New York Republicans Name Possible State Ticket Lines
Republican circles expect a solid chance for the party to nominate its statewide slate with Governor candidates likely to include Horace White or James Wadeworth. Possible lieutenant governor and other posts feature a broad set of names from Syracuse to Kingston and Nassau to Queens, with Judge Haight likely to be renominated.
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Horace White
Syracuse
James W. Wadeworth
Barnes
Albany
Wadsworth
James W. Wadsworth
John Raines
Edwin A. Merritt
John Lewis Childs
Queens
Frank A. Daley
Niagara Falls
George A. Davis
Buffalo
W. W. Armstrong
Insurance Investigating Committee
Julius M. Mayer
Gilbert D. B. Hasbrouck
Kingston
Harvey D. Hinman
Binghamton
Gaus
William A. Prendergast
Brooklyn
William N. Calder
Ww. W. Armstrong
Rochester
George A. Lewis
Nassau County
George Brush
Suffolk County
Homer A. Moore
Assembly
W. D. Barnes
Rensselaer
John S. Maxwell
Amsterdam
Grand Army
Republican
Samuel A. Coulson
Jamestown
James A. Lavery
Poughkeepsie
Frank M. Williams
Madison County
Livya Collis
New York
Arthur O’brien
Utica
Judge Haight
Court of Appeals
Kings Test Criticised for Hughes Sentiment in Brooklyn
TheBrooklyn tests on Hughes drew criticism as officials reported mixed results. In 12th Assembly District Calder ran tests with 270 ballots showing 20 against Hughes. In 19th District official results showed Hughes winning 242 to 196. Young Republican James cited postcard tests in Rth Assembly District with 576 against Hughes to 105 for him.
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Hughes
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Brownsville
W. M. Calder
W. H. Tappey
C. 5. Devoy
B. W. Voorheis
Darwin R. James, Jr
Young Republican Club
Rth
Jacob Brenner
Republican Executive Committee
Sharp Reply to Barnes in Albany Taft-Hughes Letter
The Taft-Hughes League reports rising Republican sentiment for Governor Hughes renomination. In a letter via Dr H L K Shaw to State Committeeman Barnes the group accuses Barnes supporters of compromising decency, warns reformers desert him, and stresses the Republican party's primacy over any leader.
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Tribune
Albany
Taft-Hughes League
Hughes
H. L. K. Shaw
Barnes
League
Wsn
Republican Party
Bryan Plans East Tour With Parker Hill Guests
William J. Bryan will spend Sept 2 with Alton B. Parker at Esopus New York and then go to Albany and Wolfers Roost to visit David B. Hill. He will also spend time at Deer Park Maryland with Joan T. McGraw and Henry G. Davis. Dates for West Virginia visits and state fair stops were announced. Changes include speaking in Jersey City on Sept 15 and Wilmington on Sept 17, with New York City date moved to Sept 18. Senator Culberson leads Eastern HQ efforts.
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William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Esopus
N. Y
Albany
Wolferts Roost
David B. Hill
Mr. Bryan
Parker
Hill
Mack
Deer Park
Joan T. McGraw
West Virginia
Henry G. Davis
Bryan
Wheeling
Cumberland
Baltimore
New York
Europe
East
Wilmington
Del
Jersey City
New York City
Culberson
Thomas F. Grady
National
Nona E. Gack
Demoncrats Coud
Governor Hughes Speaks at Rockland County Fair
Governor Hughes praises law and the constitution as he urges suburban growth and moral citizenship. He stresses fair government, agricultural support, and a government guided by justice. The crowd greets him with enthusiasm. many say Hughes would win renomination if a party shift occurs.
Wadsworth’s Name to Be Presented for Governor
Rochester reports Speaker James W. Wadsworth Jr. and Assembly Clerk Ray B. Smith visiting. Wadsworth’s name would be presented to the Republican convention by Livingston County for Governor. He called the race mixed but said he would campaign if nominated.
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Rochester
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Assembly
Ray B. Smith
Wadsworth
Livingston County
Plan Hughes Test in the 29th Assembly District
Darwin R. James Jr of Brooklyn and others will speak at a meeting tomorrow night at the Hughes Club on South Street and Madison Avenue to gauge independent voters in the 2nd Assembly District. Frank Hendrick, prize winner for best essay on the Republican gate, will be among the speakers.
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Darwin R. James, Jr
Brooklyn
Charlies EH. Hughes Club
Sth
Madison Avenue
Frank Hendrick
Republican Ti Nois Convention Nominates Trustees and Hears Cannon
Springfield Ti no is held as Joseph G. Cannon leads the state Republican convention. Trustees for the University of Illinois are chosen, electors selected, and a platform adopted. Cannon urges unity and harmony, defends courts, criticizes labor leaders, recalls Sherman act, and predicts Kane’s national campaign remarks. Danville notes Cannon’s eighteenth campaign kickoff in the city tomorrow night to answer Gompers and address national issues.
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Tinois
University of Illinois
Joseph G. Carmon
Congress
Federation
Chicago
United States
Equity Court
Gompers
Denver
Bryan
House of Representatives
Leslie M. Shaw
Hopkins
Deneen
Cannon
St. Louis
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Danville
Joseph G. Cannon
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Forfeited bail in Brooklyn primary vote bribery case
David Rapp a 25 year old stonecutter of 735 Lincoln Place confessed to being bribed to vote illegally in Williamsburg. He claimed a stranger offered payment if he voted at several polling places using a card bearing Philip Lynch’s name from 28 Meeker Avenue. Lynch was an inspector. Rapp was arrested after attempting to vote. Others named in the case failed to appear or provided fictitious names. bail from Samuel Gordon was forfeited and DA to investigate.
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Brooklyn
David Rapp
Lincoln Place
O'Reilly
Manhattan Avenue Court
Williamsburg
Fth Street
Second Avenue
Manhattan
Rapp
Philip Lynch
Meeker Avenue
Lynch
John Ryan
East 112Th
East 3d Street
Samuel Gordon
Furlong
Bedford Avenue
John Clark
South 4Th Street
Joseph McDonnell
Thomas Brady
Charles O'Brien
South 3d Street
21St Assembly
Paul Jacke
Meserole Street
Republican primaries in Chemung for Hughes renomination
Republican primaries were held in Chemung County with few districts sending delegates. Voters largely favored Governor Hughes for renomination, while Fassett urged district leaders to reflect the voters' will in tomorrow's delegate selections. Delegates to the state convention are expected to go un instructed.
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Tribune
Elmira
N. Y
Chemung County
Hughes
Fassett
Nassau Republicans name delegates at Mineola convention
Nassau County Republicans held their county convention in Mineola on September 9 selecting delegates to state Judiciary Congress and Senatorial conventions. Resolutions endorsed the national and state administrations. State convention delegates go uninstructed but Hughes supporters. Senatorial delegates are unlisted.
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Nassau
Mineola
Long Island
Nassau County
Hughes
Lilley Heads Ticket at Republican State Convention
In New Haven on September 9, Lilley leads the ticket as the Republican State Convention closes after six hours of tense anticipation. Delegates and spectators packed the Hyperion Theatre amid expected fireworks and spirited support for both national and state candidates.
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New Haven
Hyperion Theatre
Connecticut Republicans Name Lilley and Ticket Leaders
The Connecticut Republican convention nominated George L. Lilley for Governor with a full slate including Frank B. Weeks, Matthew H. Rogers, Freeman F. Patten, and Thomas P. D. Bradstreet. Major Tilson won the Congressional representation over Senator James F. Walsh after a tense balloting sequence.
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George L. Lilley
Connecticut
Waterbury
Frank B. Weeks
Middletown
Connecticut Republicans Endorse Roosevelt Era and Platform
Connecticut Republicans affirm support for President Roosevelt and the Republican Congress, back the Chicago convention platform, and urge electors to back convention nominees. They commend Governor Rollin S. Woodruff for upholding high standards, courage, and ability in state administration.
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Vention
Roosevelt
Chicago
Connecticut
Rollin S. Woodruff
Swisher Forces Win in West Virginia Republican Fight
The Republican National Committee backed the regular West Virginia state committee led by S. W. Matthews, after a sub committee found the Gaines‑presided convention and the Matthews‑led body regular. The Sherr faction, led by Arnold Sherr, faces exclusion or running independently, with only one set of presidential electors to be nominated.
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West Virginia
Charles R. Swisher
Sherr
Republican National Committee
Arnold Sherr
Hitchcock
W. L. Ward
T. C. du Pont
Charles F. Brooker
Joseph H. Gaines
Republican State Committee
S. V. Matthews
W. Matthews
Swisher
Democrats at Richmond County Fair Celebrate Democracy Day
At the Richmond County Fair at Dongan Hills Staten Island prominent Democrats attended Democratic Day led by John E. Atwood R B Mahany and C J McCormack introduced by Lewis Nixon. Children filled the grounds with thousands of students and ex Assemblyman Daniel T Cornell led a flag waving train. A horse rider broke his leg in the last half mile and the 2 30 class pace winner was Lady Bonanza driven by Dennis Buckley. Tomorrow Republican Day expected Governor Hughes to attend with Braniff to escort him to the fair.
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Richmond County Fair
Dongan Hills
Staten Island
John E. Atwood
The
National Committee
R. B. Mahany
C. J. McCormack
Richmond
Lewis Nixon
Daniel T. Cornell
Clifton
Cromwell
Richard W. Sherman
Utica
Henry Watterson
Louisville -Ourier- Journal
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Connors
Mount Loretta
Father Fitzgerald
Willie Smith
Lady Bonanza
Dennis Buckley
Marion
D. Hallenbeck
Spinach
D. Weinberger
Hughes
Fair Association
Braniff
Republican County Committee of
Hotel Astor
Fair Grounds
Parker Not a Candidate for New York Governor
Washington reports Alton B. Parker denied any willingness to seek the Democratic nomination for New York Governor. He said he does not want to hold public office again and that his answer was meant for his friends. Parker will entertain Mr. Bryan at dinner next Sunday.
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Washington
New York
Alton B. Parker
Mr. Parker
Mr. Bryan
Iowa Deadlock in Senate Election Resumes After Ballot
Des Moines reports deadlock in the Senate race with Cummins at 66, Porter 46, and 43 scattered after one ballot. The Assembly adjourned until Thursday. Cummins gained two votes from progressive delegates. The House approved a bill creating a separate primary ballot with an oath of party affiliation.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Joint Assembly
Cummins
Porter
Scattering
House
Governor Expects Weeks for Jerome Hearings Decision
Governor Hughes has started weighing Commissioner Hand's Jerome hearings report and the voluminous testimony. Officials say the decision will not be announced for several weeks due to the extensive review and the governor's heavy state duties.
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Hughes
Hand
Jerome
Greene County delegates back Hughes at Cairo convention
The Greene County publican Convention met in Cairo on September 9. Resolutions endorsed the administrations of Kent Roosevelt and Governor Hughes. Delegates were instructed to vote for Governor Hughes at the state convention.
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Tribune
Catskill
N. Y
Greene County Publican
Cairo
Kent Roosevelt
Hughes
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