Oklahoma Governor’s stance on Prairie Oil line case sparks feud
Roosevelt letter blasts Gov. Haskell over the Prairie Oil and Gas Company injunction, accusing him of protecting big corporate interests against the law. It cites oil magnates National Transit and Standard Oil links and criticizes Haskell for circumventing statutes to allow pipeline work.
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United States
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National Transit Company
Standard Om! Company
National Transit Compers
West Virginia Republicans End Bitter Feud With Glasscock Nomination
West Virginia quiets party split after Lincoln ticket withdraws in favor of regular Republicans led by William E Glasscock. Swisher and Scherr exit leaving new delegate rules replacing county with district units and primary elections for district delegates.
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William E. Glasscock
Lincoln
Lincoln Republican State Committee
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Republican State Committee
West Virgnia
Swisher
Scherr
Democratic Governor Nominee Refuses Utah Nomination
Logan Utah September 23 The Democratic State Convention adjourned without adopting the plank for absolute separation of Church and State. Jesse Knight nominated for Governor said he would refuse the nomination due to his many business interests and inability to devote proper attention if elected.
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Bryan Probes Haskell Charges in Ohio Campaign
William J. Bryan toured Ohio delivering twelve speeches to large crowds amid charges over Gov. Haskell and a $400,000 Standard Oil fund. He pledged to uncover the truth, meeting with Monnett and Follett as crowds packed Memorial Hall and Board of Trade events.
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Hearst
Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
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Standard Oil
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Marietta
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Detroit
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Florida
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Haskell fires back at Roosevelt adviser charges
Oklahoma Governor Haskell defends his positions against criticisms linking him to Standard Oil and Creek lands. He argues against a child labor veto as harming both workers and employers and dismisses Secrecy in university politics. He rejects talks of his removal from party posts as unfounded.
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Monnett
Standard Oil
Squire
Cleveland
Democratic fund compared to Republican contributions
A report notes the republican fund around $300,000 while the democratic fund is stated as smaller. It reiterates that no single contribution exceeded $10,000 and confirms prior statements on contribution limits.
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Roosevelt May Stump for Taft in Campaign Push
Chicago reports a strong possibility President Roosevelt will tour the country to stump for Taft before the campaign ends. National leaders have discussed the plan for days and may decide within a week after input from Senator Crane and the Advisory Committee in New York.
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Crane
New York
Kern Attacks Roosevelt Over Haskell Charges in Baltimore
Democratic vice presidential nominee John W. Kern addresses two large Baltimore crowds condemning President Roosevelt for railing against Gov. Haskell and his supporters. He argues for due process and a hearing before judgment, comparing Roosevelt’s conduct with other party officials and urging accountability.
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Democratic Party
President Roosevelt mild rebuke cited in Haskell oil dispute
Oklahoma Attorney General Charles West says the President’s letter to Bryan about Gov. Haskell and the Prairie Oil and Gas case is a mild rebuke. West asserts Haskell acted illegally, rushed a pipeline during his absence, and showed personal bias toward Standard Oil in withholding legal guidance and pressuring dismissal.
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Standard Oil
Charles West
Oklahoma
William J. Bryan
West
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Prairie Company
Denver
Prairie Oil Company
Democrats debate Haskell fate at national headquarters
At the Hoffman House last night Democratic leaders discussed press reports tying Oklahoma Governor Haskell to an alleged Standard Oil connection. National Chairman Mack indicated he would not comment on a presidential reply to Bryan and declined to pledge Haskell’s resignation, noting only what evidence existed would guide the treasurer’s position.
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Stephenson Davidson Control Wisconsin GOP Platform Shift
Madison dispatch reports Senator Isaac Stephenson aided by Gov. Davidson dominated the Republican State convention, ousting La Follette from party control. Stephenson’s bloc backed Roosevelt and Taft platforms, tax reform, railways valuation, and direct senatorial elections, electing E. A. Edmund state chairman on the third ballot.
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Minority Report
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Appleton
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President Roosevelts Letter Refuses Philadelphia Speech
Special to The New York Times from Philadelphia reports President Roosevelt declined an October mass meeting address. In a letter via Secretary Loeb, Roosevelt said he cannot undertake such engagements as he would avoid speeches during the campaign, though he would meet a committee in Washington if invited. Provost Harrison and Wayne MacVeagh supported the invitation.
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Public Education Association
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Washington
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Harrison
University of Pennsylvania
Wayne MacVeagh
Chanler Talks at Fairs Across Upstate New York
Lieut. Gov. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler visited Binghamton Oneonta and Otsego County Fair in Cooperstown. He avoided politics in speeches, urged voters to fix county farming issues, and discussed rural good roads with farmers and local residents.
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N. Y
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Binghamton
Oneonta
Otsego County
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Newark Man Deliberately Walks Into Car, Dies
A man about 30 years old was struck and killed on Boyd Street near Springfield Avenue Newark. He walked into a car and allowed the impact as the conductor and motorman were arrested and paroled.
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Hill to Lead New York Democratic Campaign Committee
Ex governor David Bennett Hill to chair a New York State Executive Committee serving as advisory head in the party fight. He may influence the national campaign as adviser while harmonizing factional disputes in Buffalo and across the state.
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Norman F. Mack
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Wolfert
Mack
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Hoffman House
New York
McCarren-Murray
Buffalo
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Chicago
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Gilchrist Denied in Kings County Senate Race
Republicans in Kings County rejected Alfred J. Gilchrist for the Tenth District again. Charles Alt, ex-Alderman, nominated to replace him. Gilchrist may run as an independent. Nominees named: Fourth District Reuben Lt Gledhill, Sixth District Eugene M Travis, Seventh District Edger H Slazelwood, Ninth District John Kissel, Tenth District Charles Alt. Alt renominated.
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Brooklyn
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Charles Alt
Board of Aldermen
Reuben Lt. Gledhill
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Congress
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Quincy Street
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Catyer Street
John Kissel
Equor
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Wyona Street
Gov Hughes Announces National Republican Tour Itinerary
Governor Hughes releases a scheduled nationwide campaign swing under the National Republican Committee. Departing New York Sunday, he will stop in Indianapolis South Bend Detroit Cleveland Clarksburg Baltimore New York Jamestown Dunkirk and Buffalo with multiple speeches and a special West Virginia Maryland route.
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Pouren Defense Committee appeals for funds for exile case
The Pouren Defense Committee seeks financial help to support its work on Jan Pouren’s case. Pouren, a revolutionary in custody at the Tombs, awaits President Roosevelt’s decision on extradition to Russia. Donations are to be sent to Dr. Paul S. Kaplan at 20 Broadway.
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Roosevelt
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