Roosevelt Attacks Roosevelts and Demagogues in Partisan Debates
The piece argues President Roosevelt misuses power to crown a successor, labeling him a national party chairman. It contends Taft Roosevelt and backers must discard leaders like Aldrich Cannon and Sherman, while predicting Democratic gains across states amid Republican turmoil.
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Republican Party
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Foraker
Aldrich
Cannon
Sunny Jim Sherman
Larrazolo Speech Reported by Roswell Register Tribune
The Roswell Register Tribune attributes a speech to Mr. Larrazolo, asking when and where he spoke and naming witnesses. A responsible American citizen who heard the remarks is cited as having attended, with the newspaper asserting its own unsupported wording lacks standing.
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O. A. Larrazolo
Larrazolo
Register-Tribune
New Mexico
Roswell
Roswell Register-Tribune
Register- Tribune
Roosevelt era politics and McClure on Kern and Bryan discussed
The piece argues Roosevelt uses corporate money and government power to influence elections, condemns trust domination in the Republican party, and portrays the Democratic party as the people’s. It highlights Col. J. T. McClure's view of Kern and Bryan and recalls Bryan’s 1888 political speech with a Samson and Philistines anecdote from the Albuquerque Journal.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
McClure
New York
Lilley
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Party of the People
Col
J. T. McClure
Mr. Bryan
Judge Kern
Kern
Iowa
Indiana
Nebraska
Henry Watterson
Democratic National Press Bureau
Judge Taft
Ohio
Cincinnati
Boss Cox
Joseph Benson Foraker
Toledo
Cox
Foraker
Taft
Hughes
Their Sins Have Found Them Out
Col Henry Watterson denounces the Cincinatti Machine and Taft Foraker rift as backers become partners in politics. In New Mexico Hagerman battles machine corruption while Andrews negotiates and the governor is removed amid a Pennsylvania Development Company contract dispute. Texas visitors Lohmann Joyce Parsons Stone Hagerman Ballard in Santa Fe.
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Pennsylvania Development Company
W. H. Andrews
Trial ends in cattle branding case and local court notes
The district court found two young men guilty of illegal branding or mavericking and they head to Santa Fe seeking a pardon. Justice Welter fined May Howard $50 plus costs for a disorderly house conviction, with appeals possible. Five related cases remain for justice court. Jim and Will Burns prepare for baseball duties in California and Japan respectively after a irrigation congress visit.
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Santa Fe
May Howard
A. J. Welter
District Court
Justice Court
Lordsburg
N. M
Albuquerque
Jim
California
Los Angeles
Japan
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Ee Daily
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Senator Foraker
Hearst
Phillistines
Dagon
Samson
Hanly
Illinois
Mississippi
Missouri River
Kansas
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Montey
Frank Hitchcock
Foxy Murray Crane
Randolph
Ane
al Ae
Congress
C. A. Larrazole
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
W. D. McBee
James Mullins
C. R. Brice
Chaves
N. J. Fritz
Coun
W. M. Atkinson
J. T. Evans
F. P. Gayle
Co. L. Ballard
Guy H. Herbert
James Sutherland
C.C. Hill
V. R. Kenney
Uilery Furniture Co
Ambulance Service
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican National Campaign Committee
The
Santa Fe New
Albu
Son
Albuquerque Daily Democrat
Hagerman
Andrews
White House
Altho
President’s Advisers
Charles L. Lohmann
Franklin, la
John R. Joyce
Carlsbad
Minnesota
Frank Parsons
North Sea Avenue
Garnet Stone
Pinon
Hope
Ballard
Caldwells
Charles L. Ballard
Tom and Lee Caldwell
Territorial Penitentiary
Gandy
Kiplings
Mahara
Orpheum
Will Burns
Jim Burns
Washington City
Keiser Orchard
Eastern Railway Co
National Irrigation Congress and Industrial Exposition
D. L. Meyers
M. D. Burns
Roswell, N. M
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