Roosevelt bolts at Chicago rally over credentials
Col Roosevelt appeals to loyal delegates at an early hour as Borah, Deneen and Hadley refuse to bolt. Roosevelt factions clash in the credentials fight with a looming convention crisis.
20 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
1
Col Roosevelt appeals to loyal delegates at an early hour as Borah, Deneen and Hadley refuse to bolt. Roosevelt factions clash in the credentials fight with a looming convention crisis.
A legal opinion clarifies that the Olsson case cancels only a certificate obtained by fraud and perjury, not honest naturalization. It argues the attorney general misquoted on whether fraudulently naturalized individuals can be deprived of citizenship rights for ballot use.
Montesano June 20 The county commissioners considered bonding the county to build and improve roads and decided to put the question to taxpayers with a session to discuss the issue on Tuesday July 2. Other actions included hospital site payment, bids, saloon license rejection, and road tax and speed notices.
In Hoquiam on June 20 a four year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilkins of Westport, fell beneath a wagon ridden with J. H. Cramer, a city teamster. His right ankle was badly crushed and a plaster cast was applied at the hospital by Dr. H. C. Watkins.
A report shows May 1912 U S building operations up 20 percent from May 1911. By June 1 the year over year increase reached 9 percent compared with 1911.
About fifty owners in the proposed East End fill district near Wishkah river met to discuss proceeding with the fill now that dredging equipment is here. A majority supported moving ahead this summer though opposition from American Mill Co and Aberdeen Mfg Co cited heavy assessments. costs include removing slabs and sawdust buried under streets and alleys. Engineer Ewart projects about 360 dollars per 50 by 130 foot lot, with credits for existing artificial fills per cubic foot.
State Senator Frank J. Allen promotes a Blue Sky plan modeled on Kansas to require stock sellers to submit propositions to the state banking department for analysis and approval. The measure would reuse existing bank commissioners, not create new offices, and aim to curb wild-cat offerings while allowing reasonably safe issues.
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