Third Term Talk Threatens Roosevelt Bid And Taft Lineup
A wave of third term agitation worries Roosevelt loyalists as politicians fear it may derail his dominance of the next Republican National Convention and complicate Taft's nomination. Some see it as a strategic error, others as a potential asset that could boost a less favored candidate by 1968. Editorials and politician comments reflect a spectrum of opinions on Roosevelt's possible response. President Accepts Resignation of Governor of New Mexico. A note from the White House states the resignation of Herbert J. Hagerman as governor is accepted forthwith, effective when the president’s letter arrives.
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No Chance for Senator in Wisconsin Republican Caucus
Madison reports the thirty-eighth ballot in the Wisconsin Republican senatorial caucus yields Cooper 16, Esch 15, Hatten 12, Lenroot 46, Stephenson 18, Winkler 2, Bancroft remaining unconfirmed as no bloc shifts occur. Ballots show no material change from last week as the effort to unify support stalls.
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Parify Your Promises Disinfection Product Ad
An old ad promotes Platts Chlorides as an odorless disinfectant for cleaning new homes. It claims to destroy foul odors and bacteria, advising dilution with ten parts water for household use. Sold in quart bottles, prepared by Henry B Pratt’s and offers a free booklet and brochure from 42 Cut Street, New York.
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Dick Claims Committee and Jamestown Exposition Notes
Senator Dickert for Ohio defends the Taft faction as overstated and says the 14 to 7 Sanatorial alliance majority at the last State convention remains unchanged. Indiana delegates to Jamestown failed to secure pledges for Fairbanks. Speaker Cannon met the President at the White House but would say nothing about their talk before returning home to Danville.
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Taft sentiment grows strong in West Virginia
Congressman Harry C. Woodyard and U S Marshal Frank Tyree voiced rising support for Secretary Taft in West Virginia while President Roosevelt’s third term stance remains firm. They argued Taft best represents administration policies, and predicted broad GOP and even cross party backing if Roosevelt declines. Officeholders lined up behind Taft as sentiment coalesces.
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Ohio Voice Shouts Taft Support in White House Visit
A. J. Miller of Bellefontaine spoke to reporters in Washington praising Taft’s strong reception among Ohio voters. He noted strong Taft backing but warned of debate on separating Presidential and Senatorial issues, while opposing shelving Senator Foraker and asserting Taft’s current strength in Ohio.
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Bid for New Internal Revenue Collector Sparks Patience
A fight erupts over who will fill the Western New York post as Internal Revenue Collector after Sanders resigns under White House pressure. Rumors center on ex mayor Burkart of Batavia, Peter Porto, and Frederick C. Stevens, with talks in Washington failing to yield a decision as Representative Vreland reportedly backs a candidate.
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Consigned to diplomat as Sanofo passenger departs New York
Paolo Apaloni a Steerage passenger on the Sanofo arrived in New York with immigration authorities waiving usual examinations and his belongings going unchecked a personal attaché to the Italian Embassy official Montagna watched by the State Department before heading to Washington plus a playful Chicago News vignette of a moonlit rural ride with a flirtatious exchange between George and a pretty girl.
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Roosevelts foes in East hit by Penrose crush plan
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt foiled a bloc of Eastern Republican leaders including Senator Roles Penrose of Pennsylvania who sought anti Roosevelt resolutions at June state conventions. Elkins named state leader to counter Penrose, Kean, Crane, and others implicated in a broader conspiracy. Ohio Republicans weigh third term prospects amid strong Roosevelt sentiment and taft opposition from labor and anti saloon groups.
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President to make brief stop in Anderson on way to Lansing
President Roosevelt will briefly visit Anderson Indiana after his Memorial Day address in Indianapolis before continuing to Lansing Michigan to deliver remarks for the fiftieth anniversary celebration of Michigan Agricultural College. Former Governor Durbin of Anderson notes Indiana will likely support Fairbanks but offers no nationwide projection. Durbin also recalls a Washington interview seen as hostile to Fairbanks.
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Buttons of Undesirables Protest for Moyer Haywood Trial
The piece reports a New York April 29 event where labor unionists plan a march to Grand Central Palace and a meeting to protest the arrest and trial of Moyer and Haywood for the Frank Steunenberg murder. Campaign buttons bearing I am an undesirable citizen will be distributed. The Socialistic Literature Company produced thousands.
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Labor Men Condemn Miners at White House Talk
George F. Dunn head of the Brotherhood of Boilermakers Shipbuilders and helpers met with the President at the White House seeking equalization and revision of wages at navy yards. The naval board will take up the matter. Roosevelt held a separate conference with W C Brown senior vice president of the New York Central Railroad discussing railroad conditions.
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Opening Night at National Theatre Noahs Ark Review
Review of Noahs Ark at the National Theater notes uncertain ending and lack of plot coherence but praise for Harry Bulger’s slapstick, Sally Fisher’s voice, Maida Snyder’s dancing, and strong chorus. mentions popular songs and overall entertainment value amid dated jokes and production design.
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