The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-02
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would at the Invitation of Mr.. McCor-
mick visit Democratic national head
quarters here. He desired personally
to meet the staff working for his re-
election and see the machinery or the
headquarters in operation AFTER Wis
ting headquarters he planned to re-
turn to the Mayflower to WORK on ms
dents party said no announcement was
ready in connection with the sinking
of the British steamship Marina WIN
the resultant loss of American lives.
Whoop EN- Up in N. Y. Today.
New York, Nov 1.-THE stage is all
set 10 make President Wilson's visit
here today the climax of the Demo-
cratic campaign in New York City 1t
Is the presidents first and only pup
lie appearance here in his campaign
for reelection. The Democratic can
dfdate will make several speeches, the
principal one at Madison Square gar
den tonight. Following the address
at the garden the president Will speak
at Cooper Union and possibly an over
flow meeting in Cooper square. His
first address after his arrival from
Buffalo this morning will be at
luncheon of the Wilson Business
Mems league. In the afternoon he
will visit the Sixty-ninth regiment
bazaar.
In connection with the Madison
Square garden rally, Democratic or
CARNATIONS have arranged for several
great parades, a feature of which will
be the appearance of large number
of boys not yet of voting age, accom-
panying each district organization.
The parades will be under the direc-
ton of the Wilson and Marshall clubs
which announce that more than 25,-
900 men and boys will be in line.
Democrat Chieftain's There.
The luncheon of the Wilson Bus
mess Mems league is of a national
character with representatives from
several states. The speakers include
David Houston, secretary of agricul-
ture, and Charles r. Crane, president
of the league who presides. Those who
! will occupy seats at the presidents
table are Gov. James F. Fielder, of
Now Jersey, Former Governors David
Walsh and w. L. Douglas, of Massa-
| chusettS; Former Governor Emmet
I O'NeaI of Alabama, Mayor Mitchell of
New York, Cleveland II. Dodge, Col
| E. M. House, w. L. Saunders and
Jacob H. Schiff. There will also be a
delegation of business men from var
ious sections of the country. 1t is an
nounced that the president in his
speech will deal with the policies OF
his administration having a direct
bearing upon business interests of the
country.
William Church Osborne will pre.
side at the meeting at Madison
Square Garden. The only other
speaker will be Martin H. Glynn, form
er governor of New York
Back to Home State.
Buffalo. Nov. 2.-Charles E. Hughes
came back to his home state of New
York to wind up his presidential cam
paign. His program today carried him
over familiar campaigning ground
from Batavia in the western section
thru central New York to Albany
where he will speak tonight. The nom
inee special train passed thru Buffalo
this forenoon en- route to Batavia, Z
fifteen hour ride from Terre Haute
Ind, where he closed his campaign il
! the middle west last night.
The days program called for an adj
dress at Batavia shortly before noon
a rear platform talk at Oneida, ar
hours stay at Schenectady where The
nominee will deliver d speech late to.
day, another address at Troy tonight
and the chief address of the evening
at Albany. Mr.. Hughes will reach AL
bany at $50 o'clock.
1t was the nominees last day bu
one of campaigning and he was ap
parently in excellent trim. Tomorrow
the program calls for speeches alons
the valley of the Hudson, ending will
his arrival at New York.