President weighs rail labor pact amid Sherman law debate
The President discussed railroad labor agreements and proposed restrictions under Interstate Commerce Commission control. He favored lawful, limited pacts while opponents warned of political risks for the majority party. Lawmakers including Aldrich Dalzell Payne and Hepburn eyed possible bills and a child labor addition surfaced in talk.
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Hughes League mass meeting set for Thursday in Albany
A mass meeting in Albany under the Hughes League of the United States is announced for next Thursday with expected speakers General Pav Goatord Seth Low Congressman Wilson and President Young of the Republican Club. The street committee lists many well known officers and a strong local turnout. Similar meetings will be held across the state as William arnee Jr disputes Hughes nominating chances.
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Arkansas Republicans Back Taft Instructing Dele gates
In Little Rock on March 21 the Republican State Committee adopted resolutions favoring instructions for Taft. An amendment pledging loyal support and urging delegates to vote for William H. Taft until nominated by the Chicago convention was defeated by a vote of three.
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Senece Delegates Back Hughes for President Nomination
Interlaken New York March 21 Delegates selected by Seneca county Republican convention were instructed to work for the election of national convention delegates who favor Governor Hughes for President.
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New Jersey Democrats Set Dates For Primaries And Conventions
Robert S. Bindspeth announced a meeting of the Democratic States Committee of New Jersey at the Davidson Building Jersey City on March 26. The committee will fix primary dates for delegates to the national convention and set a date for the state convention.
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Hughes keynotes Iowa ties at New York City dinner
Governor Hughes of New York and Governor Cummins of Iowa greeted guests at the Iowa Society dinner in Hotel Plaza. Hughes urged focus on city duties, warned against over chasing dollars, and praised civic virtue. Cummins defended Iowa economic policy and urged fair scrutiny of national finances.
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Hughes the Optimist Addresses Beta Theta Pi Dinner
Governor Hughes told about nine hundred of a thousand men do right and praised equal rights for all at a Beta Theta Pi dinner at the Hotel Astor. Speakers including H S Boutell and W E Borah urged tariff revision and fair rates as naval display impressed attendees. A missing man case was noted as likely a bridge jumper.
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Governor attends opening of 2d Battalion Naval Militia armory
Governor Hughes visits the 2d Battalion Naval Militia armory at 52a Street and the Bay in South Brooklyn for the opening ceremony. The event features long service medals for officers many Civil War veterans, artillery drills, signaling on bridges, and a post ceremony dance before the Governor departs for Manhattan.
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Harmony statement endorses Bryan over Harmon in Cincinnati
The Democratic county election committee adopted a harmony statement this afternoon in Cincinnati, endorsing W. J. Bryan for president and ignoring Judson Harmon. The move signals party unity despite the ongoing campaign tensions.
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Cannon's Tariff Views Sealed by Danville GOP
The 18th Congress District Republican convention held at Speaker Joseph Cannon's home elected Lemuel Small and P. Hitch as delegates to the Republican National Convention with W. R. Jewell and George F. Buckingham as alternates. Resolutions urge delegates to support Cannon until he is nominated or withdrawn. The plank favors conservative tariff policy and cites Roosevelt's praise of Cannon.
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