Police surge for opening of Republican national convention
Chicago June 17 five hundred men including 100 plain clothes detectives will assist in preserving order at the opening of the Republican national convention tomorrow morning. Mayor Harrison assures convention officers that all police resources of the administration back his pledge to preserve peace in and about the convention hall.
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We Are Warring Against Robbery The Great Cause
A historic appeal calls Americans to confront four crises shaping the nation and the world. It urges unity, justice for all, and a high moral fight for democracy, liberty, and human dignity, framing the struggle as a fearless, Armageddon-like battle for the Lord.
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Henry Taft Arrives to Campaign for Brother
Chicago June 17 Henry W Taft brother of the president arrived at the convention scene to aid the Taft bid for the presidency He offered little comment beyond a quip about potential dominance on the ballot and a warning about possible stealing He said he was not worried about the Taft family prospects.
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Hawaii for Taft Scene June 17
Hawaii will go solid for Taft for the nomination. State headquarters late this afternoon dismissed rumors that two island delegates elected to be president would revolt. The party scene in Hawaii centers on solid backing, with delegates expected to support Taft.
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Chas Franklin Dies Suddenly in New York Visit
Charles Franklin an architect aged 58 died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 356 Oak Street after a coughing spell blood vessel rupture is death. He is survived by his wife, one sister Miss Clara, and two brothers Paul of Cas ای and another sister residing in New York. Body sent to New York for funeral services and interment pending arrangements.
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Plan of Attack on Taft Forces at Convention
Roosevelt adherents push to purge two dozen contested delegates as taft supporters vow swift credentials process. Roosevelt leaders threaten to take fights to the floor if denied, while Taft aides insist on orderly rules and early closure.
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Roosevelt Barges Through Crowded Chicago Crowd
Chicago June 17 Colonel Roosevelt stopped at Congress hotel as the Roosevelt glee club and band performed. He declined to speak from the balcony promising to address later, noting banners ridiculing political methods and taunts about Taft. The crowd cheered as the appearance ended.
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Root Predicted Temporary Chairman Named at Convention
Chicago June 17. Reports say Senator Root will be elected temporary chairman immediately after the convention convenes. A meeting of state delegation representatives concluded that Root will secure a 92 vote majority. The national chairman acts only as a clerk with power to call the roll. No other business will proceed until organization is complete.
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Woman Aviator Julia Clark Falls to Death in Flight
Chicago reports recount the death of Julia Clark, a Chicago woman and early aviation pioneer. She trained in San Diego and became the third American woman with an international pilot license. Clark resided in Denver recently and is to have the body shipped there.
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Georgia Negroes Start to Assault at Convention
A chaotic scene at the Atlanta caucus sees black delegates and staff clashing over credentialing. Dr J N Lewis of Chicago declares he seeks A M Fluker, injured in a wreck earlier today, and Fluker remains in St Luke's hospital with three broken ribs. Taft and Roosevelt supporters accuse each other of interference as Fluker’s seat and status loom in the convention.
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Dark Delegates Allege Bribery in Fifth District
A mid century political item reports alleged bribery involving delegates in the fifth congressional district. Statements suggest pressure to secure support for Taft. The piece cites individuals from Canton and mentions efforts to sway convention delegates through promises of influence and money.
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Clark supporters vow peaceful stance on temporary chair and GOP hopes
Baltimore dispatch reports Champ Clark adherents refuse to contest the temporary chair, backing any dignified nominee. Senator Stone says Clark for president, neutral chair acceptable. Gaynor boom grows with New York Democratic group backing a Gaynor nomination. Culberson defends two thirds rule, while police plan to curb convention pickpockets. talks of dark horse runs for Gaynor and Foss surface amid Illinois and Rhode Island contest notes.
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Forecast Turns Heat With Ananias Class Thermometers
The article describes an exceptionally hot afternoon in Ananias where about 106,000 residents endured extreme humidity. It notes the official high around 86 degrees and claims the heat rivaled the hottest previous days in June. The forecast hints at possible showers to relieve the sticky conditions.
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Vice Commission Inspects Atlanta Vice District
The newly organized vice commission and Chief J L Beavers toured Manhattan Avenue and Decatur streets, finding many houses well run and not as bad as sensational reports. They plan to push stronger supervision and possibly eliminate sale of refreshments at dance halls, while not ruling out closing Manhattan Avenue resorts. The panel, led by Chairman Joseph A McCord, vows a businesslike, thorough study to curb vice without drastic actions, with a meeting set in the city council rooms Tuesday to discuss findings and next steps.
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Georgia Athletic Club Barbecue Tonight
The Georgia Athletic Club hosts its regular monthly entertainment and barbecue this evening at 8:30 at the club rooms. Promises include good speaking and ample time for attendees. Local storm victims are noted in a brief, unclear update from Kansas City dated June 17.
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