The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-13
BIG BUNCH OF
TEDDY BEARS
Amos PInchot, William Alien White
and Lillian Russell Jew
husband He
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HAVE TAs' ! OF BLOOD
Pennsylvania Promised as Democratic
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CHICAGO, June 13.-More heavy
artillery Of the Roosevelt army, rein
forcing the generals and skirmishers
who have been battling the prelimin-
ary bouts, poured into camp today.
They held council of war this morn
ing at Roosevelt headquarters, after
Senator Dixon, generalissimo, held a
long chat with Colonel Roosevelt ov-
er the long distance telephone.
Amos Pinchot, of New York; Will
liam Allen White, newly elected ma
tional committeeman from Kansas;
Alexander P. Moore of Pittsburgh,
who married Lillian Russell yesterday
and host of lesser lights, arrived
All of the "Teddies," held an in
dignantion meeting over the charge
of delegate-bribery, exploded by
Manager Mckinley, Of the Taft bri-
gade. George w. Perkins, James R.
Garfield, of Ohio, and Medill McCor-
mick held caucus with Senator Dix
on to discuss southern and other dele
gates who begin pouring in on special
trains tomorrow. At 2:30 this aIter-
noon. an informal reception was ten
dered the few delegates who are al
ready here.
! Amos Pinchot declared that he ex-
poets Roosevelt to grab off large
number of New York's uninstructed
delegates. "The poslaerfTnart of New
! York is 8 or to for Roosevelt and
pressure is being brought to bear up
on the delegates from that section te
/ vote for Roosevelt. am positive we
will get large number of delegates
Polls are being held to show the dele
gates the real Roosevelt sentiment
/ there; letters are being written the
delegates and personal influence be
/ ing brought to bear upon them. Some
| of the delegates have already signifi
ed their intention to support the col
onel."
Alexander Moore, publisher of the
Pittsburgh Leader, blew in, minus Lii
lian Russell Moore, his bride.
I'VE didn't have time for much of a
! honeymoon in these strenuous times,
said Moore. She's busy working and
so am !. She's for anything that's
progressive. you bet" Moore declared
/ Pennsylvania, with Its normal repub
lican majority of half million, will
go democratic If the steam roller" Is
successful and Roosevelt is not a
! candidate.
That's no joke Moore asserted
They've got a taste of blood in
Pennsylvania and they will sweep us
off the map with a leader like Taft.
William Allen White, the sage Of
Emporia, Kansas" arrived at Roose
welt headquarters pink and white, II
| his bland way with Indignation ovel
the action of the national committee.
'I hurried here when I saw what
these highbinders We're doing" sale
White. "The robbers are on the job
but they are not going to be able tt
get away with It,"
White said the Kansas delegation
/ will arrive here Monday on specia
train, thousand strong.
George w. Perkins holly denied
that any OF his money was being
used to bribe the Taft delegates.
4 why should he worry about th'
bribery of a few delegates if he ha
6O0--so many to spare? I'm sure
don't know of any overtures of th
improper kind-being made to an.
delegates by us. but / do know 10
of them will not stay put for Taft"
Jimmy" Garfield, of Cleveland, dis
claimed knowledge of the probable
action of Ohio IL Taft is nominated.