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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
DON JUAN ANGEL ITO

Aver hubimos de saludar en- esta ca
pital al ex-senator por Mayagiiez y
prominente hombre de negocios de San
German, Don Juan Angel Ti6.
Ell Sr. Ti6 embarcara hoy hacia Ell
Norte, en- compafiia de s1 distinguida
esposa, Dona Laura N. de Tic, con ell
proposito de dejar instalados en- dos
inportantes colegios de Estados Unidos
a dos de sus hijos.
Buen viaje deseamos a los estimables
viajeros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
Ell GOBIERNO DE ESTADOS
UNIDOS EN- CONTACTO CON
LA SITUACION EUROPEA

WASHINGTON, agosto 29.-iEn Ia
Casa Blanca han informado esta tarde
oficialmente que el gobferno esta mante
niendo absolute contacto con la, situa
ci6n economical de Europa y que espe
ra una oportunidad propicia para to
mar iniciativas encaminadas a buscar
soluciones la crisis.
Las manifestations de Casa Blan
ca Sc interpretan por los periodicos &C
mo indicio cierto de que Ell presidente
Harding convocara muy pronto a una
conferencia economical International.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
Los vOtOS diSidenteS
del Attorney y del
Com. ST. Cabrera en-
10 de Ia s. ]. Dock Co.

Votos disi0sntes de los sefores Mes
tire y Cabrera en- el asunto de la San
Juan Dock Co., seguida en- la Conlisi6n
de Servicio Publico:
EN- AA coMTSIoN DE sERvIcIo
PUBLICo DE PUERTO RICO
San Juan, agosto 2s, 1922.
bernador para cue Sc cancele y anule
Ia franQuicia No. 5O6.
Casa No. o.5oe.
voTo DTsIDENTE DEE. CoMIsIo
NADo SR. CABRERA soRRE LA
MoCIoN PREsENTADA TDR Ell
ooMIsIoNADo sR. FELIU EN- LA
SESSION oRDTNARIA DE LA CONT
SION CELEBRADA Ell % DE AGOS
TO EN- oURso, EN- Ell CAso ARRI-
BA MENCToNADo.
FL cue suscribe. miembro por 'elec-
ci6n popular de 'esta Comision de Ser
vicio Pnblico, Sc MEGA impartir su
aprobaci6n la moci6n prssentada por
Ell Comisionado senior Feliu y aprobada
por Ia mayoria, por varias razones.
En- primer termino, no es cierto
que esta Comisi6n haya celebrado min
guna vista preliminar preliminary hear
ing) sobre este asunto. puesto que Ell
acto llevado cabo ell dia ocho del CO
rriente mes no consisti6 en- otra cosa
que en- oir la moci6n de San Juan Dock
Co., pidiendo la nulidad de 'estos pro
cedimientos porque no constaba ningu
ma querella escrita jurada, nj So le
habia notificado con copia de la misma.
Con esta aclaraci6n, el que suscribe
hace constar que Ia moci6n del senior
F'eli1 no resuelve en- ning1n sentido, 81
no que evade, La question planteada.
Nuestro deber no es evadir sino resol
yer frente a frente las cuestiones que
Sc nos presenter. Por esta causa he vo
tado en- contra.
Ademas, en- nuestras manos esta
un gran poder que puede ser disolvente
productive de progreso y confianza
segin sea ell grado de discretion Ii
gereza con que procedamos. AL amparo
de las franquicias serios intereses son
creados. Derechos de propfedad. que
deben ser sagrados para nosotros. ma
cen bajo elias. No sera este Comisiona
do quien contribuya con su voto po
rier en- movimiento la maquinaria pode
rosa de esta Comisi6n 81 Ell que invoca
nuestra intervention no viene dentro
de los preceptos mas estrictos de la
Ley. 81 cualquier persona cree estar
ten possession de hechos ciertos, no le Sc
ra muy diffcil exponerlos ante la Co
mission en- forma debida, de este modo
cumpliriamos ell doble fin de no permi
tir que nadte Sc querelle de NADIA sin
(Continna en- la Ga. pag.D
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
LA DIRECTIvA DE "SAN JUAN
DOCK 90"

Como nota curiosa y con motive de
los recientes y sonados debates en- la
Comisi6n de Servicio Publico prop6-
sito de la franquicia de la "San Juan
Dock Co.. publicamos continuation
La Directive de dicha corporation del
pals:
.Presidente, Felix B. Rexach; Tesorero
Manuel Ginorio; secretario, Felix Hi
lera; voca,es, Hydee R. de Benitez
Rexach Miguel Echevarria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
AN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
La nlisteriOsa partida
de Lloyd George man
|tiene Ia expectation
enIaCiudad de LOndreS
Omitted Press, via All America cables)

Omitted Press, via All America Cables)
LoNDREs, agosto 29.-El jefe del
gobierno sefior Lloyd George abandono
bien temprano esta mafiana la capital
hacia un sitio que no ha podido ser to
'davia divulgado Mister Lloyd George
.sali6 en- union de varios Minister'S.
En- la "Foreign Office, al hacer
constar la ausencia del jefe del gobier
no; manifestation que el secreto de su
viaje d6bese principa palmente a razones
de orden politico, puesto que es sabido
la ojeriza que han demostrado Ultima
mente hacia Lloyd George un grupo
de extremistas irlandeses.
Ell Presidente del Gabitete, durante
los dfas que permanezca en- Ell campo,
ha ordenado que sean suprimidas abso
lutam.ente las visitas.
Ell s'Times'', comentando la inespe
rada "fuga" de Lloyd George, mani
fiesta rotundamente que ell Jefe del go
bierno ha querido demostrar que no
desea participar en- las graves cuestio
mes que Sc suscitaran de un momento
otro en- ell seno del Comite de Indem
nizaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
AyerSe N6 ante eI jupz
Iriarte eI CaSO de IibeIO
seguidOpOre eIAttOrney
enCOntrade Tempo

Ante ell juez Iriarte, de la Corte
Municipal, sscci6n Segunda, Sc vi6 aver
el case de nbelo seguido por Ell Hon.
Attorney General, Lcdo. Mestre, en- con
ira de 'sl peri6dico rEl Tiempo', por
haber este publicado un articulo que Ell
demandante consider6 injurioso, va que
Sc le hacian graves imputacion!ss en- re
laci6n con el s.affaire'y del Gran Ju
rado, que intervino en- ell asunto del
Gobernador.
R|epresentaba al Pueblo Ell Lcdo. Sa
malea Iglesias, estando presente tam
bi6n ell sehor Mestre. Por la Corpora
ci6n demandada asisti6 ell Lcdo. Rossy.
Como testigo del Attorney Ge-
neral declararon los sefiores Pietri,
Miranda y ell Lcdo. Cuevas zequeira.
Este tltimo, preguntas del Fiscal, de
clar6 entire otras cosas. que el, como
Senadcr, no impartia su aprobaci6n al
nombramiento de ningdn funcionario so
bre Quien pesara una acusaci6n como
la qua eT diario demandado habfa he
cho en- contra del sefior Mestre, que
de ser cierta, implicaba una completa
disqualification.
FL .sefior Rossy advferte a la Corte
que el senior Mestre no debe estar en-
el salon, y que la declaration del tes-
tigo era impertinente. por 10 que soil
citaba del Tribunal actuara en- ese sen
lido. FL Jusz desestim6 La solicitud.
Desfl6 luego la prueba de La defsn
sa. En- primer lugar declare ell Auditor
Mr.. Kessinger, y el senior r. H. Todd.
Este >hizo historic del viaje que en-
union del Gobernador y su comitiva hi
ciera los Estados Unidos en- novfem
bre de 1921, Y a la cual comitiva Sc
uni6 despu6s el sehor Mestre, no ma.
biendo, su juicio, hecho ninguna gss
ti6n oticial que justificara Ell gasto de
los $3.50 de que is acIs6 el peri6dico
demandado.
Despues declare ell damandante senior
Mestre. Present6 pruebas para demos
trar que su viaje al Norte fu6 en- asun
tos oticiales, relacionados con su cargo
como 10 fu6 el haber asistido a la Wis
ia de varios pleitos que Ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico teria ante la Cort'e de Bos
ton. la preparation de alegatos para
otros que estaban pendientes.
Declare ,el seHor Mestre que el Sc
neg6 en- Washington a tomar parte en-
todo asunto de matiz politico que plan
tearon los coniisionados, por entender
que 'ello no Sc avenia su condici6n
de- funcionario del Gobierno. Por esta
raz6n. continue. Sc traslad6 Nueva
York, donde estilvo So dias en- gestio-
mes oficialss. y esperanto 6rdenes del
Gobefnador, las cuales no legaron. Que
al seber por el general Mcintyre que
Mr.. Reilly 'embarcaba para la isla. el
regres6 tambi6n.
Manifesto. ademas, que el dinero le
fu6 entregado por ell Gobernador no
por Mr.. Kessingcr, como Sc habia trata
do de hacer Greer, por 10 cual ERA, al Go
bernador y no al Auditor, a qufsn el
tenia que rendir la cuenta de sus gas
tos, como asi 10 hizo, fueron ratif
cados por aqu6l. Ell testigo hizo otras
declaraciones. al cabo de las cuales 50
retro.
FL fiscal sefior Samalea, someti6 Ell
case al Tribunal, por los meritos de
la prueba aportada.
FL senior Rossy mostr6se inclinado q
hacer 10 misinO, pero, no cbstante, con
sumi6 un breve turno en- defensa de
fContinfa en- Ia pagina ga;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30

con motive de los liItirnos cambios he
chos por ell Gobernador, y con los cua-
.es no estan conformes algunos nderes
del partido republican,, Sc piensan rea
mir estos con los 1fderes unionistas y
conjuntamente acordar un plan para ira
tar de que sea rectifcada de una vez
la politica que la Administration Ma
cionaI esta siguiendo en- Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
LA SOCIEDAD DE NACIONES
INICIARAN UNA ENCUESTA
INTERNATIONAL

GaNEBRA, agosto 2as Ell comite
sobl'e ell desarme de la Sociedad de Ma
clones iniciara muy pronto una encues
ia entire las naciones a prop6sito del
desarme international.
La encuesta sera dirigida por el Sc
nor shebert, delegado ingles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
Ell TENIENTE BRAKAPAPAS
ROMPE UN RECORD AEREO

PARIS, agosto 28.-El teniente Bra
kapapas ha retornado aver de Turin
realizando un sorprendente vuelo en- el
cual estableci6 un nuevo record de ve-
locidad.
FL teniente Brakapapas hizo el ne
corrido raz6n de trescientos treinta
y seis Kilometres por hora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
LOS GRIEGOS ABANDONAN
LA PLAZA DE KARAHISSAR

LoNDREs, agosto 2e-Dicen de
Atenas que los griegos abandonaron la
plaza de Karahissar en- ell Asia Menor
debido la incontrastable superioridad
de los ej6rcitos kemalistas.
Los griegros Sc replegaron sobre
Kinfadetu, donde son perseguidos por
'el enemigo. !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
Los INSURRECTOS TRATAN
DE APODERARSE DE UNA ES
TACION CABLEGRAFICA

DUBLIN, agosto 29-Un bote de
motor tripulado por veinticinco solda
dos insurrectos intent6 apoderarse de
La estaci6n cablegrafica de Valencia,
sisndo rechazados por los provisional
les. !. l rs1sa a.
Algunos rebeldes fueron hechos pri
sioneros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
Ell RE1cHsTAG EN- Session

BERLTN, agosto 29.-El Reichstag
celebrara mafiana (hoy) una session pa
ra discutir la question de las contribu-
clones interiores de la naci6n.
FL diputado Focher presentara un
proyecto de ley regulando Ell trafico
en- la capital.
LA CALMA REINA EN- PARIS
PARIS, agosto 29.- La situaci6n
de la huelga no ha cambiado durante
las iiltimas horas.
Los carros electricos han restabSe
cido ell servicio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
!; ;MULCAHY, JEFE DEL
GOBIERNO IRLANDES9

LoNDREs, agosto 20. -Telegrafian
de Dublin al "Daily Mall que es
muy probable que Mulchay, sea electo
presidente del Gabinete irland6s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
lsE RETIRARA CoRDovA DEL
CoNGREso?

Hoy podemos decir, que a nuestros
oidos ha 1egado ell casi fundado rumor
de que Ell cablegrama que hubimos de
hacer referencia en- nuestra informa-
ci6n de aver, Sc reiere que por la
direction del partido unionista al senior
C6rdova Davila, Sc lie han dado instruc
clones de que iiornbre del partido pro
teste ante Ell Executive Nacional de
las actuaciones lltimas del Gpberna
dor Reilly y exija de los poderes nacio
males que Sc proceda porter fin esta
situacion, v que en- Ell case de que re
ciba una negative Sc retire del Con-
greso, hacienda constar que de NADIA
sirve para el pals mantener en- el Con
gr'eso su representation, mientras este
en- Ell poder la administrator actual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
Ell GoBERNADOR NoMBRo Ell
SUB TESoRERO

.
Ell nombramiento del Sr. Gallar-
do. para ell cargo de sub-tesorero, fue
hecho ay'er a instancias del Goberna
dor. FL senior Aboy, segdn hubo de in
formarnos personalmente, tenia otros
candidates, entire ellos Ell senior Paone
sa, alto empleado de la frma comercial
de que es socio ell senior Aboy.
Segdn informes, tenemos entendido
que Ell senior Aboy Sc habia expresado
en- Ell sentido de que sostendria los
funcionarios unionistas v que su "assis
tant'' perteneceria a su partido y Sc
ria una persona escogida por el, como
ha sido siempre la costumbre de todos
los Jefes que han acceptable la direc
ci6n de cualquiera de los Departamen
tos del Gobierno. i
En-. honor al senior Gallardo, y aun
cuando su nombramiento habra de ser
impugnado por pertenecer otro yparti
do que no es Ell que tiene la mayoria
en- Ell Senado, debemos decir que tiene
una larga experiencia en- Ell Departa-
mento de Hacienda, del cual sali6 para
ir a ocupar ell cargo de Comisionadc
Municipal de Hacienda, en- 6poca de
estar Ell municipio de esta ciudad en-
poder de los republicanos. ~
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-08

He viii not go outside Of his party
but he will consider the principle o.
the direct primary of far greater i'm
portance than either candidate or the
party organization. But when it is
all over Senator Borah will be found
still firmly entrenehed in the Repub-
Hcan party as one of its great sena-
toriil leaders.
Make note of this prediction"
We are inclined to disagree with
both papers in this matter and are
Of the opinion Borah will not come to
Idaho at all for this election, either
to vote or to work.
In connection with this matter the
editor received a letter from Senator
Borah. which we will print in the near
future.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-08
TO BUY sHOsH0NE REALTY
Uncle Sam to Buy or Build Home
to House Postoffice.

Uncle Sam is going to invest in
Shoshone real estate. as soon as the
plan of Postmaster General Work is
authorized by Congress. 1t is pro-
posed that the government buy or
build its own post office.
President Harding has approved the
plan. It is national in scope and when
put into operation will save the gov
ernment s5OO.OOO.OOO in ten years.
Postmaster General Work in his let
ter to President Harding explained
that the department now pays an an
nuaI rental for buildings which house
all Of our post offices, totaling more
than s12,OOO,OO0. These figures have
been growing at tremendous rate
recently as leases expired and owners
demand and obtained substantial in
creases.
It is also pointed out that shameless
speculation on the part Of those who
try to prey on the government viii be
abolished Tor all time
The Government can borrow money
ut 4es to buy or build post offices,
which viii be tax free, says Work.
whereas. when leased, the govern
ment pays a rental high enough to
permit the lesser to borrow money at
TO 1Oa and stiil profit.
OF Uncle SANS post offices, 5.S26
aye IN leased quarters. Only 1,2oo are
in homes owned by the government.
The parcel post and other adjust
ments haye resulted iu earnings which
have more than doubled IN the last
ten years and are constantly growing.
Administration leaders in Congress
favor the plan and Treasury officials
have expressed the opinion chat if is
essential 10 economical management
~ the postal system.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-08

Hugh Francisco, who had been cleo
ted as superintendent of the Shoshone
schools and who had been here for a
few days prior to the opening of school
committed suicide by drinking carboic
acid at Paul, Idaho. Sunday.
Friday. Francisco sent the trustees
Of the school a peculiar letter stating
he could not very we'll fill the numer-
Gus jobs he listed as claiming he had
20 fill in the schools and resigned.
The letter was like a bomb-shell to
the trustees as everything seemed to
be satisfactory to both the board and
Mr. Francisco when he was hired and
even as late as Thursday when he
had talk with the editor and told
him he liked the place very we'll
Saturday, the board got in touch
with George Curtis who had been
principal of the high school at Rupert,
and who was exceptionally well re
ommended and succeeded in getting
him to accept the place as superin-
tendent of the schools of shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-08
MORE MONEY
LESS EXPENSE
State Treasurer's Report Shows
Gain of Almost 100000 Since
Alexander Left Office and
Work Is Carried On With
Less Expense Than When He
Had Charge of the State
Loss was S220,0OO During
Alexander Regime.

Funds in the state treasury on
September 1st, 1922, according to
Dan f. Banks report to the governor
amounted to s2,S5S, S,69s.44-$1,oos,7 ,72s.SS
being in the Highway Fund.
The best barometer of the financial
condition of the state may be found
in the condition of the state general
fund. From this fund is paid the
salaries and expenses of the state de-
partments and institutions, and all
general State expenditures.
The balance in the state general
fund on September 1st, 1922, is given
below. as also the balance in that
fund ON that same date during the
first and last year of the Alexander
regime:
September 1st, 1915 CAlexander's
first YEAR, .......--..----.--------- S2SO'94o.Sz
September 1st, 1918 (Alexander's
yoa, s,249.72
September 1st, 1922 .--~- 4o1,65S.s1
During the month of September
1915. the work of the office Of the
state treasurer was carried on with
one deputy and four clerks. Notwith-
standing the increase in the volume
of work the same force carried on the
business during September, 1918.
During the month of September
s.I on
1922, the work is being carried Oh
with one deputy and two clerks.
The cash earnings Of the office ior
the past month were s75s9.s9-more
than ss1s for every dollar Of expense.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-08

He entered on his duties Saturday
and has been busy getting things run
ming smoothly at the schools the COM
ing year.
Saturday morning, Miss Lillian Gill
mer. who has been a teacher in the
north side school, rendered her resig-
nation and a teacher is being sought
to fill the place left vacant by her.
resignation.
It is hoped by the board that they
can secure Mrs. George Curtis. pri-
mary teacher at Rupert, through the
courtesy Of that board, to fill the place
left vacant by Miss Gilmer.
At the opening of the schools, sew
eraI vacancies on the teaching staff
We're still untitled but it was hoped
to have all places filled by the end Of
this week.
C. C. Kirkpatrick. who taught last
year in the schools here. did not show
up for work this year and at the last
moment word was received he would
not come.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-08
GOOD PRODUCE
SHOW At Fab
Dietrich Fair to be One Worth At
tending With Its Varied At
fractions and Exhibits ---

Committees in charge of the vari-
GUS phases of organizing the fair to
be held in Dietrich Saturday Septem-
Der 2Srd, report that their efforts are
meeting with excellent success and
substantial support from everywhere.
The committees on farm produce
exhibits state that many fine entries
are going to be made and that compe-
tition for honors will run high. Mr..
Walker chairman of the committee
on racing. advises that quite a num-
ber applications for entry into the
several races have been made, and
that in all probability it will be nee
essary to close registration before
fair day arrives.
An additional feature of the day
Will be base ball game between
Dietrich and team with whom we
shall negotiate There will also be
considerable interest in the exhibition
of live stock and hogs.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-08
GOoDENG OPENS MONDAY
College Has a Strong Teaching Staff
This year and Most Prac-
tcal Course.

According to the report of Presi-
dent c. W. Tenney, of Gooding College,
the new course of study, which came
from press today, shows the strongest
teaching force and the most practical
subjects ever catalogued by this pop
ular young school of the inter-moun-
tain people.
Among the instructors named are:
Richard J. Bostrum. formerly of Salt
Lake and Boise, business administra-
ton and commerce; Edgar A. Pol
lock. Joseph, Oregon, practical print
ing. drawing and show card writing;
Edith NJ. Roberts, Rupert and Boise
education and psychology; Marguerite
A. Gutschow, Spokane and Salem'
English; ]. Fred McGrew, Idaho Falls
and Willamette, elocution and pubic
speaking: Chester L. Buckner' Lincoln
Nebraska. and Denver, history and
philosophy; Mae Shipley Blodgett'
New London and Mt. Pleasant Iowa.
mathematics; Madame Lille Sang
Collins. Paris and New York stuulos'
music: Edith NJ. Barrett, Eugene ore
gon. language; H. d. Cheney Harvard
and Chicago. French; Valentine Delch'
Indiana and Colorado social science
and religious education; Harry Elmer
r.an,b Nebraska and Creighton, spe-
cial work in physiology; Edward f.
Rodenbaugh, University Of Washins-
ton and state chemist Of Idaho phys-
les. chemistry and geology; L. fauiiis
Grau, Ambia. Indiana ana Oll0e'70'
home economics; Eva Mccoy Blue
Cornell. Iowa. and New York STATE
dean OF women.
The fan term commences Sep'ei'i's-
nth. and Miss Ethel A. Redfieid' 7'4'e
Superintendent OF Idaho, viii give 'As
matriculation address.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-08
POLITICAL POT
IS BOILING
Candidates Are All Busy in the
Hunt for Notes While the
Newspapers are Busy Discus
sing the Campaign from all
Angles So the Votes may be
Well Informed Before Max
Their Choice.

This week sees the political pot
more than bubbling. It is boiling
hard and the candidates are securing
the highways and byways for votes.
The stand Senator Borah Will take
in the fight is creating great deal
Of comment in the various papers.
The Richfield Recorder in an article
favoring the election of the democratic
party says:
I'VE understand Senator Borah viii
stump the state in the interests of a
primary law and this will be invalu-
able to the cause of the people.
On the other hand the Haley News
Times Miner says:
"Those who recall the course pur-
sued by Senator Borah in the cam
paign of 1912 in Idaho viii have no
difficulty in forecasting what his
course will be in the present campaign
In 1912 Senator Borah was one Of
the outstanding figures in the Repub-
lcan national convention in Chicago
It was felt by many that when the
split came he might head the Bull
Moose party as its candidate for
President. But Roosevelt was chosen
and Senator Borah came home to Ida
no. He was a candidate for re-elec-
tion that year.
Every effort was made to induce
him to take his stand for Colonel
Roosevelt and the Progressives, or
President Taft and the Regulars.
Every effort failed The senator
stumped the state from end to end,
but he never declared himself. He
refused to speak from the same plat
form with John N. Haines the Repub-
Iicau candidate for governor; he made
Republican speeches without mention
ius either Taft or Roosevelt and be
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ried the state for president
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