New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-09
TAFT To MAKE RECORD
FIGHT TO WIN OHIO
President Begins a 9-Day Trip
Next Week. to Speak in Every
Corner of Home State.
AGAIN ATTACKS COLONEL
Tells Columbus Meeting Roose-
welt Aided in Emasculating
Treaties-Not Tool Of
Trusts. President Says.

Presidents swing through Ohio neyt
week, made public in part here tonight,
| indicate that Mr. Taft intends 20 maxi
a spectacular ard strenuous fight to con
troll the states forty-eight delegates t.
the Republican National Convention.
Entering ohio next Monday morning
at Marietta. the President will speak in
practically every city and town Of moro
than five thousand inhabitants that H.
has not visited on the tour ended here
| to- night. The President will travel moro
than one thousand miles in ohio by spe-
Cial train, leaving labyrinthine trail
across the state from the ohio River t.
the Indiana state line and from Cincin-
natl to Lake Erie Mr.. Taft will he in
the state nine DAYS. and on seven of
these he will he in full action. Esti-
mates tonight We're that he would speak
AT least seventy-fvc times.
Although details Of the trip were not
completed tonight. the President is ex-
peCtsi To find some new subjects on
which 10 continue his attacks on Colonel
Roosevelt. Friends of the President be-
lieve the developments Of next week
will he Of great importance TO Mr.. Tatt.
and every effort IS being made 10 have
the trip successful Counting the day
he leaves Washington. the President will
spend seven nights on his car and two
"ashore"-Thursdav in Cleveland and
Sunday in Cincinnati. Although the lis,
of cities and towns he will visit was not
made public o-niGht, addresses ar"
scheduled for Steuhcnville on Monday.
Youngstown on Tuesday, Sandusky on
or Saturday and Springfield ana Dayton
on Monday.
Mr.. Taft will vote in Cincinnati on
Tuesday and Will return TO Washington
that night.
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and special interests. He pointed out
tho failuro Of tho Roosevelt administra-
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with the attitude or MS own a"ihilils-
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