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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

17

Roosevelt Defeat Deepens as Hadley Plans Challenge

Chicago June 19 Roosevelt forces suffer a second setback at the Republican National Convention as Governor Hadley of Missouri leads a push to eject 92 Roosevelt delegates and seat 92 Taft supporters. The hall fills slowly amid security and tense debate, with Hadley and Taft backers clashing over credentials and the party’s direction.

Ovation for Hadley Electrifies Chicago Convention

Chicago June 19 After 3 pm the convention roared with an ovation for Missouri governor Hadley as Roosevelt forces clashed over credentials. Taft supporters heckled and praised Hadley while Speaker Root and Watson clashed over seating Roosevelt delegates. Mrs Davis drew cheers with Roosevelt image as crowds pressed for Teddy, tempers flared and order struggled to be restored during a dramatic scene on the floor and galleries.

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Types of men engaged in the battle Chicago

John Hays Hammond the millionaire mining expert is in Chicago in an unofficial capacity yet active in supporting Taft’s renomination. Governor Stubbs of Kansas and James R. Garfield of Ohio are also working energetically for Colonel Roosevelt, signaling a high level of political engagement among prominent figures.

Chicago John Hays Hammond Taft Stubbs Kansas Roosevelt James R. Garfield Ohio

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