Roosevelt Popular Across Parties In Presidential Outlook
Gen Grosvenor reports mixed Gold and Bryant Democrats may back Roosevelt. He notes many former Democrats vote Republican or stay aligned, while some Bryan men prefer Roosevelt for personal leadership. Republicans highlight Roosevelt’s record. Democrats face uncertainty as platform questions linger and enthusiasm wanes.
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Republicans Rally Around Roosevelt In National Campaign
The piece argues that Roosevelt is virtually certain to win the electoral vote and that the election will mirror in the House. It notes large Republican leads in Oregon, Vermont, Maine, and the midwest, reflecting a nationwide party tilt. It stresses prior pledges and party credibility as central to the current political mood.
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Davis Drafts Letter Gorman Aids The Candidate
Former Senator Henry G Davis completed the first draft of his letter accepting the Democrat vice presidential nomination in New York. Senator Gorman Chairman Taggart and Chairman Sheehan conferred while Towne advised. Davis plans to leave for Elkins West Virginia after final touches Thursday.
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Gov Garvin's constitutional amendments fail in extra session
Providence R I reports Governor Garvin failed to secure three constitutional amendments during an extra session. Both chambers condemned the governor's action and passed a resolution calling for adjournment to November 15, amid Democratic dominance and GOP clashes. Senator Gitness introduced the resolution which was adopted.
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Nomination Talk at Maryland Democratic Convention
Ocean City awaits the First district Democratic convention reconvening to nominate a candidate for the vacancy from Gov. EB Jackson. Gen. Joseph B. Seth, a Jackson ally from Talbot County, is favored though not assured, with Thomas A. Smith of Caroline and Dorchester’s John R. Pattigan as possible dark horses.
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Rural Prosperity and Urban Decline in Maine Election
The Maine results show rural areas boosting Republican gains while cities fall back, a pattern echoed in Vermont and other states. Observers note 15 percent GOP and 31 percent Democrat shifts overall, with Maine city losses notable in Lewiston and others, contrasted by rural strength amid national Republican focus on farming regions and urban-vs-rural demographics.
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City populations shape party majorities in the North
The analysis notes urban strongholds favor Democrats while rural Northern states back Republicans. Massachusetts long leans Republican in past cycles, Connecticut swings between parties, New Jersey shows mixed results with high city prices influencing votes but no recent state election since 1901. The piece argues that urban versus rural forces govern majorities, with the South remaining largely Republican absent a party structure.
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Cheers for Roosevelt at Buffalo meeting
A large crowd gathered in Convention Hall as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen of America, in convention in the city, closed with a demonstration for President Roosevelt. Grand Master Hanrahan defended the President over criticism for honorary membership, urging public unity and workplace peace.
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