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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1912

Page

7

Colonel Charges National Committee With Theft of Delegates

The speaker accuses Taft supporters on the national committee of stealing California’s delegation by seating two Taft delegates despite California voters' 77,000 majority, labeling the action as theft and urging bold action against privilege in politics. He cites states and territories represented, condemns manipulation, and frames the fight as a national struggle for democracy and justice.

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Republican Party Stands By Deeds for Humanity

A quotation argues the Republican party must choose a clear stand on human rights through actions rather than empty words. It warns choosing for special privilege undercuts principles and invites public scrutiny of party motives and policies.

Republican Party

Speeches On Real Masters Behind Opposition Injustice

The speaker attacks opponents claiming regular Republican credentials while accusing them of defending privilege and entrenched injustice. He cites media control and elite interests backing the status quo, argues progress requires taking on injustice, and pledges to pursue prosperity through fair treatment and reform.

Foolish Creatures Denounce Boss Rule and Hypocrisy

A speaker condemns leaders who once preached reform yet ally with crooked bosses. He urges disinterested leadership for social and industrial justice to defend humanity and the people from political and business corruption. The message attacks fear of the people and calls out hypocrisy.

Opponents of reform defend a soft life and inertia

The speaker condemns “men of soft life” who resist change to improve ordinary workers’ lives. He argues class consciousness drives opposition to necessary social and industrial reforms, insisting true inheritance is the ability to do meaningful work, not easy living. The warning targets leaders who benefit yet block progress for others.

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What He Stands For Aiming To Improve Lives For The Harshly Treated

A brief note quotes a speaker from the What He Stands For movement calling for a better country for those who have faced harsh fate. The text emphasizes progress and a fight to improve living conditions for the challenged and marginalized.

Georgia Delegates in Train Wreck in Chicago

More than twenty delegates and others including members of Georgia’s Republican national convention delegation were injured when a Pennsylvania passenger train collided with empty cars in Union Station yards. A.N. Fluker of Argyle, Ga., a district 11 delegate, suffered severe injuries including spine damage and internal injuries, and was hospitalized.

Chicago Georgia Pennsylvania Union Station Tered A. N. Fluker Argyle

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