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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
4
The piece laments intraparty fighting between Taft and Roosevelt as the Republican nomination process heats up. It notes Democratic observers mocking the feud and cites the Deseret News criticizing the president's stump tour and the strain on Congress and the nation as campaigns press on.
President Taft factions condemn misrepresentation and vilification in the 1912 Republican race. A statement from William McKinley Jr. cites Roosevelt’s camp as attacking Taft and the party, urging a halt to personal assaults and socialism charges.
The article accuses Pittsburgh figure Flinn of corruption and seeking influence through a tainted deal with Senator Quay in 1905. It portrays Theodore Roosevelt reemerging to attack Taft while accusing Roosevelts ally of lining pockets with public funds and securing pro Flinn support.
The piece accuses Theodore Roosevelt of using federal patronage to secure renomination. It alleges Roosevelt appointees in Taft's administration worked against Taft, cites Montana manager Joseph Madison, and Texas ally Cecil Lyon pressuring officeholders for money to defeat Taft. It also claims Roosevelt governors and Pixon pressured Senate confirmations.
President Taft has 383 delegates pledged to renomination, Roosevelt 170, La Follette 36, and Cummins 6. Taft’s supporters are described as unwavering, voting for him first and always.
The article recounts Roosevelt resisting tariff revision at White House request from Aldrich and Cannon. It notes his letters questioning Morgan interests, cites Perkins as Roosevelt campaign fund contributor, and mentions Roosevelt’s stance toward International Harvester and United States Steel. It also covers his refusals to allow prosecution of the International Worster company after Perkins visit.
McCormick of the McCormick faction stands as a vigorous backer of Theodore Roosevelt, signaling continued political mobilization. The strong endorsement highlights ongoing activity within Roosevelt’s network.
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