Roosevelt Bolters Split From Credentials Panel
Chicago June 19 After bolting from the credentials committee under Colonel Roosevelt’s orders Roosevelt delegates left again arguing the panel would not hear all contest cases The break came as a 32 to 19 line up and the committee adjourned until tomorrow morning Roosevelt addressed the bolters urging facts be laid before them and criticizing the convention backing Heard in remarks at the Congress hotel.
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Roosevelt Split Conference in Chicago Grows Stormy
June 20 Chicago report on Roosevelt forces in late night meetings with Colonel Roosevelt and allies including Dixon Pinchot Heney as credentials committee debates strategy. Wilson notes trepidation as anti-Test factions plan a mass meeting and the room hints at pressure to yield to public will amid fraud accusations.
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Weather Prophecy Fair And Cooler
Weather forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions across the region. Cooler south and central portions on Thursday, with a rise in temperatures by Friday. Observed highs around 69, mean temperatures about 74, rainfall minimal, and monthly excess rainfall near 4.49 inches.
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Roosevelt Plans to Invade Colisuem and Split GOP
Chicago reports indicate June 19 that Roosevelt supporters discuss a rupture with Taft and the party bosses, aiming to form a separate convention. A bolt term is avoided, with plans hinging on credentials committee decisions and the national committee roll.
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Taft Leaders Shouted At Stampede Caused By Kentucky Belle
Paducah Kentucky June 19 Mrs W A Davis who waved Roosevelts picture to stampede the Republican National Convention today is a Kentucky belle known locally as the most beautiful girl born in Paducah Tillie Hipple. She has long loved outdoor life and was the west Kentucky shotgun markswoman champion before her marriage.
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Taft forces claim renomination after Roosevelt vote setback
At Taft headquarters delegates filled ante rooms with relief as Director McKinley and aides touted a clear path to Taft’s renomination. They argued Roosevelt would lose on the nomination roll call and that key states likely shift away from Roosevelt.
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Uncle Joe Silent About Convention
A fragment notes that a man in Washington named Joseph Guerney Guerney refuses to guess about the Chicago convention and stands apart from other Republicans in Congress. The passage is incomplete and contains OCR errors.
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Long Expected Crash in Republican Ranks Today
Chicago June 19 Roosevelt forces plan independent action at the national convention as credentials contests are withdrawn. Roosevelt allies gauge delegates for a possible separate convention while Taft supporters mobilize police and counter moves. Rumors swirl of Hughes Hadley ticket as votes tighten and compromise options emerge amid escalating crisis.
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