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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
2
Governor Hadley returns and states he will not join Roosevelt third party efforts. He pledges continued Republican work for victory in Missouri, defends party principles, criticizes factional misuse of power, and endorses the platform as the most progressive yet. He praises Missouri voters for support and aims for another GOP victory.
The rules proposed for the Republican National Committee allow ousting members who refuse to follow party law or support the presidential nominee. The Roosevelts are accused of partyarchy and populism, while the rule aims to keep committee membership to Republicans only and bar those opposing the nominee. The rules committee also recognizes state control over how a national committeeman is elected, a concession noted as liberal.
The Kansas City Journal argues that while legislatures are supreme, they should not override party rules or dictate membership processes for secret orders or churches. It contends that parties may set membership requirements so long as they do not violate good citizenship, and that committees can oust members who refuse to support their purposes.
The New York Sun scolds Theodore Roosevelt for departing from Chicago’s progressive cause and calls the republican platform a bold, forward looking record. It praises Taft’s stand, warns against absolutism, and endorses peaceful international dispute resolution while stressing judicial independence and reforms to protect workers.
Democratic delegates chosen in the primary will meet in the I O F hall on Saturday June 29 at 11 o clock to select nine county delegates for the state convention and nine for the judicial convention plus any other business. John Blake, Chairman County Central Committee. Cool and Shady porches with Vador porch shades and comfortable porch furniture. GIFFEN carries a good line.
Wilbur Diven returns to the city after working in Minnesota since school ended at the State University. He will stay with his parents south of town. Frank Daly returns from Cedar Rapids and starts work at Leach Barber Shop. Bruce Cunningham quits Leach and takes a temporary job at Barnhart Shop.
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