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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1908

Page

18

Vice Presidency Debate and Party Platform Split

A national committeeman argues Governor Hughes is the strongest West and perhaps nation wide for Taft’s running mate. Ballinger will press the President and Taft against overzealous forest policy endorsements. The piece notes discord over anti injunction and antitrust planks and predicts conservative strategy from Cannon.

Cannon Forest Service Judge Ballinger Washington Taft Ballinger Garfield General Land Office Seattle Representa van Cleave

Leaders debate Taft Roosevelt fate at Chicago convention

Chicago dispatch outlines shifting support for Governor Hughes and possible Sherman candidacy, plus platform battles over anti injunction clauses and railroad trust limits. It notes TaftRoosevelt unity pressure, Texas contest outcomes, and party factions maneuvering as delegates determine the GOP platform and nomination prospects.

Built Up Eight Food Gives Strength and Brain Power

A reader credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with lifting energy and endurance after poor nutrition. The testimonial notes restored strength, nerve, and vigor, with weight gain and reduced fatigue during travel. Postum Co. shipments from Battle Creek are cited.

N.Y Rene Peigie Postum Co Rattle Creek Wellville

Union League Club Urges Judiciary Endorsement at RNC

The Union League Club voted unanimously to urge the Republican National Convention to include in its platform an endorsement of the state and national judiciary. Ex Judge Whitman sent copies to convention leaders and New York delegates. The club also congratulated Governor Hughes on anti racetrack gambling bills and thanked Senator Foelker for backing them.

Hughes New York Mutual Commercial and Industrial League of New York Timothy L. Woodfor Seth Low James Sherman George B. Cortelyou Senator Crane Massachusetts Crane Bay State Hale Sanders Oliver Brownlow Senator Lodge Texas Taft Fairbanks Lyons Virginia Territories Union League Club Committee On Whitman New York State Foelker

Opposition to Woodruff Delegates From New York

Opposition to State Chairman Woodruff’s vice-presidential boom forms among New York delegates. The group plans to reveal dissent on the special train to Chicago carrying Chairman Woodruff, Representative Parsons, Representative Bennet, Speaker Wadsworth and others.

Woodruff New York Chicago Parsons Bennet Wadsworth Taft Hughes

Woodruff Considers Vice Presidency Amid Taft Support

Washington observers note the New York state chairman may back Taft for the presidential nomination with a complimentary vote. Woodruff signals readiness to present Governor Hughes if needed, and defends his position on Chicago politics as editor G J Corey heads to Chicago to boost Woodruff.

Washington Taft Woodruff Chicago Chaireman Woodruff American Commerce and Industries National Commercial and Industrial League Philadelphia G J. Corey New York Hughes General Woodford

New York State Special Train Leaves for Republican Convention

Preparation is complete as a nine car special train departs Grand Central at noon for Chicago carrying about 160 people led by Timothy L. Woodruff and including Mrs. Woodruff and other state officials. Delegates and guests, with additional riders, are to arrive in Chicago around 1 1 0 a m tomorrow. The return time is undecided.

New York State Chicago Timothy L. Woodruff State Committee Woodruff John J. Bartlett John K. Stewart Amsterdam William B. Charles Wadsworth Herbert Parsons Ezra Prentice Miss Prentice J. S. Parker William Barnes Charles W. Anderson Anderson Internal Revenue Congressman Sereno E Payne Michael J. Cady Jacob Brenner Miss Brenner New York Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Agnew Fage Alids Fancher Raines Gates Cobb and Cassidy Frederick R. Hazzard Stewart L. Woodford Seth Low E. H. Butler Lafayette B. Gleason Utah Oklahoma Auditorium Hotel Luther B. Littl Tyrbalan

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