G O P Leaders Gather as Roosevelt Effort Opens in Chicago
McKinley the Taft campaign manager races to Chicago expected to arrive tomorrow as Roosevelt and Taft headquarters form. Southern delegates clash over Taft loyalty while Florida stands for Taft and Alabama delegates edge toward Roosevelt. National committee members arrived to chart the convention fight as Rosewater plans arrival tomorrow.
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HY Revell
Kealing
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Florida
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Chubb
Ceecll Lyon
Texas
Sidney Berber
District of Columbia
Victor Rosewater
Nebraska
Republican National Committee
R. B Howell
Rosewaters
Nagel Answers Taft renomination Faith in renomination
Secretary Nagel of the department of commerce and labor spoke at Ash ley Hall school in Charleston and declined to discuss the GOP field beyond confidence in Taft’s renomination. He had no comment on Roosevelt candidacy and emphasized long distance calls as convenient for firm conversations.
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Charleston
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Ashley Hall
Republican Party
Taft
Rooseveltb
Atlanta Officials Hear Leaky School Claims In Bond Fight
A heated joint meeting features contractors and officials defending and faulting school buildings in Atlanta. Citizens debate leaks at Hill Street and Ashby Street schools while inspectors plan a full report on construction defects and costs.
Roosevelt Hones Scalping Knife in Political Telegraphs
A lengthy political dispatch discusses support for Senator Root as temporary chairman, condemns Roosevelt and Taft, and argues that Barnes controls the Chicago canvass. It accuses Barnes of bossism, denounces Rochester principles, and claims delegates may be seated against the popular will to influence the convention.
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Chicago
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MacArthur Remains Pastor After Church Split
Dr MacArthur clamps down on his role at the Tabernacle amid a heated debate over conditions for his stay in Atlanta. Members, including Etheridge and Joseph Broughton, press for unity while disputes over leadership and church policy surface. The reading of the pastor's resignation papers fuels emotional responses as supporters and opponents clash.
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Joseph Broughton
Rickett
RS Ogburn
Cecc Hatcher
Wittman
Disappointment over temporary chairman choice in Rochester faction
The statement argues no man should be chosen as temporary chairman who is put forward by Mr Barnes or those aligned with his principles. It contends such a choice would be responsible for the reactionary Bourbonian stance of the Rochester platform and Mr Barnes' telegram. Roots' victory or defeat is framed as a vote for or against Barnes.
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