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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1912
Page
6
A fragmented report analyzes Roosevelt campaign activity and Republican stance across states, noting internal strains and varying support patterns. It highlights Pennsylvania as a key battleground and references statements attributed to Mr Dixon amid a complex political backdrop.
The report details contested and chosen delegates from North Dakota Wisconsin and others to the Republican National Convention. It notes disputes over who holds sway in selecting delegates and mentions Roosevelt and La Follette figures, with several states having delegates contested or instructed differently.
Massachusetts Representative Gardner writes to President Roosevelt challenging a four way joint debate on campaign issues. He cites rival figures clashing with Roosevelt and seeks a public forum in Massachusetts to contrast policies.
Roosevelt backers claim solid North Carolina support while state Chairman Morehead’s ruling on Mecklenburg County convention remains disputed. The result could shape which factions win county and state delegates to the national convention.
Bryan left for Ohio yesterday to address a four minute series of meetings as part of his national party work. He plans a schedule in Ravenne and opposes Gov Hudson Harnton's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
San Francisco banker heir Miss Jennie Crocker of Burlingame to marry Malcolm D Whitman of New York and Brookline Mass announced in Burlingame. Crocker is daughter of the late Charles Crocker pioneer financier with a fortune estimated at ten million dollars.
The Philadelphia area primary results show Dalzell probably defeating rival Clyde Kelly in the Thirtieth District as nominations spread across Pennsylvanian districts. The document lists numerous Republican and Democratic names by district, including Keystone and Keystone fields, with multiple candidates and incumbents.
A man claiming to be Lord Lonsdale’s valet visited top London jewelers in an apparent attempt to pilfer thousands of pounds worth of jewelry. He claimed the lord was in a hurry and would pick presents, but jewelers sent only packages to a London house while Lord Lonsdale was reported to be in South America.
Republican leaders denounce Theodore Roosevelt as demagogic and accuse him of rank socialism while claiming Taft sits in the fight to stay with a national majority. The Pennsylvania results are cited as proof of waves in the party, and Taft’s delegates are reported building toward Chicago amidst protests over Roosevelt’s criticisms and un-Republican platform charges.
The Pennsylvania results end Taft’s hopes as Roosevelt gains decisive momentum. McKinsey notes Chicago nomination likely, while Wilson backers anticipate Jersey's 76 votes. Clark allies faced weak opposition in Pennsylvania as leaders debate delegate outcomes.
Read of Pennsylvania results touch off a flurry of comments from Taft Roosevelt and La Follette allies in Congress and among Senators Borah Bourne Gallinger Mann Hull and Poindexter. Officials predict Roosevelt momentum while Taft supporters brace for a hard fought convention in Chicago.
The Speaker's HQ says Clark will win 17 Pennsylvania delegates after primaries, as Wilson managers push unfounded claims of victory. Dubois era staff notes Democratic shifts. Clark team cites Wisconsin and Arkansas results to support potential Clark gains and Pennsylvania alignment ahead of Baltimore.
Special to The Washington Post New York April 4 Republicans in New York City cling to Taft, saying Pennsylvania primary results won’t sway delegates. Taft favored to win on first ballot. some Brooklyn delegates insist they will vote Taft. Roosevelt faction voices strong sentiment Patrick Ward declines comment.
William Jennings Bryan announced at the Waldorf Astoria he will take his progressive fight into Ohio. He said he will oppose the nomination of Gov Harmon and the reactionary element he represents, with Hannon and Wilson as the Ohio primary contenders.
Ports of entry along the international boundary are notified that workers from the United States to work in Canada will face new limits this year with few exceptions. The rule requires physical condition clearance and a paper promise of work. A large number of transcontinental line workers are wanted this summer, with many expected from lake ports to Fort William as navigation opens.
An entertainment figure known for music and fame travels from New York to face arraignment on a murder charge. He is accused of stabbing Wangdee and Wary Tum at a restaurant on May 1 in Harlem. The suspect, once living in Newark and Richmond, fled after the alleged dispute over food prices, with detectives in pursuit. The case ties to prior killings at the same restaurant, including Charley Young, the Chinese keeper, found dead with a hatchet blow last September.
In a proceeding aligned with police and legal figures, Mrs Beach is set to testify as a defense witness in the assault and battering case. The defense indicates plans to call Mrs Beach as a witness, with the matter involving local officials and court procedures discussed by Mayor Gyles and the justice around the action.
The San Jose event featured a 14 year old set to rival a Milwaukee contest. Rain affected conditions and delayed the event, with limited results reported as teams and players navigated the wet track.
An explosion at the Stiiilg Steel Company plant in South Chicago imperiled workers and caused over 100 dollars in property loss. Reports of fatalities were denied by family officials of the steel company.
The Roanoke YMCA state convention adjourned to meet next year in Lynchburg. The state committee recommended commissions on rural life, ways and means, association efficiency, industrial work, and Negro work. Resolutions of sympathy for Simon Seward of Petersburg were adopted. EF Sheffy presided as permanent president.
The notice outlines that only those who solved the second puzzle correctly and submitted the correct solution will be eligible for the third contest to be launched next Sunday. It warns announcers to avoid annoyed readers and mentions mailing self addressed stamped envelopes for papers.
Metta Armal, leader of a bandit group, was executed after a morning trial. Witnesses testified to his involvement in multiple killings and forged powers. The hanging took place at Higbil Sa adaa with authorities drawing from the crowd as the sentence was carried out.
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