Roosevelt Delegates to Hold Separate Convention
Special report from Chicago dated June 20 describes two Republican conventions as Taft and Roosevelt factions remain bitter. Talks of Hughes and Hadley used to bridge gaps failed, Hadley refused any compromise, Roosevelt declined to address the convention, and delegates chose to sit, preserving claims if Tutt is nominated.
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Chicago
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Roosevelt
Jerome
Hughes
Hadley
Convention in Coliseum Extended to Eleven A.M.
Special to Banner from Chicago reports the convention in the coliseum was ordered for four o clock. Committees on credentials and resolutions were not ready to report and the convention was adjourned until eleven o clock tomorrow morning.
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Banner
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Roosevelt Demonstration Ends Quietly After Rain
Chicago June meeting of Rooseveltites adjourned amid rain as attendees lingered. The scene featured a brief demonstration and a late ball clearing, with little movement after the gathering slowed.
Roosevelt Camp Tries to Halt Split With Uncontested Delegates
Chicago dated June 20 reports a recess as Roosevelt and Taft factions maneuver to avert a party split. Roosevelt would accept the convention’s decision if 540 uncontested delegates approve, signaling possible compromise among rival candidates. Taft supporters push to make temporary officers permanent while bolt actions ripple through the committee.
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Leaders Differ as to Bolt in Chicago Meet
In Chicago on June 20 Stubbe stated there would be no bolt and many leaders refused to take part. The dispute over participation in the event created a split among officials and organizers with unclear outcomes for the program.
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Roosevelt's Ultimatum on Delegates to Convention
Chicago June 20 Roosevelt declares he will not participate in the convention until delegates deemed stolen are purged. Senator Dixon notes Roosevelt was legally elected in primary states and will not align with theft. The ultimatum centers on removing tainted delegates before the gathering.
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Roosevelt Invited to Convention Amid Talks of Bolts
Chicago June 20 Mayor Shanks of Indianapolis said the Taft committee invited Roosevelt to the convention at four o clock. Roosevelt offered no definite reply and the committee resumed work at 2 40 o clock. Several states caucused on whether to bolt with Roosevelt if he bolts. Illinois chose not to bolt, New Jersey planned to bolt, Missouri backs peace. Rumors linked Hughes and Hadley as possible ticket.
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Louis Anderson Jr Library Board Grate Incident News
Fragmented OCR reads like a coast to coast event noting Louis Anderson Jr Library Board grabe and a constable involvement with Mrs McAdams. Also mentions survivors of a brigade exaoriation in Washington and a church event with a signatory band at Park Cemetery.
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