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p?A MOOSE
-ACK IN RANKS
AS REPUBLICANS
Reunited Party Certain to
pefcat the Democrats
Next Fall.
MRBA\KSO\L\
CHOICE OF STATE
ut Friend*. Insist He Will Be
y-nrnated in June and fleeted
m No\ember.
I, IOWARD ?. BAM I ?
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12. The 's---.;:
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.
M Crar.d
re had i rae to
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always traf that
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and ei**ht
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be Prc
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ma in th< ??wer
teed i f ?'.a- d
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-.--?- at least
and not over ? i
reasonable eetii
mee of the Re
xra ?? of i
I . * in delegation, sa
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the
a rea! car. :
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for who-n
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test Saj r.arr.ed
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c'.ect him
i Bern! tua oaf
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refer t? I <.:rbar.v?.
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^' If' led f-?.f ??,_., ?//Xy ?DUl
at the primar.o?, ??vherea? 1T&,0(Vfl vo<
??ere cast Ifl the Republican eolui
for Fairbanks and the three He* I
''can et ? r United State? S?
star ?a I r.ur:?- 2t6Ji
?
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? man of t
'
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tat.
? Pi igr?
*? -?. no *n t
most sei ? ? Beils of t
reorganize.; . organization
sectioi ?to
Here
'
the Republican non
? ?
Segle) '
.--? re, w
?" the foui B
I nitrri In V\ ayne I'onnly.
Wayn? be thrmi
is located, a
of the t ". ' BRT **? ? S
r.ot i r ti lata s
the Progressives electing; all coun
Been s the ticket both >car
The R? ; ".b'.icar.? cast or... ? ?
? a ,' .. ? 12, while tl
in 1914 the Pi . polled 8,81
to the Repuhlieai Last Tue
? ? Bl ring direct primar, ? |
- . on a disairrecable day, the R
publi?*ana polled no fewer than 4,7(
as th?
cast at a President.?1 elo?Ctl01 '
year? ago.
In Elkhart County, op I.
tre-.. - rner of the state *.ear Chicag
in If] ? ? Bull Moos? - i 3?4'
? i Republitran par*. ??? i
?
'
prima epul ca- ? eaal
and ?
Progreai - ??? -s
Jr. Marion County, whleh mclud?
i. lit'
Ml : 11 ,(KK) vol
Tue? laj haver
hanr
? an?.
f the 1 t*s that s I help 1
, - ? ? . : , :
fall is the enormoua increase i
'-,???* ? ?he state since the l?emo? ra'
came It to pos re Bjht years aro on
?rn demanding economy. Th
State Haass haant teen big enou?
to held the arid".-onal Pemocratic oi
*"-reh(.lder? si ' ' hare had to hir
room? out
TSJ -v. ?v? Pror-resca-et a ' hack In th
rp..rga-!7ed Kcr"jh'..can par'r 11 ? B<
thai there
- ?entiment in Indiana than i
? - ?. thai - ? say, l?n
le n 11 men t favor ??
,. a?? ell I a? hoi *
of ft - the
-?a*?' and thej ? him as a f"*?
?
feel, es-Progressives and
? ? ... -
: ? Cl capo would he
?
v'o "*e?-ond Choice.
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an t
,- - The
They "??an
? . v. hei asked what ??.?ould b
i-s?-e Fa rl
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- il day?;. - ' |
.- wher?
-??:e a .veer- | 't'o??.
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to ho us?
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Mon a al ndiana poli
I
by the Vice-Pw '
from the H ta Hause ai iha!
?
open? ng that ti ne i
sHnve %/ i ?? e-, - * feai
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-
?, .1 Bryan at Yoongetowr
- i Taft cam*
.
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1 "?her W?
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had >*<*??- r? ?? 11 limes, nig
ndsy, to tall ? abject
4*,V
SlTFRAGISTiTCHIER SLATER
*>erator Defend?. Bill He Introduced at
Xnti?' Me-etlrif.
Weg" aster ragists were
stor George
? .: ?-er fr.; -.he
-
:.! tu ff ra?,' . - ?
s i at i
- ' - .- meeting
? . ? mator Bieter
? f a
- ?ver be re
....
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? heater Con
.vate? I tt
' -. . ?rislatoi
minor the greet nu
majority are entitled
to represei s true repre
?
v. . ??d
?.
-poke
Bg was a
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I
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MOOSE DEMAND
T. R. OR EQUA
This the Price of Unie
with Republicans, Says
William Flinn.
PATRIOTISM MUST
DOMINATE PLATFORM
Ke>stone Leader Predicts Pei
roses and Barneses Won t
Contro! Convention
. March 11 R.
"a man somewhere near hie er-ua!" f
President, nominated on a platform
?- tien, :? the Beam of anialj-am
tion which th?? Progieaaivc party w
offer the Republican ; ertj when ?
national convention?* meet next Jqi
Chicago, .- : ? Penai
vaaia member of the Pr??gn
tional Committee, deelari 1 here I li
"The ihip etaad
?i i Mr. ntnn, referring to his i
?nark, made a month or two ac? : "T
rule of the ,-eas app?e-t to rre. I tSV
be the last or one of th? last to ',???,
the ProgTi that ia, pro?
?'?.a other? decide to leave."
Progri ef that the
cal move for the Republican! would 1
'o non-.-r.a*' V ?? ??e!t, expressed t
day by ?-i ?., him been voie?
before by men active in the
party, hu' S'.r Fliafl added: "( o!on
Rooseveit practically say? that he wr
. accept nothing ihort of a unar.'.mot
call from th? Convention."
t'nlon Depends on Rope hi Iran?.
TV? ihip itateaMBt et?l stand?
Mr. Plrrn eontinaed. "1 an a Pr
f-re?? ve a-d will remain a Pro****eeaia
... ?.? there is an ama'.-rnma: on h
? ?..??? ??.. | ? .- i < ?tad Republic!
partiel ?hen the two nat u
. ? ? - ? meet in Chicaf
"Whethor there li to be at en ?'.??
nation reete with *?r ?Rep.
The Republican partv al
? conv ? n a ? ? offered ; , *
i to nominate a cs-<' late for Pi"s
den? the Pro-*re??ives can lapport, a
I f itf -- ? ? ?v can indo-?'
the Pregreeeivee, aaaembled
rant on at the tame time ? be e
hand 'o pass jndgi
??71 at eai Rooeer??
but \' not Rooeerell t i i lomi
where near his I ? ial who ate
. -, ipprov?
"It ie i tirai ' ' K le
-??
? i
A ?
( ?invention 1 nronf rolled.
ng pi ttle <
- - partiea at i
?ake.
"The Barneaei
.-:.-. .. n V|
becauee the exia ft
- ? ? ' - - nal
ble N ?ill con
? on."
i . - i be een t f ?
Pennaj it the roe a Ne
n, and m
terated 1 ?? be ipeeted t?
attend that convention as a delegate
.Minnesota to Name Choice
for President To-morrow
Paul, March 12. Minne
"? re? dential preference pr;rr?\r? .
will b? I next 1 ... w hrn dele
fttet te *hc Republican, Dem
and Prohibition national eearent HI
'will be chosen. Ti? Progreeaivi ?? ? ?
fled far. unopposed liai of ea&didatei
? ? be cert he bi
< ' tea.
i ,,..,?.- ?- . _? , ?, -
doraemeni i ?
. .
? - . u ...
tereat ? lent Wilaoi
without Dee rat
.... rea ari ritl
out a though 1
-
-? - Hiram W
Johi ' of Californie ?1 fac? ?ni
?tate
color to theii galt
.
fled ? ? R< r nblican t r.
their ? ce Thej ?. "
? bert B. Cummii
Iowa, an?!
W an ?rant W<
r . ? -,
r ? ?
? m I eh bai Eugen?
form?
IV ai ilier, former ?
N e i entii
?t^lllllnl'lV'llllllllllli
Coward
?hoe
Wm\m^yW^ tike
I? merits of an article
make it famous, it is
sure to be imitated
Dost people prefer
the onoinal.
StU Nowhere ?I?a
James S. Coward
?J6-?- 874 ??.iri-aaasHeh 8t?, ?H? T.
????ear ?VVf-TtO Sti*-?ni
?4^l>-W?.-**i 3-IMCaUWs
BROOKLYN BACKS ENBJGHT
Citl?**--..?? to Prote-it l-raln?! Tailnre ?o
i'mmtAe Lieutenant.
The lmh Assembly Dist*ri**t Taxpay?
ers, the Easter-*, District Crete A.*so
i-iRto-., UM North Bids Board of Trade
and several miner crgar.'.zatl'rr.? ?
Wi'.:iarr.?bwrg and Greeapoil I ??"'
of Brork'.-,-i ar? prepar. .-...* to p* '?
Mayer Mitrhel the refusal t? I
<~orr.r-..?iiior.er W-.cd? "o premota I-? 1?
t-r.a:l1 Richard Y. Knrirht. of the vat..*
* ? * * ? tai
r?-. y rl :??? '
called Enright, 1
I -
for the third tima for the g
e " He sp; ointed f
-,-?? -.-??. ?--.-? i ?b** eau-ir-.g
.? - ? - s automatitca J - ? ? ?
from the
Mayor Mitchi aturda
the Commisslor ** ? strtion, whlcl
ri'..?-!, "re Ma>er add?
mental reason?, the nature '
be refuse I se i?se
'T nnderstand thai Mr Wei Is ; a - :
I over Lieutenant F.rr-cht becanee he is
r*e?'.der.t of the Lieferant?' A??oc:fi
t:or.." Eugene Ruoff, a pwlaeat
?
- -t T^.Tpaver?' Ai
it ? . .
to know || t right t
refaae promot ioa b< to i -
aerti on i
Job Hed-fe? i- rg tf
ided Enrigt.
? - - .
....... ...
accomplished would result :n h ?
- I maki *nmei
- ? -
- ,.- ? .......-r ? ? ? ?;.??. it the
a. ra.
Dinner for Koer.i?*
> ?er will be
ii
mittet
...
? - the thirl
... . ...
?? . -
' rror
-
[art
?
BRUMBAUGH OUT
FOR PRESIDENT
Keystone Executive's De?
cision Means Fight with
Penrose for Control.
? - .?. Mar-"h. 12 (iotrrr.or
G. Brumbaugh, in response to
- r ."- ?, Heaty ?> Wa??on, Re
raa Katioaal Committeeman from
?. urg-.ng tha* he ba a can
? r the Presidential nomination.
?o-r.;ght his reply accept?
ing the invitation. Mr. Brumbaugh's
- je\j he platted
- ???rent.?', bal'.ut to be
? - - ~ary electron er. May 1 <5. ;
Mr. I 80 was iled? I I
rational committee by the followers el
Theodore Roosevelt in 1912, urged th*
Govemor to assume the leadership in a
movement to s<v--re a delegation to thl
Republieaa National Coareation which
weald be a.-c. ptable *-o the Pt **
?tree, as well a* the Republ ii - I
leaders be'.:e\-,> tha* ?M '
emor'i announcement presagies a fight
-.n the Republieaa primary bet
Brumbaugh and Senator B- ? ? -
for control of '.he ,'..? legal
??rate.
(ioverr.cr Br_rx.baj-r;h doc'.ar?-?
letter to Mr "A'a??*ra
of thought an i
the Republican forcee of thl
kith aa to prrsaj-e a re01
and a Rep ' l tory in \
ba?r cannot be accomplished
adei that .??.,.
been i ired that "i e a
are held ree] lible
ng togel r the broken
force? and it 1
s I ?? e v
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