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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1912

Page

15

California Women Favor Roosevelt at Republican Convention

California delegates to the Republican National Convention urged Illinois suffragists to back Roosevelt. Mrs. Charley Blaney and Mrs. Florence Colling Forter argued he supports equal suffrage and is the logical ally to advance the cause, while Chicago suffragist W. B. Owen defended Taft, noting his long friendship with suffrage.

Chicago Charley Blaney Florence Colling Forter California Illinois Equal Suffrage League Roosevelt Illinois Blaney W. B. Owen Taft Rooseveltl Mrs. Owen

Convention crowd leaving Chicago after large influx

Chicago, June 22. It was estimated last night that more than half of the 150,000 visitors who came for the convention had departed. Of delegates, alternates, sight seers and others, not more than 50,000 remained. Many planned to stay over Sunday, expecting the convention to run until Monday.

Chicago G. G. Hill Inday Nebulons Institution Roosevelt Oratory Httle

Vacancies Filled on Republican National Committee

Chicago June 22 vacancies on the Republican National Committee were filled today for California Russ Aver Louisiana Victor Lotec Oregon Rath Williams South Carolina Joseph W Tolbert Tennessee Newell Sanders District of Columbia Chavin Brown. Owing to a deadlock in the Massachusetts delegation no committeeman from that state has yet been chosen.

Chicago Republican National Committee Califora Russ Aver Louisiana Victor Lotec Oregon Rath H.williams South Carolina Joseph W. Tolbert Tennessee Newell Sanders District of Columbia Chavin Brown Massachusetts

Justice Hughes Refuses to Comment on Chicago Convention News

Lake Madf N Y June 22 Charles E Hughes associate justice of the US Supreme Court sat on his summer porch and declined to discuss Chicago convention developments. He and his family will remain for the season and he plans to devote time to rest amid the talk of the election. Costly Hats report features Parisian fashion including white straw bowler hats with cigrette bunches and an American wife spotlighting a rue Royale bowler with an aigrette.

Lake Madd Charles E. Hughes Supreme Court of the United States Hare Chicago Justice Hughes Paris Rue Royale Hughes Supreme Bench Congress Hadley Harmony and Happiness Roosevelt

Taft Hails GOP Victory and GOP Convention Stakes

President Taft in Washington June 22 said a national convention is a key stage toward a presidential campaign. He warned the party to defend constitutional rights and the independence of the judiciary against a perilous bid to seize the GOP for ambitious aims. Taft praised the Baltimore convention outcome, lauded Charles D. Hilles as probable chairman, and signaled he may campaign this fall after celebrating the result.

Washington Taft Chicago Republican Party Baltimore United States Charles D. Hilles Republican National Committee Hilles

Interesting sidelights from the Republican convention

G G Hill reports on third party hustlers at the convention. Agents of Nebulons and others sought contributions from unwary crowds while Roosevelt boosters faltered. Oklahoma delegates pushed for a Roosevelt third party, while Hughes and Hadley hoopla circulated among hotel crowds.

Bank Capital and Surplus Figures Repeated Totals

Third National Bank reports capital and surplus of 1 7060 000 at multiple lines. Officers listed include FR W SYERS assistant, A H BERGSTROM assistant, W W B SYMMERS assistant, and A J HANSELL assistant. Aust cashier noted.

Third National Bank FR. W. Syers A. H. Bergstrom B. Symmers A. J. Hansell

Fist Fights Mar Closing GOP Convention Deliberations

Chicago June 22 A Special report says the GOP convention ended with three separate fist fights and heated verbal outbursts. Delegates clashed as Roosevelt supporters mobbed, a scene that disrupted business though no one was hurt.

Chicago Flinn Pat'' Dore Oklahoma Signamite Fd Perry West Virginia Roosevelt Henry J. Allen Kansas Allen Roosevelt Tooters Taft

La Follette Cummins React to Chicago Convention News

Senators Rob ert La Follette and Albert Cummins, both presidential hopefuls, await convention developments in Chicago. La Follette hints at finishing his life story and eyeing no future bid, while Cummins has no comment on Taft’s renomination and the convention’s outcome.

Washington Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin Albert Chicago Taft Cumming

Taft Forged Convention Pass Used In Scam

A forged Taft convention admission pass on monogrammed paper helped a confidence man swindle over twenty visitors at the Chicago Coliseum. Josiah Hartnett, claiming to be from Arkansas with a G. A. R. badge, sold tickets for 10 to 17 dollars and boasted Taft’s supposed anger at Roosevelt supporters. Police report more than twenty such passes circulated at doors as the investigation continues.

Chicago Taft Josiah Hartnett Arkansas Coliseum Roosevelt Barnett

Seven Men Hurt In Auto Smash

Rescue auto arrives after seven men are injured in a crash. As police and onlookers waited for an ambulance, Richards Parnham, district manager for Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co, offered to drive the most seriously hurt man to Grady Hospital, insisting minutes mattered. Volunteers helped load J F Hennessy into the car and sped to the hospital.

R.ich. Parnham Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company Farnham

Isabella World’s finest Band Organ at St Nicholas Rink

Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Nicholas Longworth attend the convention. Mrs Koonevelt Gyalt of Chicago was absent from today’s session after attending every prior session. Three daily sessions with beginners free continue at St Nicholas Rink.

Isabella St. Nicholas Rink Chicago Theodore Koonevelt Nicholas Longworth Roosevelt

Capitalist seeks sale of 900 acres mineral property in Alabama

A seller offers nearly $25,000 cash within 30 days for an absolute title to 900 acres of mineral land in Alabama with graphite prospects. Prospecting pits yield $502,200 in high quality flake graphite and potentially $2,000,000 more. Located on railroad and waterpower with a prospective mill could earn $200 to $250 daily for years. Health and finances prompt quick cash sale. Address Room 212 213 Farley Building Stringham Alabama.

Alabama Farley Building Stringham Ala

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