Parsons lead in 12th District delegates for Hughes at state convention
The Parsons faction under Charles B. Page outgeneralled Haha men to win delegates to the state convention in the 12th Assembly District. At primaries March 31 Hahn supporters led by a small margin, but Parsons predicted and achieved a larger delegate total for the district convention. About twenty-three of the thirty-five delegates were instructed to push for Hughes at the national convention.
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Parsons
Charles B. Page
Haha
Hahn
Hughes
L. E. Quigg
Mack
Quigg
Leslie 5S
Lockhart
Henry A. Wise
Freeman seeks recanvass and mandamus in 13th District election case
Ex alderman Clarence R. Freeman petitions Justice Dowling for a writ to compel recanvassment of primary returns in the 13th Congress District. The motion, seeking stay on certification and conventions, was denied with $10 costs. Freeman alleges coercion and irregular ballots designed to identify and intimidate federal workers and Civil Service holders.
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Clarence R. Freeman
Justice Dowling
Board of Elections
13Th Congress
Parsons
County Committee
Freeman
Republican Organization
John Henry Hammond
Howard Conking
Civil Service
Taft to Speak at Carnegie Hall in Civic Forum Event
Friends of Secretary Taft in New York quietly prepare to fill Carnegie Hall for his April 28 lecture on The Influence of America on Popular Government of the World under Civic Forum auspices. Taft also accepted to speak at Grant's Tomb on Memorial Day with Taft organization leaders and notable enrollees listed.
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Friends
Taft
State of
New York
Broadway
Carnegie Hall
Civic Forum
America
Hughes
Mr. Taft
Taft Organization
Louis (. Hay
Grant
U. 5S
Grant Post
Brooklyn
William H. Crocker
George FP. Sheldon
F. Hopkinson Smith
Frederic Remington
Seth E
La Follette Delegates Lead in Wisconsin Returns
Scattering returns from Wisconsin indicate delegates at large favored La Follette for the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Isaac Stephenson Marinere Henry A Cooper William C Brander and Atley Peterson named as at large delegates with La Follette leading Taft forces. District delegates in the 1st and 7th districts also favor La Follette. In the 1st Harry C Martin Perry C Wilder. in the 7th Walter M Jiowser and E M Wing elected. Early returns show no license won in a majority of towns with A T Rogers and Horace E Stedman among those elected from the 2d District for La Follette.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
Chicago
Isaac Stephenson
Marinere
Henry A. Cooper
Zacine
William C. Brander
Atley Peterson
Soldiers Grove
la Follette
Taft
Harry C. Martin
Perry C. Wilder
Walter M. Jiowser
E. M. Wing
A. T. Rogers
Horace E. Stedman
Bermel Denies Resignation Rumor Amid City Political Tussle
Borvugh President Bermel of Queens dismissed rumors he sent his resignation to Governor Hughes. He predicted delegates chosen by voters would be seated at the state convention and urged patience amid factional maneuvering. A lively contest for alderman’s support centers on Sherif Harvey of Flushing.
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Borvugh
Bermel
Queens
Yeaterday
Hughes
Cassidy
Murphy
Conners
Bermer
Rome
Hbermel
Sherif Herbert S. Harvey
Flushing
Virginia Delegates Gather as Taft Favored in Lynchburg
More than five hundred delegates assemble for Virginia Republican convention with expected clashes. Local 6th District picks Angell of Roanoke and Thorp of Christiansburg as Taft delegates to Chicago, while Grant Flannigan is district elector and Mercer Hartman seeks Congress. Roosevelt administration endorsed. negro delegation ignored.
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Lynchburg
Chicago
Taft
HM. Angell
Roanoke
Kk. J[. Thorp
Christansburg
Grant Flannigan
Christiansburg
Mercer Hartman
Congress
Roosevelt
Palmyville
H. Claiborne Willson
Petersburg
Il. T. Green
Megre
Brunswick
J. O. Davis
Powhattan
Parsons Endorses Low and Woodford for Delegates-at-Large
President Parsons of the Republican County Committee announced after a meeting with State Chairman Woodruff that the county will back Seth Low and General Stewart L. Woodford as delegates-at-large to the Chicago Convention. He added upstate picks may include President Schurman of Cornell and Frederick H. Hazzard of Syracuse, while the party plans to instruct delegates at Thursday night district conventions to support Governor Hughes.
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Parsons
Republican County Committee
Woodruff
Seth Low
Stewart L. Woodford
Chicago
Mr. Woodruff
Schurman
Cornell
Frederick H. Hazzard
Syracuse
Woodford
Low
Hughes
Republican State Organization
Hughes Not A Quitter Says General Woodford
General Stewart L. Woodford, president of the National Hughes League, denies Boston reports that Governor Hughes plans to withdraw from the Presidential race. He asserts Hughes will stay in the race until the Chicago convention nominates someone else and that Hughes is gaining strength daily with at least twenty five delegates claimed in the Taft column.
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Stewart L. Woodford
National Hughes League
Boston
Hughes
Woodford
Chicago
Taft
Hughes Still in Race for Presidency Says Albany Report
Albany April 7 reports quote Governor Hughes as not withdrawing from the Presidential race and not considering second place. Hughes allies dismiss rumors of withdrawal, noting strong support in New York and elsewhere. Observers say West reports aim to sidetrack him and dampen his popularity.
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The
Tribune
Albany
Hughes
Boston
New York
Ifughes
Taft
Conners Deliberates Delegates At Large For State Convention
William J. Conners and Charles F. Murphy led talks on Democratic State Convention delegates. Possible at large choices include Parker Murphy Conners and McCarren with possible replacements discussed. Conners vowed a square deal and noted possible changes if affidavits or proof arise. The conference will resume to decide temporary and permanent chairs.
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William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Charles F. Murphy
Allen B. Parker
Patrick H. McCarren
McCarren
John B. Stanchfield
Justice Herrick
Brooklyn
Edward M. Shepard
Coler
Mr. Conners
Bermel
Cassidy
Conners
Republicans
Independence League
McCabe
Albany
Judge Parker
Bryan Replies To Taft On Philippine Question
William J. Bryan accused Secretary Taft of misinforming or lacking candor about his Philippine stance. He argued the Senate almost recognized independence, and that acting alone could have saved money and avoided war. Lincoln voted to retain prohibition by a large margin.
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Denver
Philippines
Spain
Senate
Taft
Bryan
Democratic Party
Lincoln
Governor Hughes Signs Bills in Albany
Albany April 7 Governor Hughes has signed these bills. The action confirms enactment of proposed measures following legislative approval.
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Albany
Hughes
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