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Senator Dick has been attempting to contact President Roosevelt regarding his views on several political appointments in Ohio and requests that his recommendations be given as much consideration as those of Senator Foraker. Dick also apologizes for a misunderstanding in which Roosevelt feels that Dick has been disregarding his attempts at contact.
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1905-06-13
Senator Dick does not support David H. Moore for the vacancy in the collectorship for the 11th Ohio Internal Revenue District and instead supports Alva D. Alderman as better suited to the position.
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1905-05-27
Representative Dick encloses a letter from Judge Alexander C. Kiskadden concerning charges made against Dr. Henry K. Spooner and Dr. M. A. Campbell. Dick agrees with Kiskadden that “these charges are merely the outgrowth of local factional differences and not inspired for the good of the service.” Dick encourages President Roosevelt not to take action based on the charges.
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1904-08-02
Senator Dick of Ohio explains why he has not responded to two previous messages from President Roosevelt.
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1904-05-20
Charles Dick suggests delaying action on postmaster appointments in Ohio until the United States Senator from Ohio Mark Hanna has recovered from typhoid fever.
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1904-02-11
Charles Dick reports midnight returns concerning Myron T. Herrick, the Republican gubernatorial candidate, and the incumbent Senator Hanna in the Ohio state elections of 1903.
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1903-11-04
Representative Dick reports on projected election results for Ohio gubernatorial candidate Myron T. Herrick and for Ohio United States Senator Marcus Alonzo Hanna.
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1903-11-04
The Republican Party is victorious in Ohio. Myron T. Herrick has been elected governor and Senator Hanna has been reelected. There will be 119 Republicans and 24 Democrats in the General Assembly.
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1903-11-04
Representative Dick congratulates President Roosevelt on the quality and popularity of the individuals appointed to recent posts.
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1903-02-23
Charles Dick, chairman of the Ohio Republican State Executive Committee, invites Vice President Roosevelt to participate in the speaking canvass leading up to the election in November. Dick summarizes the importance of the upcoming election in Ohio.
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1901-08-24