Roosevelt Links Fraud Claims to Taft Loss
A New York election report debunks fraud charges in the Taft Roosevelt primary. Burns detectives found no illegal voting. Roosevelt expenditures near $200,000 in the county, with both sides spending heavily. The piece argues Taft won fairly, despite delays and ballot-printing disputes, detailing polling, ballots, and district results.
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Presidential primary plans clash in multi-state politicking
Across Minnesota Delaware and Massachusetts and Boston headlines show party rifts over presidential preferential primaries. Minnesota Republicans reject a preferential plan amid calls to convene the legislature. Democrats in Delaware schedule a state convention to elect delegates. Boston notes the filing deadline for delegates and lists with Roosevelt and Taft leaders competing for ballots.
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Vermont Taft Victory Declared as Roosevelt Claims Denied
Vermont Republican leaders dispute Roosevelt gains in Taft delegate contests. State chairman RC Williams says Vermont does not back Roosevelt and Taft leads in the First and Second districts. Secretary Hilles asserts national committee members back Taft and vows fair, merit-based contest rulings.
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Bankhead Flags Underwood Rise After Alabama Primary
Senator Bankhead outlined Alabama voters rallying to Woodrow Underwood as the Democratic presidential candidate after Monday’s primary. He praised Underwood as a national leader and predicted the Baltimore convention nomination, noting positive metropolitan press estimates of Underwood’s growing support. A. I. Eller named former Gov. R. B. Glenn as temporary chairman of the June 6 Raleigh Democratic State convention.
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Gov Wilson's Campaign Schedule Moves Toward Nomination
Gov Wilson plans a Washington conference with friendly U S senators to discuss his Democratic presidential bid. He will then tour Chicago East St Louis and Atlanta in a four day South campaign with stops in Albany Jacksonville Savannah and other cities this month.
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Plan for primary to select U S senator voted down
Parkersburg W Va April 2 The Democratic State executive committee met and adopted a subcommittee report to draft rules for the November 30 primary following the general election to select a U S senator An effort by John T McGraw to amend the report to cover all offices from President to constable was defeated 13 to 1
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Clark Leading Arizona Backers for Democratic Nomination
Arizona senators and Rep. Hayden declare support for Champ Clark as Democratic presidential nominee. Arizona delegates will back Clark at Baltimore with a May primary set for 20%. Senator Smith credits Clark’s leadership in rallying party factions and uniting conservatives and radicals. Alaska and Montana delegations also pledge support, while Senator Dubois condemns anonymous circulars misrepresenting Clark’s speeches.
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Barnes reelected chairman of New York Republican State committee
William Barnes Jr of Albany was reelected chairman for the newly elected Republican State committees meeting for organization under the new primary law. Other officers were reelected. Nicholas Murray Butler was named temporary chairman of the Rochester state convention on April 9, with expectations he will become permanent chair and Barnes may head the resolutions committee.
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Roosevelt Committee
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New York
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Socialists Lose in Montana Municipal Elections
Montana municipal results show Helena reelects former Mayor R F Purcell as mayor, defeating Republican and socialist opponents while Republicans win six of seven Helena alderman seats. Butte Socialist influence dwindles to a single ward hold, with Missoula keeping one of its three commissioners, and Sunday open-town sentiment gaining ground.
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Licensed to Marry Names and Ages in Fragment
Fragmentary notice lists John Clingan Pirmin 25 of Rockville and Elsie May Monros 21 with Rev. F W Jaineon. also George H Covert ? Veralone Murray 21 and Rev. Charles Wood with William Roscoe Code 24 of Edith Marion Ei- A. Ml and Willoughby B. 41 and Estelis L. Col 1 Bay.
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