Quay Campaign Cash Tactics Criticized by Northeastern Panel
In Northeastern Pennsylvania, critics accuse Senator Quay of using money to influence primaries in Luzerne and Lackawanna counties while routing the opposition with a "soap" distribution of cash. They argue the Quay brand relies on payments to secure unpledged delegates and question the integrity of party leadership.
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Philadelphia the battleground in Quay convention clash
A partisan analysis argues Philadelphia decides the fate of Quay at the state convention with seventy delegates at stake. Hastings forces grip city support while Quay must win a substantial Philadelphia share to avoid defeat, amid shifting loyalties and internal enmities.
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Quay's Philadelphia War and GOP Split
The piece attacks Senator Quay and his Philadelphia allies over municipal corruption. It argues Quay’s battle against the state administration would doom any Republican who dares think independently, warning that Pennsylvanians will not retreat into line.
Quay faction cracks in state convention fight
A lengthy political analysis notes Quay undercut by alleged delegate treachery and dissension in Lackawanna Luzerne and Northampton counties. Hastings supporters deny betrayals while Reeders face potential fallout, and critics warn Quay must win votes without deceit. Other items include reactions to bicycle craze and party harmony.
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Democrats Rally Behind Quay Against State Republicans
The Democratic press and politicians rally to Senator Quay amid a row with the party, a familiar pattern in Pennsylvania politics. Democrats in several counties aided his campaigns in Republican primaries, a paradox critics urge contemporaries to explain.
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Comment of the Press Dr Johnson Not an Aspirant
Wilkes-Barre Record rebuts Scranton Tribune claim that Republicans believed Johnson would replace Williams as delegate. It says no such feeling existed and Johnson never sought office, agreeing only to be listed as alternate with no one asking for the secondary honor. The piece questions the Tribune’s source and notes the witness statement about Quay.
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Quay Opponents See Rising Youth Leadership in Montgomery
Norristown Herald and Lebanon Report note a shift against Quay with young Republicans leading the revolt. They argue Hastings supporters face distrust, while Quay workers fail to drum up mass backing. The debate centers on loyalty, ability, and funding as candidates seek county convention delegates.
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The Chair at Breakfast Prompts Political Banter
In a Times-Herald excerpt, Mr. Rising jokes about taking the chair and floor at a political meeting, while Mrs. Rising hails the platform as an honor. The couple discusses leadership, bolting the platform, and the idea of speaking, with neighbors watching and banter about “silver plank” and doors and windows.
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Florey Launches Uniform Giveway for Boys Baseball
Clarence M. Florey a sporting goods dealer on Wyoming Avenue rolls out a ten cent ball or bat promotion that includes a uniform cap and belt for each purchase. Among the hustlers is Mr. Florey.
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