Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-06-20 | Page 4 | Hadley for President

KADLEY FOR PRESIDENT. If Uadlej of Ifissouri is accepted as a compromise candidate without a compromise of principles, then Roosevelt's campaign shall have proved a success. The only question to be inquired into would be the nature of the terms of surrender on the part of the Standpatters. Hadloy, uncontaminated by association "with Murray Crane, Boies Penrose and men of their lowered sense of right and wrong in politics and public affairs, would prove a most acceptable candidate.