Law on injunctions sparks debate in committee
The discussion centers on whether injunctions in labor disputes should require notice and jury trials. Mr Fuller argues for stronger protections of personal rights and a right to strike, while Mr Emery and others defend existing judicial practice and warn against federal changes. The committee plans to reconvene with a subcommittee to report.
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Taft Adherents Claim Victory In Committee Fight
Taft adherents claim the injunction plank will prevail as a sub committee of thirteen favored it nine to four. They praise Chairman Hopkins for forming the panel and expect a favorable full committee and convention result despite a desperate fight. Speaker Cannon leads the opposition from his quarters tonight.
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Senate committee hearings on platform objections at midnight session
The full committee met at 4 pm with Hopkins as chair and Lacy as secretary. A 13 member sub committee was elected by the chairman. Overnight talks targeted the Injunction plank postal savings bank and rail and trust planks, with Wade Ellis and Senator Long guiding railroad and banking language. The panel showed signs it would not adjourn before morning.
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Lacy
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Lodge
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Lodge Formally Chosen as Permanent Chairman
Chicago June 16 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts was formally chosen as permanent chairman of the convention After approving the temporary officers to be made permanent Senator Long of Kansas said he would push a platform in line with Roosevelt and Taft He emphasized opposing extreme elements and noted the plank on injunctions should criticize court action without weakening court dignity and practice He warned the platform fight hinges on administration versus independent lines.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Committee On Permanent Organization
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Roosevelt
Taft
Long
Taft letter shocks Panamanian election observers
Publication of Taft's message to Amador reveals US willingness to intervene in Panama elections to combat fraud and violence. News notes US commissioners will supervise polls and municipal voting on June 28, with officials tense over foreign oversight and political impact.
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Taft
Presient Amador
United States
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Circes
Montana Man Succumbs to Convention Madness
Chicago June 16 H L J Frank former mayor of Butte Mont and a prominent Montana politician was taken from the Palmer House to Police headquarters then to his brother in law's Cincinnati home. Police say he is demented and Montana delegates were told of his condition. Charles A Leonard chairman Lee Mantle and Patrick Clarke took him back to the hotel for transport to Cincinnati to be cared for. Prank is a leading Montana mine owner and democrat political figure with wealth estimated at—
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H. JL. Frank
Butte
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Cincinnati
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Charles A. Leonard
Lee Mantle
United 341 Es
Patrick Clarke
Spokane
Wash
A. W. Gott‘Stein
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Sey
Notable financier and politician noted for mining and politics
Los Angeles dispatch reports a financier and former St. Louis world’s fair commissioner who led a varied career in Montana and Alberta mining. He once nearly won a U.S. Senate seat, owned coal mines, and later sold property to a French syndicate for two million. He left for Cincinnati after his mother fell ill. Omaha reports two thousand Union Pacific workers placed on full time and July plans to restore other departments. In St Petersburg, Henri Weinstock arrives to study labor law with meetings arranged with Count Witte and other officials.
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California
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Contested Taft Delegates Sit After Long Hearing
The national credentials committee opened hearings on 116 contested seats across Alabama Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Missouri Ohio Tennessee Texas and more. Taft forces pushed for consolidation while anti Taft factions pressed fair hearings. Alabama delegation sealed for Taft 38 to 7. Louisiana contest withdrawn. Florida and Kentucky Taft seats upheld. committee lists members wide including Alexander Akerman Daugherty Smoot and Post.
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Taft
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Joseph ©. Thompson
Committee On Credentials
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F. W. Tucker
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Colorado
Hubert Work
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Delaware
Hiram P. Burton
Florida
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McFarland
Alexander Akerman
Idaho
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Frank N. Smith
Indiana
Charles
Colorado Democrats close convention with Adams chosen at Denver
Colorado's state Democratic convention selected delegates for the Denver convention and instructed them to back Bryan while he remains a candidate. Alva Adams was unanimously chosen national committeeman amid calls for party harmony. A harmony plan was adopted detailing primary judges in Denver precincts. the gathering adjourned after adopting the resolution and praising Adams.
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Dener
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
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Thomas
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San Juan
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B.D. Greene
Speer
Adams
Moore
Denyes
Bailey
Smith
Palley
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