Roosevelt Plan Dominates On Eve Of Chicago Convention
Chicago June 11 Roosevelt leaders push a roll call to purge f raudulently seated delegates while Taft forces vow to press credentials and move swiftly. Roosevelt insists on parliamentary routes to fight a contested California and Alabama delegation setup and Root as temporary chair.
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Taft Appears Cheerful Ahead of Republican Convention
At the White House on June 1 President Taft greeted visitors with unexpected cheer and vigor. Some guests left pleased by his mood while others hoped for political remarks. In the afternoon he played cards and in the evening hosted a dinner for Dr Orestes Ferrera speaker of Cuba's house of representatives.
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CHAMP CLARK DECLINES TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN ROLE
Senator Stone states any Democrat worthy of office is acceptable to Speaker Champ Clark and his supporters. The remarks frame intra party preferences and indicate openness to various candidates within the Democratic camp.
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Federals Plan 70 Assault Juarez Border Fight Probable
Reported plans indicate a bold push by federal forces against Juarez as border clashes loom. Chihuahua authorities and El Paso allies face stiff opposition from Orozco faction loyalists who currently hold key positions.
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Candidacy Boom for Mayor Gaynor and Woodrow Wilson Backers
Baltimore June 17 Anticipation rose as Clark supporters declared no fight for the temporary chairmanship and any worthy candidate would do. Senator Stone of Missouri spoke for Clark forces stating neutral chairmen would be acceptable and that unity mattered more than the brief office. Culberson of Texas arrived with 100 Wilson boosters, urging the two thirds rule remain for now and urging a state by state ratification if changed.
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Root named temporary chairman at national convention
Chicago June 17 report says Senator Root will be elected temporary chairman as soon as the convention opens tomorrow. A meeting at William Barnes Jr.s rooms with Taft delegates and Taft faction reps from minority states set the plan. Barnes predicted Root carries a ninety two vote majority and warned no business will proceed until the organization is complete.
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Baroness Von Sattner Arrives in New York for Peace Address
Baroness Pertha Von Suttner arrives in New York from Europe and heads to San Francisco to address the conference of women’s clubs of America. She has led the American Peace Society for over twenty years.
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Rebel Commander's Wife Seeks Safety Near Border
Juarez June 17 Distinct tension grips the border as Mexican federal forces move toward Chihuahua and Juarez. Col Steevers warns against actions endangering U S soil while rebels plan a southwest assault. Mrs Pascual Orozco Jr finally crosses to El Paso amid immigration name scrutiny.
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Rebels Repulse Attacks by Enemy at La Cruz
Rebel forces under Col Antonio Rojas repel three federals as 2,000 cavalry under General Rab ungo press toward La Cruz Mex June 17. Skirmishes resume along the Conchos river. reinforcements reach General Fernandez and Inca Salazar directs rebel movements. Federal column of 5,000 at Santa Rosalia remains nearby overnight.
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Rebels march around Durango as forces near city surge
Washington reports a wave of rebel units appearing around Durango in Mexico. The American consul says 500 rebels seized San Juan del Rio, about sixty miles north, while 400 under Murillo push east of Durango and additional forces gather nearby.
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Roosevelt Voices to Vast Admirers Amid Political Shifts
Washington June 17 The house amends the sundry civil appropriation bill to repeal the Sherman anti trust law in the view of Attorney General Wickersham if enacted. The measure would remove Jacob M Dickinson from government service and affect Townsend in the steel trust and land cases against the Southern Pacific.
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Aviator Mrs. Julia Clarke Killed in Springfield Practice
Mrs. Julia Clarke of Denver, a noted woman aviator, died after a practice flight at the state fair grounds in Springfield. Her biplane struck a tree, turned turtle, and she died minutes after being rushed to a hospital. Clarke, born in London, was among three prominent licensed female aviators in the U.S. The body was to be sent to Denver for burial.
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Roosevelt Rally Plays Hard On Fraudulently Seated Delegates
Rough Rider Roosevelt denounces convention actions by delegates he brands as fraudulently seated. He vows the disputed votes will not bind the Republican Party and urges honest delegates to stand with Taft. Crowd roars as Bryan sits in the orchestra row, refusing to bow.
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Cuban Rebels Fleeting Forces Face Monteagudgs Army
Morning dispatch from Havana June 17 reports General Monteagudgs forces pursuing insurgent bands led by Estenez and Ivonet in Oriente. Anto Marchi, the negro leader, threatens foreigners and officials. Estanez not confirmed dead. Government battles reconcentrados needing relief in Guantanamo Palma Soriano and Santiago amid food and shelter shortages.
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Congressmen Seek Good Roads Plank at Convention
A committee of congressmen will confer with the resolutions committee of the Republican national convention to push for a good roads plank in the platform. The action aims to secure a national commitment to road improvement.
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