The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-14

tickets would count against the vote
received by Democratic elector.
The electors on the Republican ticket
were selected at the regular Repub-
llcan convention at Harrisburg on May
!. That convention was controlled by
Mr.. Finn and his friends.
Roosevelt Not Concerned.
OYSTER BAY, July 13.-Dispatches
Of Chicago had announced he would
support Governor Wilson apparently
were Of no concern to Colonel Roose-
velt.
"Mr. Crane was never allied with US,
and he never contributed cent for my
campaign" said the colonel. "He was
for La Toilette first. and when La Fol
lette was defeated, he was for Will
son.
Wilson Is Indorsed.
By International News Service.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July 13.-The pro-
uessive party Of Pennsylyania was or
gauized here today by the men who
several months ago pre-empted the title
"progressive.' They met in the head
quarters of the Keystone party and an
nouncement was made that they In
tended fusing with the Keystoners on
most Of the state, congressional and
legislative tickets. Woodrow Wilson s
candidacy was indorsed and the party
is pledged to support him.
Clarence V, Tiers, elected state chair
man, said that in many districts the
progressives, Keystoners and Demo
Gratis would fuse On one set of candl-
dates.
The Roosevelt candidacy was dis
cussed and a resolution was adopted
deprecating the colonel's determination
to enter the contest.
cit is not that we love Teddy less
but Pennsylvania more" said Tiers in
hands with William Finn and &C.
quiesced in Finn IS plan to head the
Roosevelt movement in this state. We
are opposed to any movement with
which Finn Is associated,'
Convention Called.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July 13.-Mis-
souri, Progressive Republicans will hold
their state convention at Kansas City,
the national convention at Chicago.
The call was issued hero today by
Colonel ". r. Nelson, editor Of the
Kansas City Star and Times, and mem
ber for Missouri Of the provisional
committee. 1t says.
'All voters or Missouri who believe
that the time has como for q nation
wide progressive movement are invited
and requested to participate in county
meetings held to elect delegates to the
state convention.
This is a new movement in Ameri
can politics. There has been no time
for complete district or county organ
ization. To secure representation from
each county the friends Of the progress
sive movement must be relied upon to
do the work usually performed by the
local organizations, and without hope
of remuneration or reward In this
work for great political principles the
active cooperation of progressives in
every county must be the sole reliance
| for success.'
Bull Moose Plans.
NEW YORK, July 1s.-william H.
Hotchkiss, principal chairman Of the
National Progressive party In New
York state, said today he was planning
the organization OF a state committee
| OF $50 members or one member from
each assembly district in the state.
Mr.. Hotchkiss further announced
that he intended 10 organize an "ad.
visory committee' in connection with
the campaign in New York city, con
sistine Of seven members. This is
departure from the machinery hereto
fore used In conducting political cam
paigns-
cit win consist Of seven members"