No Agreement With Judge Taft, Says Speaker At Station
A man claiming to represent The Toledo Times pressed for the speaker to recount a peace agreement with Judge Taft, but the speaker insisted no such agreement existed and dismissed rumors of conflict as mischief. He said their meeting on the reviewing stand and at a public gathering was social and nothing private was discussed. He expressed a wish to halt such reports.
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Ing
Toledo Times
Associated Press
Judge Taft
Taft Campaign Stops Planned Across Ohio to Cincinnati
Chairman Hitchcock announced Taft will ride the Big Four train from Sandusky to Cincinnati stopping at stations to meet cheering crowds. Local speakers will headline until October when national speakers join, with paid appearances planned. A Chicago funds committee and West Coast bureau workers coordinate, while Taft remains based in Cincinnati and travels for delegations.
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Chicago
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Taft
Sandusky
Cincinnati
H. A. Williams
State Executive Committee
Carey
Sherman
Beveridge and
Borah
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Garfield
Fairbanks
Cannon
Foraker
la Follette
Knox
Hughes
Congress
West
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Middle West
Ohio
Gilbert
East
Maine
Indianapolis
Toledo
Joseph A. Breckens
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tams Bixby
St. Paul
Minnesota
Jacobsen
Johnson
Governor Hughes Defended by Logan Club in Brooklyn
Hugh Gordon Miller praised Governor Hughes as the state leader while reading an unpublished letter about Surrogate Beckett’s appointment. The letter cited the governor’s proper conduct and echoed Roosevelt era precedent. Assistant US Attorney Crim backed Hughes after Holand Field’s attack drew hisses.
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Hughes
Republican Party
Hugh Gordon Miller
Logan Club
Sixth Avenue
Garfield Place
Brooklyn
Miller
Surrogate Beckett
Beckett
Roosevelt
United States
T. C. Crim
Manila Fibre
Holand Field
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Field
Hughes Indorsed in Binghamton Primaries
In Binghamton New York twelve of thirteen wards adopted resolutions endorsing Governor Hughes administration and directing delegates from Broome County to support his renomination at the state convention.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Hughes
Broome County
Hughes Test ballot to gauge Hughes renomination sentiment
The Tribune reports a nine district test vote next Tuesday to measure Republican support for Governor Hughes. Districts include the 2nd 6th 9th 18th 19th 25th 26th 30th and 35th with leaders Levenson Koenig Blake Nejediy Bennet Prentice Krulewitch Bowers and Whittle. Results expected to be binding but critics doubt conclusiveness amid party dynamics and enrollment issues.
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Hughes
Joseph Levenson
Levens
Joseph Nejediy
Nejediy
Parsons
William 5. Bennet
Bennet
the Tribune
Ezra P. Prentice
Washington
Madison Square
Samuel Krulewitch
Frank K. Bowers
Thomas W Whittle
Whittle
Republican County Committee
The
Tribune
Zennet
Republican Party
New York County
Tammany Hall
Personal Liberty League denounces blue laws in Brooklyn
A Prospect Hall Brooklyn meeting of the Personal Liberty League passes resolutions decrying restrictive laws and endorsing candidates resisting executive interference. Speakers include Andrew MacLean, Senator Crosby, and J Grattan MacMahon. Audience of about two thousand plus racing crowds and bookmakers.
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Personal Liberty League
Prospect Hall
Brooklyn
Andrew MacLean
Crosby
Missouri
Missouri Society
J. Grattan MacMahon
Kings County Grand Jury
MacLean
Jefferson
Erie Leaders In Conference Ahead Of State Convention
Buffalo Sept 3 a key conference will decide whether Erie delegates to the state convention will be instructed for the Governor. Governor will stop in Erie on the way to Lockport to meet Postmaster Frederick Greiner Clark H. Timmerman and other Republicans. Timmerman said Erie may remain uninstructed to be ready for any emergency and to support renomination if needed.
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Tribune
Buffalo
Erie
Saratoga
Lockport
Frederick Greiner
Clark H. Timmerman
Timmerman
Hughes
Parker Dodges Governor Rumor Near Democratic Headquarters
Ex-President candidate Parker refused to discuss a possible run for Governor after two hours with National Chairman Mack at the Hoffman House. The visit stirred chatter about a gubernatorial bid, while Parker noted willingness to campaign for the national ticket. Democratic leaders in New York outlined plans to push the campaign vigorously, organize college clubs, and handle convention contests efficiently.
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Alton B. Parker
Mack
Democratic National
Hoffman House
Rainbow Chasers
Judge Parker
Bryan
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Denver
Grover Cleveland
Severat
Far West
Los Angeles
Nicoll
West
Senate
National Committee
Robert S. Hudspeth
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
Cummings
East
Robert €. Luce
C. A. Mountjoy
New York State
Conners
University of Hard Knocks
Buffalo
Young
Rochester
Auburn
Chautauqua
Democratic Party
Jim’ Kennedy
Kickers
Erie
Hearst
McCarren
Mr. Conners
State Committee
Glynn
Jackson
Tammany
Herbert P. Bissell
New York
E. I. Jones
Maine
John W. Tomlinson
Alabama
J. Walter Smith
Maryland
John W. Coughlan
Massachusetts
R. E. Lee Mountcastle
Tennessee
J. Taylor Ellyson
Virginia
W. E. Chilton
West Virginia
Charles F. Thayer
Edwin A. Newman
Washington
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
Eugene E. Reed
New Hampshire
Thomas H. Brown
Vermont
John J. Walsh
Frank Jerome Hoyle
Professor Watkins Nominated by Prohibition Party
Ada Ohio Sept 3 Professor Aaron S Watkins informed he was nominated as the Prohibition party candidate for Vice President by the National Prohibition Convention in Brown Auditorium Ohio Northern University Robert Patton of Springfield IL delivered the notification address and Watkins replied with applause and references to party principles.
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Ada
Ohio
Brown
Ohio Northern University
Aaron S. Watkins
National Prohibition Party
Robert Patton
Springfield
Watkins
Prohibition Party
House sets Sept. 9 for short-term Iowa Senate election
Des Moines reports the Iowa House approved a concurrent resolution to elect a short-term U.S. Senator on September 9. The vote stood 72 to 2 with Democrats voting alongside the Progressives.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House
Republican ticket named at Idaho convention
Boise September 3 reports the Republican State Convention nominated United States Senator Weldon B Heyburn Representative Thomas R Hamer and Governor James H Brady of Bannock for the coming election.
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Boise
Idaho
United States
Weldon B. Heyburn
Thomas R. Hamer
James H. Brady
Bannock
Dead Men on Primary Roll Faced Court Ruling
The Brooklyn anti McCarren petition to strike ten thousand dead or missing voters from the primary enrolment books was denied by Supreme Court Justice Blackmar. The decision rests on lack of competent evidence in the moving papers. The question of use by repeaters is reserved for McCarren primary inspectors.
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Maurice V. Theall
Hugh A. McTernan
Brooklyn anti-McCarren
Supreme Court
Blackmar
McCarren
Belmont Park to Close Betting Ring Under County Plan
A Mineola conference among Sheriff Foster, District Attorney Coles, and Nassau County Supervisors decided there will be no betting at Belmont Park during the Westchester Racing Association fall meet. They aim to limit deputy costs and expect the track to adopt a policy similar to Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay, barring bookmaking and closing the betting ring. The court ruling on private bets was discussed, with no interference anticipated.
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Mineola
Long Island
Joseph H. Foster
Coles
Nassau County Board of Supervisors
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Queens County
Westchester Association
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Gaynor
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Anti-McCarren
Conference ON Betting
Nassau
New York Central
Western Express
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Western
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Northern& Western Express
Grand Central Station
43D Street
New York City
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Weehawken
West 42d Street
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125Th Street
Broadway
Columbus Avenue
West 126Th Street
AL Beay
Fulton St
L. F. Vosburgh
Madison
America
Stephen Phillips
Stephen Phillips and
J. Comyns Carr
Mr. Phillips
Owen Seaman
Morning Post
London
Hamilton W. Mabie
the Outlook
Ulysses
Sin of
David
Nero
Cousin Cinderella
Mrs. Everard Cotes
Sara Jeannette Duncan
Wroth
Agnes
Egerton Castle
Jennice
the Macmillan Company
Sth Ave
Evening Mail
Saturday Evening Mail Illustrated Magazine
Frederic Edward McKay
Kings County
County Court
Clarke
Robert H. Elder
Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Gunn
W. H. Gocher
Fair Association
Une
Geehe
New York Police Department
MR. Southwick
Schenectady
George N. Southwick
Albany
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