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Pine Bluff Daily Graphic
Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Arkansas
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Theodore Roosevelt spoke to 10,000 in Cleveland on Nov. 5, urging Republicans and Independents to vote against Democrats, attacking candidates John A. Dix and Judson Harmon for corporate ties to aid Warren G. Harding.
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TO THE VOTERS
Urges Republicans and Independents to Defeat the
Democrats Tuesday.
HE
TALKED TO 10,000
At Cleveland and Scores Judson Harmon and John A. Dix—
Makes Charges.
Cleveland, Ohio., Nov. 5.—Colonel Theodore Roosevelt made an impassioned appeal in a speech before ten thousand voters in Central Armory tonight, for an unbroken Republican vote together with the Independent vote next Tuesday to defeat the corporation alliance with the Democratic party.
He pointed to the New York state situation with Tammany's combination with the Wall Street ticker crowd as an indication for the responsibility that has been put upon the voters in this election.
He scored John A. Dix, Democratic candidate for governor of New York, and his wall paper trust affiliation.
In his speech here as well as at Toledo earlier today Colonel Roosevelt severely attacked Governor Judson Harmon in an effort to boost the candidacy of Harmon's Republican adversary, Warren G. Harding, in the race for Governor.
He accused Harmon with being in sympathy with the corporations and charges him with blame for the defeat of a public bill in the Ohio legislature throughout his "supine attitude."
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Cleveland, Ohio
Event Date
Nov. 5
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appeal for unbroken republican and independent vote to defeat democratic party alliance with corporations
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Colonel Theodore Roosevelt made an impassioned speech before ten thousand voters in Central Armory, urging defeat of the corporation alliance with the Democratic party. He highlighted the New York situation with Tammany and Wall Street, scored John A. Dix for wall paper trust affiliation, and attacked Governor Judson Harmon for sympathy with corporations and blame for defeat of a public bill in Ohio legislature, boosting Warren G. Harding's candidacy.