Burton's Speech Narrows on Taft for Presidency in Chicago
The speaker extols Ohio's role in Republican history and urges Theodore Roosevelt's reforms while praising William H. Taft as the ideal president. He highlights Taft's record as judge, governor, secretary of war, and civil administrator, praising his integrity, leadership, and pacific diplomacy from Cuba to the Philippines and Asia, arguing he can unite and lead America.
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Cannon Jubilant Over Anti-Injunction Victory
Speaker Cannon, after failing to secure the presidential nomination, celebrates a notable win on the anti-injunction plank. Taft forces conceded at the last moment, making the platform acceptable to Cannon, who calls the wording a jumble of words with small powers.
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