Taft Fight in South and the White House letter
President Roosevelt’s reply to William Dudley Folike discusses charges of using influence for renomination, defending actions on postmaster and other federal appointments. It outlines how appointments were made with Senate consent, noting Taft’s potential southern support, and stresses no coercion of officeholders for political aims. It mentions contest dynamics for the Republican nomination and the role of patronage in the South.
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How the Candidates Line Up for Chicago Convention
The piece surveys Taft Roosevelt faction strength across states, noting potential contest over South delegates, national committee control, and regional loyalties. It highlights Missouri, Ohio, Florida, and Michigan dynamics, with Cannon and La Follette influences shaping at large and district delegates ahead of the Chicago convention.
Battle on in Wisconsin begins as party machines clash
The Washington Post reports a rising contest in Wisconsin between Taft federal supporters and La Follette followers. Both sides marshal county clubs and district primaries, aiming to capture a majority of delegates at the convention. The Taft camp organizes broadly, while La Follette relies on the strength of the current organization to withstand federal influence.
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Bryan Warns Canada United States Trade Rift Possible
The former candidate spoke in Canada about keeping friction low between Canada and the United States and preserving friendly relations. He predicted tariff reform as a key issue in the upcoming election and urged Democrats to unite in Denver while noting the tariff stance differences with Republicans. He also commented on Japanese immigration, urging cautious diplomacy to avoid conflicts.
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Murphy Hints Bryan Plan Backed by Murphy
Tammany leader Charles F Murphy, back from Florida, states he will advise against instructing state delegations to the Democratic national convention. He notes the convention will not be held until July and signals sentiment in Philadelphia.
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Hughes League selects Gen Woodford as president
Gen Woodford chosen president of the Maghre League of the United States with a nomination meeting set for February 1 at the Manhattan Hotel An advisory committee and presidents will be selected He is a veteran Republican who served in the Spanish American War and was McKinley’s minister to Spain when war began in 1898
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Boston rabbi hails Roosevelt as an American Isaiah
Rabbi Charles Tletscher at Temple Israel in Boston frames President Roosevelt as an American Isaiah with moral fervor, contrasting his finance talk and urging caution over business ethics. The speech underscores moral leadership amid partisan views and questions repeated campaign claims.
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VORYS CHIEF FOR TAFT HITCHCOCK TO CONSULT HIM
Arthur Vorys will manage Taft nomination canvass for the Republican National Convention with Columbus as headquarters He will consult Hitchcock to cover the Midwest and South ahead of the convention Taft is expected to win large delegate support with many counties in play Foraker supporters contest several Cleveland and Cuyahoga County seats seeking legal avenues to challenge Taft delegates
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Weather Summary From Coastal Storm Watch and Northward Wind
Weather conditions show high winds along the Gulf coast and Pacific Coast region with warnings issued. North to northeast gales increase through Tuesday over the Gulf and Atlantic, with cooler air following and rain in the central states. temperatures shift from near to above normal across the South and East.
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Allies Claim Crane for Anti Taft Coalition
The anti Taft Roosevelt forces name Senator W Murray Crane of Massachusetts as marshal of their alliance. Crane has long opposed Taft and the President, juggling ties with Fairbanks Cannon Hughes camps while seeking leverage over the Republican national committee and convention. The move signals heightened intra party strife and a bid to control key convention delegations amid Southern state tensions.
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Offutt's Gem Coffee at 25 Cents In Store Window
A brief notice notes Offutt's Gem Coffee priced at 25 cents. Additional garbled text mentions a roaster and savings, implying a promotion or display detail with references to names or places obscured in the OCR.
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