Taft Delegates Seated as Convention Adopts Platform in Chicago
At the Republican National Convention in Chicago on June 22 Taft delegates were seated in all contests after credentials reports were adopted. Roosevelt supporters staged a late demonstration, but Taft forces won every contested seat as the platform was adopted and the permanent organization approved.
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Porto Rico
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Ohio marching club makes hit in Chicago crowd
A marching club from Oklahoma with about 200 members impressed Chicago onlookers. They kept steady line and regular formation, drawing attention from prominent figures at hotels. Visitors included former Vice President Fairbanks and former Senator Beveridge of Indiana, and others such as Mitta Tl Pinna and candidate Wate from New York.
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Roosevelt Farewell Sparks Split In G OP Convention
Roosevelt denounces the seating of disputed delegates and warns against binding the party to a ruling committee. He decries fraud in the California primary and declares he will not join a convention he calls illegitimate. The clash over Taft and Roosevelt factions dominates the scene as La Follette backs progressive aims.
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Senate
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Chicago Milk Epidemic Tied to One Dairy
Chicago faces a widespread sore throat epidemic traced to milk from a single dairy. Drs Capps and Miller report most victims drank milk from this supplier, with 61 percent of cases tied to it and 87 percent of patients being milk users from that dairy. Pasteurization and cow inspection urged. automatic refrigerators praised.
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