Putnam patriot., 1924-02-15
Hartford. Feb H. 1924

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 # n aaw apparent fhal there Wiii 7 more fhaH one eaHd aate before tns HsraH Hlisan State convention for t1e -arfnaa.an for Go9efnor. tp O. this
 rk Lle9fanaat Governor Hiram e#rgHan. aaa the oniI candidate in ' the field Tor the nominations Sow. on tfa a4f#4aaae that b. Aili accept the TgmfHafian 4 ha is nominated. the fr5ards ef John M. Nadfams. 0f 1o- sfer are p3rkifF ts secure his HGmin- aton The Republican party is forta= a,ts. fn having two men like Mr Bing- san and Sir V Madhama willing Co ac- 5fgt tte frsf place en this years state fe f in#gHes the aominatlon of a zzaas tzaEaz and orc Hhiah the elect
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 without -fsation ar apui- ar Protection Wa che cardinal ..iaaiala if the ralitieal code of Wi n Mckinley Ile ta8i with impre 4tf eansi teucy u1shaken and un- sfasaahlr tu the last for that rrlnci plc. lt is for tha, consistency and un- waferlug loyalty that his memory is hor1fed annually by the club that bears hIs name The abandonment ot protection. or even the minimizing of if rBal importance to thls state, with ns 4.000 industries and to the indus tfial welfare 1f the nation, would be dIshanurlnr tho name ef Mckinley. Congressman Graham of Illinois. who