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The Paducah Evening Sun
Paducah, Mccracken County, Kentucky
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In New York on Oct. 12, John Haden Dix, Democratic nominee for governor, attacked Colonel Roosevelt during his formal nomination notification, branding him a public enemy for criticizing courts and calling him the apostle of discord and dissension over the New Nationalism.
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New York, Oct. 12.—"Any American, who, occupying a position of authority, or having the public ear, assails and attacks our courts as defeating justice and equity, is to be regarded as a public enemy and should be so branded by any reasonable man." In this statement John Haden Dix, Democratic nominee for governor of New York, when today formally notified of his nomination, attacked Colonel Roosevelt, who, he says, named Stimson, at the Saratoga convention.
Discussing the "New Nationalism," Dix characterized Roosevelt "the apostle of discord and dissension."
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New York
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Oct. 12.
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dix characterizes roosevelt as a public enemy and apostle of discord and dissension.
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John Haden Dix, Democratic nominee for governor of New York, formally notified of his nomination, stated that any American in authority attacking courts as defeating justice should be regarded as a public enemy, thereby attacking Colonel Roosevelt who named Stimson at the Saratoga convention. Dix discussed the New Nationalism and called Roosevelt the apostle of discord and dissension.