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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

17

Republican inquiry sought on pay raise funds misallocation

Mr Bennet seeks an order for an inquiry into the appropriation for a 20 percent pay raise under an act of Congress for those earning under $1000 annually. E C Duncan, NC Republican executive committee member, reported strong South support for a Republican presidential candidate and planned to brief colleagues.

Congress Bennet E. C. Duncan North Carolina Republican National Committee Hotel Manhattan

Governor Hughes Visits Oswego Amid Firemen Opposition

Governor Hughes faced firemen's opposition in Oswego while a festival and a large crowd celebrated his visit. He defended his veto of the factory mutuals bill, explaining constitutional concerns, and received broad public support despite organized dissent.

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Hughes Renomination Urged by Club A Leaders

J Aspinwall Hodge and others urge Governor Hughes renomination arguing it crucial for independent voters and to curb party bosses. George Haven Putnam and other speakers stress Hughes as the era’s best ballot for Republican success and against Bryanism. Independent and Democratic voters favored Hughes, with warnings to party managers about risk to state and national outcomes.

Hughes J. Aspinwall Hodge People's Institute East 1Sth Street George Haven Putnam G. P. Putnam's Sons Putnam Hodge United States Hearst J. Brooks Leavitt Club A The People’s Institute Gabriel Weis G. Haven Putnam Cleveland New York Erene Wees

Onondaga Republicans Back White for Governor

In Syracuse the Onondaga Republican machine backs Horace White for Governor in the next Republican State Convention. They expect about eighty votes for White on the first ballot from the 12th and 13th wards and surrounding counties. They warn against Governor Hughes renomination and cite Hendricks as the lone counter, with clergy and independents leaning toward Hughes in the long run.

The Tribune Syracuse Onondaga Republican Organization James K. McGuire Horace White White Onondaga Oneida Oswego Jefferson Lewis Chicago Hughes Hazard New York State Coney Island Messrs Hendricks Smith Driscoll Francis Hendricks Senator White Senate Onondaga Assemblymen Frederick W. Hammond J. H. Walters John McLaughlin Onondaga Republican New York James J. Belden Belden J. B. Kline Mr. Hendricks Taft Sherman

Hughes League Formed in Queens Seeks Governor Hughes Nomination

A Queens based Hughes for Governor league operates from 152 Fulton Street Astoria led by president Henry C. Johnson Jr with vice presidents William Burgwin and Herman Lilenthal and secretary Charles L Vaughan. The group urges Queens voters in the 1st Assembly District to back delegates who will press Hughes renomination amid opposition from Republican leaders racetrack interests and McCarren Grady aligned factions. A mass meeting is planned in Astoria Tuesday evening.

Queens Hughes Fulton Street Astoria Henry C. Johnson, Jr William H. Burgwin Herman Lilenthal Charles L. Vaughan 1St Assembly District Charles E. Hughes Republican Machine McCarren Grady

Hughes strong in Columbia County

In Chatham Columbia County 67 replies show 64 favor renominating Governor Hughes as of August 20. The Chatham Courier finds Hughes still strong with leading Republicans in the county. Delegates from Orleans County endorse James Wadsworth Jr as first choice for Governor, with Orleans delegates aligned to Wadsworth.

Chatham N. Y Columbia County Hughes Chatham Courier Lou F. Payn Bailiwick Orleans County Wadsworth Buffalo Aug Albion Saratoga James W. Wadsworth, Jr Frederick A. Edwards David Coon Harry FE. Colburn M. A. DE Leo James T. Bennett

Taft May Go On Tour In Safe West Virginia

Taft supporters in West Virginia claim the Republican lean is solid with Edwards and local leaders forming a Taft League. A Hot Springs rally plans 2,000 to 2,500, featuring the Stonewall Band and Virginia Military Institute Band. A letter from Bessie White urges majority votes for Taft in Washington and Lewis County. Mather and Taft aides map Saturday talks with Meyer Pinchot Shonts and others.

William S. Edwards Charleston Wa. Va West Virginia Taft Edwards John Hays Hammond Arthur I. Vorys Taft League Mr. Edwards Baltimore Sun Bryan Maryland Virginia Judge Taft Swisher Scherr Chilton Macarkle Denver McGraw S. Brown Allen Allen Stonewall Band Staunton Canton McKinley Virginia Military Institute Lexington Walville Wash William H. Taft Hot Springs Evergreen State Sherman Mamma Lewis County Washington United States Bessie White

Foraker May Campaign In Ohio And Washington

Senator Foraker of Ohio arrived in Washington from a Maine vacation and will stay through Saturday before returning home. He disputed a Youngstown invitation as relayed by newspapers and said he may speak at other venues to aid the Republican campaign while sharing his own views on key issues.

Washington Senator Foraker Ohio Maine Foraker Frank H. Hitchcock New York State Committee of Ofion Youngstown State Committee Williams

Cannon to Headline Speaking Tour Across Nation

Chicago August 2 at Republican headquarters announces Speaker Joseph G Cannon will embark on a nationwide speaking tour to campaign for the party. The tour aims to rally support ahead of upcoming elections and bolster party unity.

Chicago Republican Joseph G. Cannon

Taft Sentiment Growing in Texas and Southwest

John Miles of Broadway reports rising Taft support among solid businessmen in Texas and the Southwest. Former Bryan backers shift to Taft as conservative business leaders back the Republican choice. Dennison editor S B Ancker also pivots from Bryan to Taft citing regional desire for a White House candidate the South approves.

Texas Southwest Judge Taft John Miles Broadway Miles Bryan Taft S. B. Ancker Dennison Tex South White House

Enormous horse offered for Taft sword in campaign

Washington reports General Clarence Edwards, chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs, receiving many offers of oversized horses for William Howard Taft. A recent ad described a 21 hands high, heavy steed used for exhibitions and claimed fit for a man weighing 300 pounds. Despite denials, interest in a Taft mount grows as more large animals are offered.

Washington Clarence R Erwards Bureau of Insular Affairs Willam HL Taft Edwards Mr. Taft

Bryan's 7 day campaign tour and talks in Chicago

William J. Bryan departs Lincoln on a seven day trip with stops in Des Moines Chicago Indianapolis and Topeka to address tare banking deposits and trusts. Adlai E. Stevenson and E. Is Jones visit Democratic headquarters as Maine’s September 14 election looms.

Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Chicago Des Moines Bryan Indianapolis Topeka Kan Mr. Bryan Mack C. O. Stoakslager United States Dubois Fairview Bryan Home Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois

Governor Johnson Accepts Nomination For Governor

St Paul Aug 2 Governor Johnson announced he would accept the Democratic State Convention nomination for governor in Minneapolis yesterday He said he would have declined if called before the nominating speech and that the decision hurts his judgment Bryan sent congratulations and offered help. Suffolk District Hughes support noted at Huntington convention Riverhead delegates chosen un instructed for state convention.

Whalen State Department Albany St. Paul Johnson Menogether Minneapolis W. J. Bryan Bryan Mie Johnson Suffolk Hughes

Deadlocked 28th Congress District GOP Convention in Watertown

In Watertown New York on August 2 the 28th district Republican convention failed to nominate a candidate to succeed L Knapp of Lewis County. The three cornered contest generated 331 votes with Stowell leading at times and the convention adjourned after over a week without a decision.

Watertown

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