New Idea Republicans Sweep New Jersey In Primary Landslide
The New Idea Republicans routed the regulars and the Reform Democrats defeated the organization in New Jersey. Everett Colby won renomination by 1 766 votes and led Colby nominees for Assembly. Essex Sheriff and Newark East Orange votes showed strong support for Colby allies while the Democratic machine faced defeats. The new direct nomination law drew 38 960 Newark ballots, signaling broad backing despite counting delays. Registration days set for October 5 6 10 and 12 with 7 am to 10 pm hours.
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Kings County Republicans Hold Senate Conventions
In Kings County Republican Senate conventions last night only the 8th District sparked clashes over a candidate. Three contenders—Major Frederick A. Wells Warren N. Lee and Captain John A. Fahnestock—vied amid factional support with 142 341 and 117 votes respectively. The body adjourned to Tuesday while results listed Reuben L. Gledhill Eugene M Travis Edgar Hazelwood John Kissel Charles Alt as other nominees.
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Woodruff Cheers On Hughes Campaign Surge
Timothy L. Woodruff stated there are no stronger campaigns for Republican success than the Hughes bid. Upstate reports show Hughes sentiment rising, and Woodruff calls the trend healthy and gratifying as Governor Hughes plans political speeches in Mount Vernon and Poughkeepsie in October.
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Gompers Answers Under Protest In Labor Case
Washington testimony in the Bucks Store Company contempt proceedings features Samuel Gompers, AFL president, answering prosecutor Davenport’s questions about editorial content in The American Federationist. Gompers admits responsibility for the magazine’s editorials amid objections from defense counsel Ralston, with further questioning planned.
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West Virginia Republicans End Dual Ticket Feud
Following Swisher's withdrawal and Scherr's move to the Lincoln ticket, regular Republicans unite behind William E. Glasscock as the sole candidate for governor. The July nominations for other regular state tickets remain in place.
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Taft Campaign Gains Momentum in Maryland and New York
Frederic R. Coudert voices support for Taft while highlighting Democratic weaknesses. James Sherman launches the Rooseveltian bid in New York as Republicans expect a large Carnegie Hall crowd for Bevv eridge's speech on Business and Trusts. Maryland Republicans critique Bryanism and Bryan followers in Baltimore amid party organization tensions.
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Taft Campaign Talk Heard At Seabright Hall
Wilbur F. Wakeman and Col. John J. McCook addressed a large Seabright audience praising Taft and urging support for his presidential bid. The speakers tied Taft to leadership, warned against a Democratic House, and cited McKinley and Roosevelt endorsements.
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Taft Tour Across Ohio Indiana Emphasizes Labor Policy
Taft travels by special train to Ohio and Indiana with stops at Chicago Harbor and Madison. He rebuts Labour hostility claims and outlines Republican labor protections, praises Roosevelt era reforms, and stresses railroad prosperity as vital to national credit and wages.
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Crane Not at Headquarters in Taft Campaign Visit
Senator W. Murray Crane of Massachusetts arrived from Cincinnati yesterday and did not visit the Republican National Headquarters. Rumors linked him to Hitchcock’s campaign role, awaiting Hitchcock’s return tomorrow. Ex Governor Murphy of New Jersey also visited and predicted Taft would win Jersey safely.
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Controller Exonerates Byrnes in City Real Estate Case
Controller Herman A. Metz reinstates Thomas F. Byrnes as head of the real estate appraisement division in the Finance Department after an investigation into the police horse training site purchase near Flushing found no dishonesty. Byrnes had been suspended in July and had planned to resign but will return to duty. Byrnes leads the anti-McCarren faction in Kings 11th Assembly District, with Metz expressing support in the late primary contest.
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Governor Hughes Announced Itinerary for National Rally Tour
Albany reports Governor Hughes releases his first tour schedule for the National Republican Committee. He departs New York September 27 at 3 20 p m, stops in Indianapolis South Bend Detroit Cleveland Clarksburg Baltimore and New York City with multiple speeches through October 3 including Jamestown Dunkirk and Buffalo.
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