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fects of the movement thus started as
shown in the nomination of Pinchot
f or governor in Pennsylvania, the
defeat of Senator Hew in Indiana
; with the nomination of Beveridge;
nomination of Brookhart in lo
wa, and the defeat of McCumber in
North Carolina as well as numerous
I others.
