The evening world., 1912-03-09
I. R.SPET|1lON
FOR PRIMARIES
OFFICIALLY FILED
Regulars Surprised by Num-
her Of Signatures in the
Various Districts.
RAISE A CRY OF FRAUD.
County Committee Proposes
to Investigate the Names
File Several Protests.
RAISE A CRY OF FRAUD.


ssnisston's eaa1idstss At the primar1s,
March -. TIE nanss Of The Roosevelt
ddssstss esooo0aay thirteen bandis<
q pst$tioos essrespen1ins % The thir
TEN Congressional Districts IN Man,
haitian and the Brenx. TAsss p~stitioni
wsss died to-day At the Board Of Elec.
tioas.
Among the Roosevelt candidates fol-
delegates to the national convention are
Oseaf .. SIRIUS. former Secretary oi
Commerce and Labor under Roosevelt;
Amos r. =. Pibchot. brother ct OXFORD
sx-Assembiynan Jimmy Francis.
Hugh Gordon Miller, attorney for civil
osrvies employees; Victor Hugo Palsits.
former STATE Historian undsr Gov.
huGhss. and Or. Arthur Koxma.
With ths ming Of the vstitions a
swarm at sisuths undsr Atreetions from
the County Committee descended upon
the 6ocumsnts 10 find, - poea61e. names
not authorised ana names not genuine.
It was stated At Chairman Koenig's
headduartev that thcre n proof that
many of the names tiled will not stand
the test required by law.
PHorEeTe ALREADY FILED IN
TIME DISTRICTS.
Protects have bsen flied by the regu-
lar ovUaaisation against the Roosevelt
nsn II the 6axtssnth. sevsntssnth and
El0aseenth Districts. II was stated
that exceptions would also b made to
me Roosevelt petitions In the Four
tsanth DiANct. where Chairman Koenig
hes bssn designated . delegate, and also
IN the Tweaty-irst. whore former
ChAasman Loyd c. 0riscom 10 named.
N both theDe instances the Roosevelt
experienced much dinicuity
n ootaaning the requisite number Of
Names.
Genuine confederation ssissd me
l~eeessvsit Commtttss to-day whsn a
1rseaA nseaasa CAairmaa Dvsii shat che
eelIsts to Be pssotsd would - % Or.
raAssd that ths osaaidatss foe dsiegatss
would Appear IN ~ inoensplcuous place
oa the ballot Instead q at the to- undsr
rsspscuys snhisms. - was ernest.
q. Chairman Dusll stated that such
"trioksry' would show further evidence
Of weakness on the part Of the Ce,onsl's
opponents. but hs aAmfttsd he was help.
Ices. as under the IsrrisiDiauveit law
the ooatsstast must Aght : under the
ruiss.
oGIE0ArGs CHOSEN ~ THE
coMMlrTeGe o. THE FACTIONS.
The compiste iins.up Of the Roosevelt
ana Taft candidates for DELEGATES 10 be
vseea on At the primaries. with the num-
~ a Noossveit petitioners required In
eeeh Cungrsssionai district and the
number Of signatures obtained. follows:
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures
William Jurkowits; Taft
Alexander Wolf. J. Van vsohtsn oicott.
Roosevelt names required. III: Names
eh>ainsa. ~.
Thirtasnth District--Jaoob Kugei, Sam.
uei Laokman; T~aft-Jamss n Ma o
Charles II. Murray. Names required,
10; names obtained. ~.
Fourteenth District-Roossveit--Dr,
Arthur Kosma. David q. Bsrko; Taft
--samusl =. Koenig. Frederick c. Tan.
. Names required. $50: names OBJ
tained. 40.
Fifteenth Observation-Disclosures
- c. chambsrs. James II. Hickey
Taft--Csra r. Prentice. Job n. Hsdsss.
Names required. SEQ: names obtained.
s7s.
sixteenth District.
Tel p. Ritchsy. william w. Armstrong:
Taft-Otto r. Barnard. Martin stein.
thai. Nsmss required. $50: names OBJ
tnined, lS6.
Seventeenth District. - R~ooaeyslt-
Lindell +. Rates. William A. FsrEuson
II. Douglss, Nichoias
Murray butler. Names required. SSS.
names obtained. cas.
Eighteenth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r. u. Plnchot. Joseph Murray; TAFT
Ogden l.. Mile, Charles Bernheimer.
Names required. 31: uames obtAicsd. s%0
Nineteenth District.-Roosevet-naxh
Gordon MILLER. Daniel p. Carey; Taft
am StraSoourgsr. Louis n. Hammer
ling. Names required. ets' names %
talnsd. i000.
Twenteth District Roosevelt - osca:
3 Strauss. Philip G%ilvermsn; Taft
Samuel k~rulswiteh. Herbert Parsons.
Names required. 10; names obtained.
tec.
Twenty-hrst District. Roosevelt
Dwight W.. NJ Motto. Frederick A. VIII.
kie; Taft--lAoyd c. urlscom. Frank X.
Bowers. Names required. 40; names
obtained. s57.
Twsn&y-sscond Dtstrtct.-Roosevelt-
JAmes A. Frnnc1s. Leopold Lehman
Taft--Ernest =. Niiert. Jsmes Z. Wells
Nsmes REQUIRED. go; names obtAinsd
,iN
Twsnty-third Destfict- Roosevelt =
lames coSdea Meyers. Jacob Shongut
Taft-Jpsiah T. Newcomb. Dr.. Hermas
r. Radin. Nnsnes required. bco; name.
detained. 1.se.
DUEL GAYS THE RgoULAR,
ARE BADLY SCARED.
TT spcars." sald Chairman DUEL
shat the Chairman OF the county or
xanfsatio 10 frightened at the strength
or the Roosevelt sentiment In this cit,
and ID trying to deprive the enrolled Re
publican voters OF the opportunity Of De
ciaring their preference for Col. R0ose
CSelt. Our committee Will positivsly ne
stand for.such unfair acts"
Chairman Dusu made public Q istts
addressel 20 President TAN by IN
HoosevSH LsaOue Of New Hampshire /
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