The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-09
TAFT PLANS HOT FINISH
TO CAMPAIGN IN OHIO
FIFTY SPEECHES TO BE
DELIVERED NEXT WEEK
To Visit Every Town Over 5000
In State Before Primary
Day.
President Continued Tour Yester-
day-Makes Seventeen Talks
Scores Roosevelt.


for President Tafts swing through
Ohio next week made public in part
here tonight. indicate that Mr. Taft
Intends 10 make a spectacular and
strenuous fight to control the states
IS delegates to the Republican ma
tional convention.
Entering Ohio next Monday morn
ing at Marietta. the president will
speak In practically every city and
town of over 5000 inhabitants that he
has not visited on the tour ended
here tonight The president will
travel more than 1000 miles in Ohio
by special train. leaving trail across
the state from the Ohio river TO the
Indiana state line, and from Cincin-
natl TO Lake Erie. Mr.. Taft will be
In the state nine days and on seven
OF these he will be In full action.
Estimates tonight were that he would
speak at least so times.
Attack Roosevelt Anew.
Although details OF the trip were
not completed ton ght. the President
is expected 10 find some new subjects
on which TO continue his attacks on
Colonel Roosevelt Friends OF the
President believe the DEVELOPMENTS OF
next week will be of great importance
10 Mr.. Taft and every effort is being
made 10 have the trip successful.
Counting the day he leaves Washing
ton. the President viii spend seven
nights On his car and two ashore. "
Thursday. in Cleveland. and Sunday
In Cincinnati. Although the list OF
cities and towns he will visit was not
made public tonight. night addresses
are scheduled for Steubenville Mon
day; Youngstown. Tuesday: San.
dusky, Thursday. Cleveland. Friday;
Toledo, Saturday; Springfield and
Dayton Monday.
Mr.. Taft will vote in Cincinnati
I Tuesday and return 10 Washington
that night.
Delivers " Speeches.
Altogether Mr. Taft made Il
speeches during the day. His voice
stood up well, but grew a trfie husky
Just before he made Columbus to-
night lie swung east and south clear
across the state from Cincinnati. Iron
ton and then west and north to Colum.
nus stopping at Oak Hill. Jackson.
Wellsion. Logan and Lancaster. His
Fellow Ohioans turned out in good
numbers and listened attentiveIy TO
his arguments. although interruptions
and comments from the crowds were
comparatively few.
Most OF the late speeches were
/ much alike. but at Jackson. Mr.. Taft
talked frankly about Canadian reel.
procity, a subject he has touched hard
ly at all
In this connection he charged that
MT. Roosevelt had been unfair TO him
In dcnouncing the plan after first
promising IL his support.
Al lronton. the President declared
ne was a lawyer and a Judge not a
publicity agent. Il have been Obliged
10 allow my case TO be misconstrued
by those who would mlsconstrue with.
ont knowing how TO meet those mis-.
constructions by advertisements to
the contrary" he said.
Roosevelt Killed Peace Paets.
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u. spec in Memorial Hall that 20.
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