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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
WALKING DElEGATE
PLEADS GUILTY
or DYNAMITE
CONSPIRACY
First of Forty-Five Defend
ants OH Trial at Indianapo.
lis Throws Self on Mercy Of
Federal Court.
WAS CHEATED OF FEE
FOR MURDEROUS WORK
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indianapolis, oct :, EdNard w,
clark uf Cincinnati pleaded guilty to
the governments charges In the dy-
Mantle conspiracy.
AH soon us court opened District
Attorney charles W, Miller Addressed
Federal Judge A, n. Anderson.
~ Il please the court, the defend
ant, clark, OF cincinnati, wishes Ia
change his plea from not guilty To
guilty"
CIark then stepped forward. "Do
yuu plead gulity?' asked Judge An
dcrsuu.
II plead guilty" said Clark.
The prisoner was separated from
the other Turty-fivu defendants and
taken To- Iail t. await the imposing OF
his sentence. ozark pleaded guilty To
all tho charges iivv counts ui con.
ApiTavy aud hfty counts ut being a
principal tu tho actual Illegal Inter
state shipment Of dynamite and nltr"
glyCvriu,
clark waH business agent and pres
idrut of local union 80. ~ Of the In
tcruAtiuual Association of Bridge ana
structural lrunwurk,rs from January
| 1905 to July 1871, Ills activities IN
promoting explosions, MIR, Miller as
serted. were Carried ON through let
| tets written by Frank NJ. Ryan pres
| Idrut of the union ana the McNam'
aruy An ivory handled umbrella
! bearing tho initials II. c., iuunu III
| the NrcckaRr ut "a dynnmltcd brldE,
| nt DAYTON, ohio. MIR. Miller said, led
| tu tho disclosure that Clark actually
| had caused the explosion. having uSct
| the umbrella To- protect the dynamite
| from the RAN and then leaving II be
| hind.
! clark also wns charged with carry
| ing out plots against employers ut NOT
| union labor. In connection win Q
schcme to blow up the Harrison nv"
| nue Vinduct Rt Cincinnati, MT. Mile
| alleged Clark wrote to Ryan!
ut would be dangerous Tor me u
! buy explosives down hore. You hn'
better send a stranger. have gottcI
ono man out Of lot OF trouble al
rruly. am afraid ] can't do mucl
moro for the police Judge said, 70
| Coda sake don't hiring this bunch De-
fare mo again or IN have To d" som"
thing"
Herbert y. Hockln acting secretary
treasurer ur tho union, was chnlR'
by Mr. miller with 'doublt-doalhs
| With ozark.
",rhr executive board Of the Iron
workers union agreed upon n iiNr
prlrr of 22On for each job" snld MI
Miller iu the jury "For the blown
up of "a bridge over the Miami lN'
AT Dayton, May 3, 1908, hocklh pan
CI,rk only SI22,75, thus holding ou
part nf the fee.
Pointing toward Eugene a. tInn'
ana Oluf Tvictmoo "f san Fran'ls''
Mir. Miller said It would he shown lh'
they helped In promoting ~" Los M
, grlra Times disaster nud that 'Jh,h
: Rright. known ns i, IL, MunH"S, u
, two weeks after Ia" cNploRl"n' h''
bored j, B. McNnmnra at SnIi I@N
| City, I'iah.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
POLICE LIEUTENANT
BECKER ON TRIAL
FOR HIS LIFE
Former Commander of New
York "strong Arm Squad
Faces Court For Killing Of
Gambler Rosenthal.
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Srw YORK, oct. CHARLES Becker,
formerly In command Of Ia strong
arm squad" of the Sew York polio"
drunrt nrul, war placed on trial Tor
ma lIfr today, charged with the mur-
der nf the gambler Herman kOsen-
thai. rho nraL thloaman oXhmlhed,
phillp HurrliCh, WIS challenged pre-
enrpturily by the prosecution p''huh"
ne had fo"mcrly been a policeman
Much tnc session had been lakrii
M with tho selection OF the rHirh"iu .
innry grand jury which VIII near "'
thS phBseA Of tho ltoRehlhal '"h,'
Becker and the six men indicted WIN
him were brought into court, ms
irlct Attorney whitman moved lhh'
the trial Of Becker proceed b"phlh'oy
His motion wuB granted,
Mrs. becker was IN court when the
proceedings opened.
The death OF big Jack Se"llg. al
though a severe blow to the prohccu'
tiOn, caused no change In the plans
for the opening OF the trial. Two nun
dred and nifty talesmen reported early
al the Criminal Courts building hnd
curious crowds swarmed through th'
corridors, waiting " SEQ beGkrl
brought ucroas the Bridge OF Sign
from the TOmbs.
The most rigid Inquiry on the nRr
| OF the police and the dintSlct ntOr
| news office has brought 20 tinht nOth
| inE TO indicate taht BeliN was kille'
| 10 defeat tho endR OF juatce. David
son, his slayer. appears 70 have beel
1 { stuated solely by u desire Tor per
sOnal revenge on the man he aAy
l fObbsd him. However. u was 70
| br,ark abIe coincidence, fer llrounl
HeIig the state had hoped 70 nhuw ~
\ ganemen, retained by Jack Rose, nho
ROaenlhNl at Heekeg'h blddlnA'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
INTERVENTION Of
POWERS AVERTS
STRIFE IN
BALKANS
ENJOYS of First Glass Nations
Prepare Identical Note for
Transmission to COntending
Governments.
TURKEY DISPOSED TO
MAKE CONCESSIONS
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Paris Ou. Tho European
powers hnvv decided To- Intervene az
the lialkaus aud at Constantlnopic as
sopu ns It is possible To mako mr.
rnuEcmcuts to- that effect.
Great Riuln today siRnificd her nc.
ccptancc or the Frcnch proposals, no
that all of the powers now are In nc-
cord,
Premier Poiucniro immediately
communicated Grcnt Brltains accept
ancc to scrglus Sazonoff, tho Russian
foreign minister. who then tole-
praphcd to the Russian diplomatic
accredited to- tho Balkan states telling
thrm To- join their Austrian colleagues
lu % mutual presentation To tho bn'-
| llu governments of the note agreed
upon. This In To be done nt the
varii,W possible moment
~ tu the EtcpH to he taken In Con.
| gtIutiuuplr, the ambassadors oi
| France, Great Britain. Russia, Ger
many aud Austria Hungary will there
present iu the ottoman government
uu Identical verbal communication
| the terms ut which have been agreed
upon hut have not been officially an
| uuuuCcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
FINAL PRACTICE .INDS
IlOSluN IN FINE TRIM

IOsiOn. Oct. 7,--Thc IIOstOn Amrr
clans tried their batting eyes ana their
fielding ability IN light practice al
FrnWay PARK this morning prior IL
their departure for New York. II
was their last day of preparation for
the worlds championship series.
The players were In Hl3 form. Gar
dncr aud Carrlgan, who suffered re.
Gently from Eplit fingers are In good
condition again. The Red SON bid fair
10 go into the worlds series with the
same fortunate lack Of hnndlcnpS oi
account Of illness Or inJur' when
characterized their Seasons play.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
New Mexico Turns Out in Force to Attend Biggest
Annual Exposition in Quarter of Century
Official State Fair Program for
Tuesday, Oct. 8, Estate Day.
noMN ToMN-MnRNING

",
Cunphcl on =
sheep tory board LunoSIrklr =
Ing. =
First Central =
II orOTmunCC and Y
Flfh and central
FAIR GROt tNDS-NFTfntNOON
zoo Fair grounds btiun MALTA open
y. N'arks Imperial hand TO
Mcdonald Aarndo eso
them
Ball,
,,'n' Addiction hpnnc
''k worlds half In
Indian "''' '''"'
ne lraChcy.
ri To band
rot Govt
stand Buck Con-
pIainsmau
EVENING-D oWN TOWN.
Illumination Campb, United Shows
q
Free act First central
per rormancc,
,
ma on
central
. . . 80 . 90 . = .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
ROBBERS BLOW TWO BANK
SAFES; ESCAPE L0OTLEsS
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Enid, okla, oct. 7,--Threo rulNDcra
earl ytuduy blew ths safe In the stat"
bank OF Krrmhn, ~ miles north ~
here aud wrecked the bank hXiurrS
hut were frightened away before they
obtained any loot. Two hours later
three men believed TO Ibe tho same
trio, entered douglas, eighteen miles
southeast, ON "a hand car. blew tho
sufc In the state Bank cf Douglas ana
again escaped empty handed,
pOsEo organized here started In pur-
suit,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

II is understood that Muthewson, Tos-
rcnu und MuTquard. who will do the
brunt uf the pitching Tor tho Giants,
viii have a nual workout, Larry
DOylc's slight injury suffered at
Brooklyn Friday lcft no ~ effects and
the Ncw Yurk captain surely will take
part In the Mig games.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
Attendance at Annual State Carnival
Will Set New Record in Southwest

with the formal opening uf tho
thlrty-spcond annual New Mexico Fair
and Resources exposition at O'Clock
this afternoon at Traction park, tho
largest fair crowd In the history ut
the New Mexico metropolis is present
aud there Is every PROSPECT that all
records for unqualified success VIII De
broken by the 1912 fair.
The trains from north east. south
and west began to diSgOrge hundreds
OF visitors Saturday night and sun
day and this morning and tonight the
rear guard of the great thrOng from
all over New Mexico IL crowding in
for the big six days OF carnival and
celebration. This morning the
Campbell Carnival company COM
menced erecting lts various spectucu-
lar attractions along Central avenue
and tonight the dazzling tent city OF
wonders and frivolity will he In place.
The down town decorations have
been practically completed, the big
red. whHe and blue shields and flags
along Central avenue on the Ornn
mental light posts placed under the
supervision OF Official Decorator
Reinhnrt being especially effective
while at night the brllliancy nf the
streets much more radinnt than with
the special illumination features OF
former years. The effect on Central
avenue Saturday night when the
lights were turned on clear out Ia
sixth street wns most gorgeous aud
ellcited the enthusiastic admiration ui
the arrivals who have not visited Al
buqueTque since the paving of the
streets and the installation Of the new
electric system.
A. Traction park the past forty
eight hours have been exceedingly
strenuous ones, as the exhibits have
been arriving by the carload, The
the fast horses have been coming IN
for the final races Of the Santa F'
circuit. entries In the poultry show
have been keeping Superintendent
John Reub and his assistants ON the
quick jump; Lincoln Beachey's Cur
tlss blplane arrived at the fall
grounds ana was installed In III
hangar for the daily flights; wagoT
loads OF machinery for the manufac
turers and industrial displays wai
taken from the Santa l'r freight de
pot over to Traction park.
Things began Ia mov" this morninI
when the bank struck up its inItln
concert ana the fair visitors began Il
make their appearance on the streets
The half dozen ar more convention
OF state bodies, To hc held during tn,
week started off with the convention
nj 8 n. m. OF the Grand lodge OF New
Mexico odd Fellows IN odd Fellows
hall on South Second street. AZ 1
a. m. began the sessions In the X O
T.. hall OF the New Mexico urnnl
lodge, Knights OF 'ythias, ana at tn
same hour the New Mexico cattl
sanitary board convened In the KOr
ber building. Another state gaiherin
today IN that OF the New Mexico Stat
Board OF EmbalmeTs In the CONNER
cinl club presided over by Clark Il
Dilley Of Roswell. president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
DE PALMA HAS GOOD
CHANCE FOR LIFE

IBy Leased Wire 20 EVsRinR HsraIdl
Milwaukee, Oct. 7.-There was
practically no change today In the
condition Of Ralph DE Palma. injured
In an accident IN the Grand PTlx au-
tOmoblie race Saturday. His phyui-
mate recovery II no change for the
worse occurs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
MAIL SACK CONTAINING
100000 DISAPPEARS
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald

NV YUrN. OCT. 7.--PUslnlllco nn-
thOrltlcs Of tho United states and
Cuhn are hunting for II registered mali
packag" containing F2OO,OOO, said 10
have disappeared myAtcrlOusly be
tween Havana and New York last
weak. IN" money WAS consigned To
"A big downtown hank here by "a cor
respondent IN Havana.
The loss was discovered last ThurH-
day. M statement has becn made by
the post office Inspectors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
American I.nxcr WIns Abrnad.

sydney, Australia, oct. Jack
Lester, the American hcnvywcight
pugIllst, wnA the victor today In ilght
with lack Howard, middleweight
boxrr of New south Wales. Ih" con-
test wns stopped by the police IN IN"
thirteenth Iuuud.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
pOpE PREPARED TO
OFFER Ills MEDITATION

l.unduu. oct THE announcement
that the Pope In prepared to offer
mrdiutiu In the lialKunH was made by
the Vatican nftcr IA hurried meeting
ur the Sacred congregation today, Rc-
curdlng tu a news agency dispatch
from Rome,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
FARMERS, FRUIT RAISERS, WOOL
GROWERS EDITORS, CATTLEMEN
AND BUSINESS MEN HERE TO
BOOST SUNSHINE STATE

Final Touches Being Put Extensive Products Exhibits al
Fair Grounds Carnival Company Sets Up Tents for
Week of Gayey Delegates to Half Dozen State Gather
ings Arriving and Every County in New Mexico Is
Represented by Boosters and Displays.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

aud Central. At = y. M. occurs the
grand march on Central avenue lu the
strains ur hand music which viii u"
huurd al the evening down town,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
LARGEST FIRST DAY CROWD
EVER KNOWN IN GRANDSTANI

When Mayor Sellers, president of
the fair. declared the fair formally
opened at o'clock this afternoon the
grand stand held what was probably
the largest first day crowd In the
history Of the state fair, and II was
crowd whose enthusiasm was In evil
dence hiiariOusiy from the start.
There is no doubt that the people are
here, and here from every nook and
corner OF the Etate--heFe To have a
royal good time and pretty well as
sured that they will have II.
The fair baseball tournament began
this afternoon with game between
the crack Rll-Star aggregation from
Silver City. carrying some Of the best
known ball players In the west. Colo
mel Sellers throwing the first ball. n
complicated spiral glider. which had
tie whole grand stand dodging,
Governor Mcdonald arrived last night
and while he has unfortunately been
III at his rooms at the AivRradO to.
day ne n expected to be in shape Ia
attend the fair on State Day" to-
morrow.
Lincoln Beachey. one OF the fore
most aviatorH OF the world. makea hii
and his daily performances WILL Ql
course be the creates; amusement
event OF the week. At y. m. vii
occur the first balloon ascension and
parachute drop. also to be- dallS
feature during ths week, the aeTia
carnival being one Of the most spec
taculaT ever staged In 'he southwest
A cowboy pony race and IndiaI
sports will start off the racing eventI
for the week this afternoon. TOnigh
the carnlVal ChoWs VIII all be goinl
down town, tlN AivaTndO will be llu
minated with the thousands OF mean
descent lights which outline the Erea
hotel bulleing. ana the free acts o
the CamnhQll outfit, the high divinI
man and hpree, hlgh wire perform
anco ana other stunts Will 80 on
the e0Qnos of pirnt street and Centrn
ayonue. Fiflh and central and boo0n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

HaGsratOwn, Md, Oct. 7.-Three
trAlnmen were killed. another was
probably fatally injured and four
other tTainmen were hurt In n head
ON collision near Shippennburg 20
day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

TODAUs NEWS TODAY
xou go u IN tho HERALD.
alxiv Gents . month o. ~ cents
swpsh aslivsred At your dOcF,
nfty ognts By mail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07

Watch for the Herald
elx copaeB wflf ~ drpppu f
Mucoan Bno0sdo1in 4laf
THURSDAY aftoennnlA Vsnocal
for thoEnl. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27
| |

in this way and what you did during two hours visit
to Absccon, not to your own house, and during your
later absence from the Atlantic City hotel?'
Forbes was adrot lawyer and the very form taken
bv his questions told the mystihcd rahernc that he
wished to keep the witness clear Of involuntary pitfalls
Lest she might be tempted to prcyarcate he revealed
his hand clearly, and put forth confident display Of
knowledge Of her devious COngS and gOingS the dav
Kyrlc was last seen alive which was intended to warn
her not to attempt mislcad the authorities Ira
hcrnc who Of course, had received no definite InStruC
tons realized that the District Attorney would not
follow this line unless he was very sure of his ground
and was moreover only leading up to matters Of much
greater Importance. He watched his client closely for
any signal Of Distress when he would intervene on one
prccxt or another and at any rate gain time for her
10 collect her thoughts but she quite self possessed
though very pale and did not take her eyes of the GRIM
sharp-faccd, though smoothSpokcn lawyer who shared
the secrets Of the police
CLANCY alert asa lack rabbit admitted to himself at
- this uncturc that he was puzzled by Wavertons be-
havior. The latter was watching Mrs Dclamar with
curious interest He might have been a man who now
saw her and heard her voice for the first time His at
tudc was wholly detached and impcrsonal. Once his
glance fitted to the Of absorbed people in court
and he smiled. Clancy literally put his thought into
words.
you honest Atlantic City tradcsmcn," he was MUS
ing "rc giving your divided attention to matter that
YOU will never understand. There issues in this
not to be decided by the combined wits Of the Coroner
and your good selves
CLANCY nodded his head in frank agreement and
Stcngall whispered:
"What is it,
Nothing said Clancy
as that why YOU nodded;
"Ycs."
Stcngal had something sarcastic to say; but for
bore for Mrs. Dclamar was speaking
81 remained in AbscCon because had TO wait two
hours for a boat or train to Atlantic City she said
"Nv husband did wish my presence at the Roscry
SO srroncI TO a farm where | was known. | bought
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-27

'T ua ' was stopped by the interpreter who forthwith
.osratel Wurcrtols qucstionand the witness answer
Xy7AVERwON resumed his seat again, and favored
w 'C+nr~.n with q satisfied smile. At the same time
,,rf -r. avoid Mrs. Dcamar's glance and he read
~ ;~ ,~ t..nl anazemcnt which conveyed warning
I, h. hal discounted the druggist at the price Of
-;,, . us. 6r-trust in far more dangerous quarter
D.. he WI. ., ten,ly q man of singular strength Of WILL
Hba ru.. fully satisfied with his achievement, and
I rg~l III. . raised 10y the unexpected use of his name
;,y'[ .... WAY q Contcntcd expression which, to
H.. Dr.-..~ Was almost more bcWlldcrlng than the
.:.r';sh turn ken bV the evidence.
p~,rr,,. S.. Forbes. the prosecutor hammered in the
s,gr;s-' # .imcr You believe now that the Claude
r. Wavc-. 20 present in court is not the Claude G.
V,a~-o7 u . bought the crystals of nicotine; he asked
aRrt NJ. Senior" was the answer, and Waycrton's
b~,r. fror gain; because, perhaps, OF the awkward
manner in which the prosecutor had framed the Qucs-
He took g. rght while the Coroncrs pen scratched
;ci,s-~.,-.. mi broke in when the lawyer Was about
,r~u..,.s "what j, q somewhat unreasonable way TO
e.-ah'-,r .... u- aimed at Why not ask the witness
- STATE, .... s.. ] am Claude @. Waycrtun, the person
who p,,ro, -.. the poison must have deceived him by
aYos NJ put that point when have finished, said
aRr .. now against the method YOU are adopt
inc TA.-.. -. not two Claude G. Wavcrtons."
The a.. --.r dogncd to appear interested. ave are
not settling matter Of title 20 the Waycrton property,
he said ~u., witness has stated that Claude @. Wa
y~.~ came. g. his shop in Palm Beach, and YOU have
GOT him saw that You are not the Claude &. WaVcrton
in dispute What more DO YOU want,
81 want r.t To remember that YOU are representing
the Stat. ul that YOU have no right to dlstort the
evidence " 81. the meaning honestly attached to II by
"How t.~. voa say tina, am dstorting evidence"
And how dare YOU hint that l am not Claude @.
Wavcrton.
aWha,. when you hippantly alIudc to settling mat
Of not Claude g. " aECTtOn
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-11
ARE YOU READING THIS GREAT STORY?

In opinion the greatest serial story appearing in any
American magazine within period of several years Hall Gaines
remarkable Ihe Woman Thou Me-" running
Hearsts Magazine the second nament appearing the No.
vember number.
Compared with The Woman Thou Gaves Me, such widely
advertised and widely read serials The Common Law The
Streets of Ascaon, The Price She Paid and The Penalty
(Which is much better than the other serials mentoned sink
into nsgniicance But then expects Robert W. Cham
bers Governor Morris David Graham Phillips be ranked
the class with the author of The Bondman The Christian
and The Woman Thou Gavest Me.
The relation of the the is the theme of this
powerful novel by Hall Caine. 1t story of
erest and dramatic and its descriptive nothing
short of wonderful We thought that Hall Gaines other novels
sounded the deepest depths of pathos and heart suffering and
have often wondered there could be deeper
than that running through Dickens David Copperd Mrs VIII
Thou Gaest Me- that this
all in this respect.
The Woman Thou Gaves Me is a story that will leave a
lasting impression all who read and firmly believe that
will stand of the greatest novels of the decade Hall
Game has written nothing stronger nothing appealing
thing greater.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-11
WILSON'S MINORITY"

1t difficult understand the satisfaction with which the
defeated progressves boang that Wilson does
majority OF the American people and therefore, minority
president Even this why should American
take pleasure the fact that American president be blocked
and hampced by antagonsm hroug the four that
crucial n
But These progressves who exult unpatr-
oa proceed the assumption that had either Roosevelt
latt been Wilson's sole opponent the election figures would
have been the They add Rooseves 4,2S9o77 Tafts
35 9IoS, and ublant compare the total of 7SoS85 with
Wilson's 64766oI.
1t only the height of unfairness but the of alb
urd he growing spirit of progresvem the wedge that
split the republican party absolutely and permanently.
Even had been possible for the Chicago agree
either upon Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Taft the gulf the party
could not have been brdged
Under circumstances could the forces of that be-
eved Taft and his policies have been induced for
Roosevelt They would have gone the democratic party
protest they did California where the
refused them opportunity for Taft electors
And under circumstances could the progressive wing of
the party have been induced Taft bitter the
feeling against him and the policies for which he stood This
entire vote in large degree would have gone for Wilson The
Roosevelt candidacy matter of fact simply permitted life
long republicans the party without sacrifice of principle
Had there been preferential ballotwith opportunity
for first second and third chocesWoodow Wilson would
have received the largest popular majority the history of the
American presidency for he the first choice of almost
millions and the second choice of the other millions
How be doubted? The Taft leaders frank in
this expression and the captains the progressive
Neither side would have accepted the candidate the other
and both take definite pleasure the election Wilson
Rocky Mountain News.