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Hughes Campaign Schedule Expands Into Midwest and West
Gouvernor Hughes intensifies campaign activity after formal nomination. He plans a multi state speaking tour from Sept 28 to Oct 3 including Indianapolis South Bend Detroit Cleveland West Virginia and Baltimore before returning to New York for further events.
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Dix Cousin Links Elusive Kin To General Dix
A Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor named John A. Dix is clarified as not a nephew of Gen. John A. Dix. He is the son of James Lawton Dix, a first cousin of the General, making him a second cousin of the famed Civil War era figure who inspired a wartime flag message.
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Cocks Renominated for Congress in First District
In Mineola Long Island the Congressional Convention renominated William W. Cocks for Congress in the First District with no dissenting vote. Cocks, a resident of Old Westbury, is a personal friend and adviser to President Roosevelt in a district noted as strongly Republican.
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Bryan campaign row deepens as Oil links surface
Chairman Woodruff asserts Hearst charges tie Foraker Haskell and Standard Oil to the Bryan effort, claiming Republicans gain while Democrats retreat. Mack denies any $300,000 contribution and says funds come small sums from the public, with Roosevelt directing the campaign.
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Ohio
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Bryan Campaign To the Extent of $300,000 Through Gov
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Treat sees scare as augury for Taft and conservatives
United States Treasurer Charles H. Treat says Republican managers’ fright at Bryan helps Taft by waking conservatives and anti Bryan Democrats. He predicts Senate shifts, business risk from Bryan, and points to possible Supreme Court appointments if Bryan wins. Treat also expects Hughes’s reelection prospects to improve in New York.
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New York State
Taft Summons Cummins to Chicago for Iowa Trip
Shelton Conn Sept 22 Gov A B Cummins of Iowa and Mrs Cummins visited Mr and Mrs W E Andrews then left for Chicago after a message from Republican Presidential nominee William H Taft inviting Cummins to meet him there Taft asked Cummins to accompany him to Iowa and join him Thursday in Chicago
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Archbold Denies Standard Oil Interview Hoax
Wall Street fixated on a forged 1908 interview with John D. Archbold of Standard Oil denying any hold ups by lawmakers. The fake piece, stamped by J L C Clarke, prompted a Standard Oil denial noting fabrications and urging caution with signed statements.
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United States
Chanler Addresses Middletown Crowd amid Home Week
Lieut. Gov. Chanler the Democratic candidate for Governor spoke to a large audience in Middletown during Old Home Week. He urged running on his record, avoided name-calling, and praised farmers while noting his own non-farmer status. A black kitten given as a good luck symbol accompanied his departure.
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Dinner Guests Press Metz for Mayor Candidacy
William C. Gottschell hosted a dinner at the Dakota West Seventy-second Street apartments. Attendees included Controller Metz, William A. Nash of Corn Exchange Bank, Ledward Fearta Nass Ri Bank cashier, David Ramsey, Prof. Louis Anspacher, Thomas A. Lewis, W. Krull, and Terey S. Dudley. The group urged Metz to seek the Democratic nomination for mayor.
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