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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1912
Page
17
Johnson of Greenville writes of long illness and paralysis after five years of trouble. After seven doctors and a trip to St. Louis for a catarrh treatment, he could hardly walk. Friends advised Peruna, which he credits with reviving his health and calls the best medicine on earth.
Washington June 22 Special President Taft with Mrs Taft and Robert Taft received the news of his renomination as soon as the vote reached 540. Dispatches flew from the executive office to the White House as messengers hurried between offices. Charlie Taft eagerly pressed to read the telegrams and Secretary Wilson read dispatches to him. The cabinet member and lawmakers arrived early and later praised the nomination. The piece traces Taft’s fight against Roosevelt and notes his confidence in securing renomination and plans for the campaign.
Estimates by Chicago hotel managers show delegates politicians and visitors spent over 5 million dollars in the last ten days. About 3.5 million went for food drink and lodging while the rest went to theaters amusements parks and retail stores as Chicago welcomed more than 20 000 visitors during the convention period.
Chicago June 22 Taft supporters win on the credentials committee as all contested Taft delegates are seated and the committee endorses the national panel. Rooseveltians denounce rivals as liars and gutter workers in a stormy session with sharp exchanges and charges of coalition.
The Roosevelt and Taft factions clashed as the credentials committee debated seats for Texas delegates. Col Cecil Lyon defended Lyon's camp while Bryan urged recognition of legally elected Taft delegates. A roll call was demanded but denied as the Texas delegation was seated, completing the permanent convention roll.
Delegates erupt in cheers and banners as Warren G. Harding nominates Taft. A mistaken nomination moment triggers wild demonstrations with banners, torn railings, and scuffles among Roosevelt and Taft factions. Police restore order as the convention resumes amid jeers and applause.
Delegates clash over roll calls as Taft clinches the Republican nomination amid tumult. Root and Butler urge restraint while Roosevelt and La Follette supporters protest. Taft leads in final roll call with 561 votes. vice presidential vote follows amid crowded, chaotic scenes and adjournment signals.
An advertisement promotes breathable garments including soft shirts with soft collars and sports styles priced from $1 to $5. It features E and W and Manhattan fabrics such as Madras soisette Nainsook silks and wash garments. Evening wear options include silks and knit ties and night shirts in various fabrics and prices.
A feature highlights stylish straw braids in yacht and soft rolling brim styles. Designers showcase versatile straw textures for summer headwear, emphasizing casual luxury and coastal appeal with vibrant palettes and balanced silhouettes.
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