Republicans Set Early State Ticket Names for New York
The conference is confident in winning and lists possibles for governor and other top posts. Horace White and James Wadsworth are among likely lieutenant governor candidates with several lawmakers and figures from Syracuse Albany and Buffalo receiving consideration.
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Horace White
Syracuse
James W. Wadeworth
Mr. Barnes
Albany
Wadsworth
James W. Wadsworth
John Raines
Edwin A. Merritt, Jr
John Lewis Childs
Queens
Frank A. Dudley
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
Wiliam A. Prendergast
Brooklyn
William N. Calder
Rochester
George A. Lewis
Jeager
Nassau County
George Brush
Suffolk County
Homer A. Moore
4Th Assembly
W. D. Barnes
Rensselaer
John S. Maxwell
Amsterdam
Grand Army
Samuel A. Coulson
Jamestown
James A. Lavery
Poughkeepsie
Frank M. Willams
Madison County
Livya Collis
New York
Arthur O’brien
Utica
Juyee Haight
Court of Appeals
Kings Test Criticised In Brooklyn For Hughes Sentiment
The Brooklyn tests on Governor Hughes drew strong critique as results revealed unusual patterns. In areas like Coney Island and Brownsville Hughes carried districts seen as his weakness while unofficial polls in other districts showed varied support. Local leaders reported mixed outcomes with several unofficial counts showing high Hughes support, contrasting with official results in the 19th District where Hughes won.
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Hughes
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Brownsville
W. M. Calder
W. H. Tappey
C. S. Devoy
BE. W. Voorheis
Darwin R. James, Jr
Young Republican Club
Rth
Jacob Brenner
Republican Executive Committee
Sharp Reply to Barnes in Albany Republican Loyalists Letter
The Taft-Hughes League in Albany cites rising membership beyond two thousand and urges Barnes to join. The secretary Dr. H. L. K. Shaw transmits a rebuke describing entrenched political camp followers, warning of their subservience to personal gain and predicting a split from Barnes if he stays aligned with them. The letter stresses the Republican party’s primacy over any individual leader and laments a rift in party ideals.
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Tribune
Albany
Taft-Hughes League
Hughes
H. L. K. Shaw
Barnes
League
The
Polis
Republican Party
Bryan Visits Parker Hill and Westward Political Tour
Chicago reports William J. Bryan will guest Sunday at Esopus New York with Alton B. Parker and later at Wolfits Roost with David B. Hill. He plans stops in Deer Park Maryland and Wheeling West Virginia plus speeches in Cumberland and Baltimore. Changes include Jersey City and Wilmington dates and enhanced East Coast appearances as National Chairman Mack coordinates. Senator Culberson travels to New York to support Eastern operations. Newsman Grady notes Norman E. Black as a leading Democratic governor candidate choice.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Esopus
N. Y
Albany
Wolf
David B. Hill
Mr. Bryan
Parker
Hill
Mack
Deer Park
Joan T. McGraw
West Virginia
Henry G. Davis
Bryan
Wheeling
Cumberland
New York City
Culberson
New York
Thomas F. Grady
Aizi
Noman FE
Governor Hughes Praises Law and Rural Progress at Rockland Visit
Governor Hughes hails suburban growth and farm interests, urges adherence to the constitution and fair government. He lauds Cornell University agricultural work, calls for equal opportunities for country youths, and warns against revolutionary legislation while stressing justice and public service reform. He receives enthusiastic support from fair officials and crowds at multiple stops, with plans to speak at Staten Island’s Richmond County Fair.
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Commonwealth
Cornell University
Public Service Commission
Hughes
Cannon on Injunction and Labor in Illinois Convention
Springfield and Danville reports show Speaker Joseph G Cannon addressing Republican state gathering and an upcoming campaign stop. He defends court powers, ridicules labor leaders, criticizes Sherman act amendments favoring union aims, and ties tariff policy to Civil War era conditions. Leslie M Shaw, Senator Hopkins, and Governor Deneen also spoke.
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Springfield
Inois
University of Illinois
Joseph G. Carmon
Congress
Federation
Chicago
United States
Equity Court
Gompers
Denver
Bryan
House of Representatives
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury
Hopkins
Deneen
Cannon
St. Louis
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Danville
Joseph G. Cannon
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wadsworth's Name to Be Presented for Governor
Rochester report notes James Wadsworth Jr Speaker of the Assembly arrives with Ray Smith clerk. Livingston County delegation to present his name to the Republican convention as gubernatorial candidate. Wadsworth predicts a mixed situation but vows to campaign actively.
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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 at Sth Street and Madison Avenue to gauge independent voters sentiment in the 29th Assembly District. Frank Hendrick, winner of the 150 prize for the best essay on the Republican party, will be among the speakers.
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Darwin R. James, Jr
Brooklyn
Charles ©. Hughes
Sth Street
Madison Avenue
Frank Hendrick
Forfeited bail in Brooklyn primary vote bribery case
A Brooklyn primary voting bribery scheme led to the arraignment of David Rapp at Manhattan avenue court Williamsburg. He admitted being paid to vote illegally using a card under Philip Lynch and named several accomplices whose real or fictitious identities were exposed as bonds were forfeited.
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Brooklyn
David Rapp
Lincoln Place
O'Reilly
Manhattan Avenue Court
Williamsburg
Sth Street
Second Avenue
Manhattan
Rapp
Philip Lynch
Meeker Avenue
Lynch
John Ryan
East 112Th Street
Jacob Davis
East 116Th Street
John Halloran
Grand Street
James Diamond
East 3d Street
Samuel Gordon
Furlong
Bedford Avenue Court
John Clark
South 4Th Street
Joseph McDonnell
South 6Th Street
Thomas Brady
Charles O’brien
South 3d Street
21St Assembly
Paul Jacke
Meserole Street
Republican Primaries in Chemung County Nineteen Ought Nine
In Elmira New York on September 9 Republican primaries were held in Chemung County. Very few districts sent delegates with most backing Governor Hughes for renomination. Tonight the forecast is that state convention delegates will go un instructed as voters showed appetite to express Hughes support.
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Tribune
Elmira
N. Y
Chemung County
Hughes
Fassett
Nassau Republicans name delegates. Hughes men lead
Mineola Sept. 9 Nassau County Republicans held their county convention selecting delegates to state Judicial and Congressional conventions. Delegates to the state convention go uninstructed but are Hughes men. Delegates to the Senatorial convention are authoritative. Resolutions endorsed the national and state administrations.
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Nassau
Mineola
Long Island
Nassau County
Hughes
Authurty
Lilley Heads Ticket at Republican State Convention
New Haven Sept 9 delegates and spectators endured six hours of tense suspense as the Republican State Convention closed with unbounded enthusiasm. Lilley led the ticket amid a dramatic finish at Hyperion Theatre promising a united party after a tense campaign.
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New Haven
Hyperion Theatre
Lilley Leads Republican Ticket In Connecticut Convention
The Connecticut Republican convention named George L Lilley for governor with Frank Weeks at lieutenant governor and a slate including Matthew H Rogers Freeman F Patten and Thomas D Bradstreet. John Q Tilson faced James F Walsh for Congress while Lilley’s camp secured key victories, and Joseph Barbour closed the event with a unifying tale.
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George L. Lilley
Waterbury
Frank B. Weeks
Middletown
Matthew H. Rogers
Bridgeport
Freeman F. Patten
Stafford
Connecticut Republicans Endorse Roosevelt Era Platform
The party units in Connecticut express full approval of President Roosevelt's administration and the Republican Congress. They back the Chicago convention platform and nominate convention candidates as worthy of electors’ support. Governor Rollin S. Woodruff is praised for high standards and courageous, capable state leadership.
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Vention
Roosevelt
Chicago
Connecticut
Rollin S. Woodruff
Swisher Forces Win in West Virginia Republican Fight
The Republican National Committee recognizes the Swisher led regular State Committee over the Sherr faction. Chairman Hitchcock approved the sub committee finding that the Gaines convention was regular and S. V. Matthews chairs the regular committee. The Sherr ticket faces withdrawal or running independently with only state offices at stake.
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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
Swisher
Democrats at Richmond Island Fair Celebrate Democratic Day
At the Richmond County Fair Grounds in Dongan Hills Staten Island a Democratic Day event drew leaders John E. Atwood R B Mahany and C J McCormack plus Lewis Nixon. Children filled the grounds as ex Assemblyman Daniel T Cornell led thousands of flag waving youngsters. A horse rider fractured a leg in the last half mile heat but the rider was unhurt. Trotting races included Lady Bonanza winning the 2 30 class purse with Dennis Buckley. Marion and Spinach followed. Republican day planned for today with Governor Hughes expected to speak and escorted by Chairman Braniff.
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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 -Courier- Journal
Charles F. Murphy
Connors
Mount Loretta
Father Fitzgerald
Willie Smith
Lady Bonanza
Dennis Buckley
Marion
E. 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
Alton B. Parker, while departing Washington for New York, denied reports he would accept the Democratic nomination for governor. He stated he has no desire to hold public office again and that his remarks were meant for friends. Parker will host Mr. Bryan at dinner next Sunday.
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Washington
New York
Alton B. Parker
Mr. Parker
Mr. Bryan
Deadlock in Iowa Senate race persists after ballot
Des Moines reports a continuing deadlock in the Iowa Senate contest. After one ballot, the Joint Assembly adjourned until Thursday with Cummins at 66 votes, Porter 46, and 43 scattering. Cummins gained two votes from two progressive representatives, while the House approved a bill for a separate primary ballot requiring an oath of party affiliation.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Joint Assembly
Cummins
Porter
Scattering
House
Governor Deliberates on Jerome Hearings Report
Governor Hughes has started reviewing Commissioner Hand's Jerome hearings report and the lengthy testimony. The volume of material and his heavy state duties mean a decision is unlikely for several weeks.
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Hughes
Hand
Jerome
Greene Delegates for Hughes from Greene County Convention
Greene County Republican Convention met in Cairo and endorsed the Roosevelt and Hughes administrations. Delegates to the state convention were instructed to vote for Governor Hughes.
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Tribune
Catskill
N. J
Greene County
Cairo
Roosevelt
Hughes
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