Roosevelt Plans Battle as Roosevelt Campaign Faces Split
Chicago June 14 Roosevelt's organization falters without his direct leadership. Three plans to guide Teddy are debated as Taft and Roosevelt camps race toward a contested convention. Delegates, governors, and committee leaders weigh how to unite the party and secure a path to the nomination.
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La Follette Forces Stand Firm in National Convention Talks
Walter L. Hauser of LaFollette forces rejects a proposed triple alliance with Cummins and Roosevelt. The pending credential fight centers on Tariff plank recall and direct election measures as Owens prepares to push LaFollette positions on Sherman act revision and banking reform.
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Robbers Blow Safe At Huntsville Bank
Four men blew the First National bank safe with dynamite in Huntsville, Arkansas, escaping with about $12,000 before alerts spread. The town lies 40 miles southeast of Rogers. details emphasize the bandits’ hasty exit prior to discovery.
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Convention Sidelights on Roosevelt and Taft Delegates
Observers note Roosevelt supporters remain in town after national committee moves. Teddy cocktail gains popularity as convention drink with Rooseveltian tang. Hat-in-the-ring campaign button creator sells at ten cents at the Congress hotel. George W. Perkins compares McKinley to a thief cryer amid Taft delegate bribery charges. Roosevelt delegates upset Taft forces in credentials contests and plan to oust opponents if Roosevelt wins control.
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Corps of physicians installed in the coliseum
An enunciator at the chairman's desk will flash distress signals from all parts of the auditorium. Present indications show it may be a very busy little outfit next week.
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New Gasoline Engine Meets Requirements
The Waterous gasoline pumping engine tested near Wall Street meets discharge specs, delivering about 732 gallons per minute at 135 psi for one hour. It shows smooth operation with minimal water spill and will be piloted by Walter Frank on No. 2 motor hose truck.
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