Roosevelt Named for Presidency by Loyal Followers
Former President Theodore Roosevelt was nominated for president on an independent ticket at the Republican convention. Delegates from twenty two states gathered in Chicago as Roosevelt appealed for unity beyond party lines. The nomination, expected to be temporary, aims to organize a new party with a national convention planned for August.
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Roosevelt Valedictory Sparks Turbulent Convention Parade
At the Chicago convention on June 22 Roosevelt delegates staged a dramatic protest as Henry J. Allen read Theodore Roosevelt’s valedictory. Delegates from New Jersey California Minnesota West Virginia and others led a noisy parade with standards raised then dispersed by police after scuffles.
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Taft Re-nominated At Roosevelt Split Republican Convention
At Chicago on June 22 the fifteenth Republican National Convention renominated William Howard Taft for president and James Sherman for vice president amid a Roosevelt delegate walkout and widespread vocal opposition. Taft won 561 votes to 107 for Roosevelt with plotting, hissing, and muttered protests evident as delegates adjourned sine die.
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Seven hurt as speeding car crashes on Forsyth viaduct
In early hours a seven-passenger touring car traveling at high speed on Forsyth street viaduct plowed into the railing and somersaulted, scattering passengers. Hennessy, the driver, is gravely injured and likely to die. others suffered serious injuries and were taken to Grady hospital. Witness Officer Melton said speeds may have exceeded 60 mph. Dan Shaw, a local acquaintance, described knowing only one other occupant.
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New Jersey Leader Backs Progressive Plan for Democratic Convention
Baltimore dispatch says Governor Wilson of New Jersey backs Bryan’s push for a convention of progressives while Mack asserts Parker will be temporary chairman and defeat Bryan. Murphy and Hall align with Bryan as party leaders debate control and possible deals.
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No Stealing Slogan Echoed by Roosevelt Rally
Chicago June 22 Colonel Roosevelt received loud applause as delegates who broke from the convention nominated him for president. He urged a nationwide appeal beyond party lines, calling for a mass convention to nominate a progressive candidate on a platform uniting northerners and southerners alike. He denounced corrupt bosses and asserted the fight for principle and liberty, referencing Lincoln and the party's founders.
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Weather Prophecy Foretells Generally Fair Conditions
The forecast predicts generally fair weather with mild temperatures. No specific values or location details are provided, and prior rainfall data is incomplete.
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