Dan Hanna and Roosevelt in 1912 campaign chatter
The article reports farmers and politicians debating the influence of Dan Hanna son of a senator in Ohio politics, with Roosevelt's presidential chances tied to farm support, and Colonel Stubbs visiting Mentor to discuss campaigns. It notes Stubbs spoke in Lexington and plans a farewell tour, while other figures like McMasson and Peters County figures are mentioned in campaign activity.
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Roosevelt
Garfield
Mentor
Bota
Cele
Clee
Tetas
Jawes Rotarien
Mentor Methadiat
Rey B Schaffner
Uarfield
Marietta
Benth
Tampaign
New Jerse
Robert Me Masconain
Sprmg
Pittsburgh
Ae Phan
Toltette
Ata
Harna
Acnors
Senate
Simon Wolf For Mr Taft Warne Voters Letter Against Roosevelt
Simon Wolf endorses Taft while Warne voters in Ohio express opposition to Roosevelt in a partisan letter. The fragmented text discusses political alignment, appointments, and public stance, noting strong support for Taft and critique of Roosevelt amid party dynamics and national concerns.
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Warne Voters of
Ohio
Col. Roosevelt
Fair Speakers Arrive for Democratic Women Banquet
Prominent guests from across the nation gather for a Dolly Madison era breakfast hosted by Mrs Champ Clark and Mrs Clayton. Speakers debate woman suffrage while tables honor descendants of presidents and Dolly Madison memorabilia is showcased. Wilson supporters deny Clark delegates.
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Clayton
Henry DB. Clayton
Representative Clayton
Martin W. Littleton
Representative Littleton
New York
Vere. Quayton
Pryanl
Sol
Flarvey
Norman FE. Mack
Timothy T. Anabersy
Ansberry
Harmon
Daughters of
Democracy
Genevieve Clark
Dolly Madison
Madison
John B. Henderson
Marine Band
Dolly Madie
Fuesta
Robert Y. Owen
Senator Owen
New Building Dedicated for Racial Progress in Washington
Secretary Stimson praised President Taft for equal opportunity across races and religions at the Twelfth Street Y M C A dedication for the new four story complex. Speakers highlighted white and non Christian support, with Julius Rosenbaum of Chicago contributing 25000 dollars to the fund. The ceremony drew a large crowd on Twelfth Street NW as plans to use the gym were changed to outdoor addresses.
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Traanevelt
Stmaon
Tatta
Twelfth Street
M. CA
LE Twelfth Treet
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Stimson
Col. Roosevel
Stison
Julius Rosenbaum
Chicago
George Otis Smith
Washington Young Men's Christian Association
WW. Knowles Cooper
R. Marge
International Young Men's Christian Associat Hen
Young Men's Christian Association
J. E. Molen
Ki. J. Morton
Amphion Glee Club
Association of Twelfth Gad WU Atrvete Northwest
Professor Preston Moves School to Meadowbrook
The University School, run for two years by Prof. Robert L. Preston, ends in the city this session and reopens in September as Meadowbrook, a country boarding school for boys, on a 460 acre farm near Leesburg Loudoun County, recently bought from William Astor Chanler.
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University School
Robert L. Preston
Meadowbrook
Leesburg
William Astor Chanler
Bluegrass
Loudoun
Roosevelt and Hanna affair referenced in dispute over prosecutions
The speaker asserts Roosevelt cites no records while claiming Dan Hanna faced only a technical violation. He notes Hanna’s inditement on rebates and a settlement in which Hanna's companies paid 143006, arguing this exceeds a mere technicality and raises questions about future policy and a potential fourth term.
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Roosevelt
Dan Hanna
den Hanna
Hanna
Steel Truat Salt
Harvester Trust
Taft Majority Declared as Delegates Hit 562
Taft headquarters announce a clear path to the Chicago convention with 58 percent of delegates, 22 over a majority, while Roosevelt trails at 366 delegates and faces imminent defeat. Ohio, New Jersey, South Dakota and Arizona primaries expected to bolster Taft as Roosevelts camp shifts to talk of a third candidate.
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Roosevelt
Ohio
New Jersey
Taft
William E. Taft
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Onla
Ronsevela Dafeet
South Dakota
Arizona
Roonevelt
Toledo
Washington
Pixon
Dixon
District DC Primary Likely Five Tickets for Clark Field
The Champ Clark camp says six DC delegates will back the Speaker at Baltimore. A May 7 primary is planned with possibly four or five tickets, including two Clark, Harmon, and Underwood, amid Clark faction wrangling over instruction. Costello leads the Clark ticket. a rival seeks uninscribed delegates.
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Underwood
Wilson
Champ Clark
District of Columbia
Baltimore
District Central Committee
Walter J. Costello
Clair
Central Committee
Ume
Clark
Ferries Philanthropist Dies in Nashville
John Clay Ferries founder of Ferriss nursery in Nashville has died at age 15 in May. He originated placing orphans with families for adoption and ran the nursery for nearly fifty years guiding about 4,000 children into homes. Start With Number One begins today with Civil War Brady photograph pamphlets available only via coupon in The Post.
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Nashville
Tenn
John Clay Ferries
Ferriss Nursery
Mr. Ferriss
America
Cit
Post
Taft Attacks Roosevelt as Defeat Becomes Certainty
President Taft issues a sharp broadside against Theodore Roosevelt claiming Roosevelt faces certain defeat. He ridicules Roosevelt’s claims of momentum and predicts the Republican convention will ignore threats of a fourth term. Taft spends a quiet Cincinnati day and plans more speeches before Tuesday primaries.
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Roosevelt
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Ohio
Uiegeland
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Ranservelt
Taft
Harvester Trust
Dan R. Maria
Taunta
Anderson
Darton
National
Roosevelt Bureau
Tamer
Washington
Split even in primary in North Carolina counties
Returns from Democratic primary counties in North Carolina show Gov. Wilson and Oscar W. Underwood splitting about evenly. Seven counties support Wilson and seven support Underwood, with others divided or undecided. County conventions to pick delegates to the State convention are set for next Saturday.
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Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
Wilson
Oscar W. Underwood
Underwood
Alabama
Police launch crusade against beggars in cantal streets
Supt Sylvester orders a city wide crackdown excluding men from hotels theaters depots and streets. The order targets rising beggar numbers on the streets of cantal especially along ivan avenue. Vendors are to be kept in motion as part of the drive.
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Sylvester
Cantal
Pe Ivan
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