Roosevelt 3 Name Causes Demonstration At Convention
Chicago June 16 The Republican national convention opened with Julius C Burrows as temporary chair and praise for Theodore Roosevelt. Delegates cheered Roosevelt repeatedly as Burrows reviewed four years of gains in population exports loans and industry while praising Roosevelt and urging continued party leadership and a solid platform. The address framed Roosevelt as central to GOP success and urged unity behind the party’s four year record.
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Taft Wins in Alabama Arkansas and Georgia
Taft secures victories in Alabama, Arkansas and Georgia as delegates rally in a noisy session. Demonstrations and a booming vice presidential rumor mark a dramatic start to the National Republican Convention.
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Daily Telegraph Bulletins From Chicago Convention
The Daily Telegraph will display the latest news from the Chicago convention scene, received by Associated Press bulletins, at its front on Uland Street. Bulletin service starts shortly after noon each day and continues until adjournment.
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Convention Credentials Fight Opens at Chicago 1908
The credentials committee began work on 110 Taft contest cases as the Republican convention opened in Chicago. Louisiana disputes were dropped by some factions, and Taft delegates were seated in Georgia and Florida, with hearings planned and food arranged for long sessions. The gathering featured speeches by Julius Burrows and a display of party loyalty amid a sea of delegates from many states.
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Hugsevelts Name Cure To Be Presented
President voices strong disapproval of platform while endorsing the administration and pledging continuation of policies. The press notes a move with wide backing from Hugsevelt supporters to present a proposed cure.
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