Taft Forces Control At Republican Credentials Meet
Taft forces seized control of the credentials committee at the Chicago convention, electing Charles W. Fulton as chairman and planning to approve the temporary roll. The anti Taft bloc faced a unified Taft majority as discussions on contest cases began, with hearings granted on challenges involving 219 seats and numerous state delegations presented by Fairbanks Cannon Hughes and Foraker counsels.
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Chicago
Taft
Charles W. Fulton
Erasmus R. Fyler
Connecticut
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Charles W. Bookwalter
Fairbanks
Fulton
J. N. Smith
New York
Paar
National Committee
Coliseum
J. S. Bassett
Hughes
Cannon
Foraker
Ben
Thomas Taggart
Denver
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Mr New
Taggart
Mr. Tageart
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Missouri
Tennessee
Texas
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Credentials Committee
Indiana
Florida
Cecil A. Lyon
Roosevelt
Lyon
A. N. Sager
St. Louis
Representative Fassett
Republicans Fail to Cut Delegates in National Convention Battle
Chicago June 17 The effort to secure reduced representation of delegates to the national Republican convention failed 24 to 17. Burke and sixteen supporters promised a minority report as southern states led the opposition arguing a reduction would split the party in the south. General Powell Clayton aided the charge that the measure crucified the colored man and would push negro votes to the Democratic party.
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Chicago
Burke
Parsons
Alabama
South Carolina
Maryland
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Democratic Party
Rescue of four aboard gasoline launch after Lake Michigan escape
In Chicago on Wednesday morning Charles Pang an unknown man and two unnamed girls were rescued after a storm trapped them on a gasoline launch. Machinery failure and persistent leaks forced Tuesday night bailing. lifesavers rescued the group as the craft neared swamping.
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Chicago
Charles Pangborn
Lake Michigan
Lawson adverts urge Roosevelt renomination in papers
Thomas Lawson runs a dull page ad urging the convention to renominate Roosevelt. He argues that opposition to a third term is less strong than opposition to letting the president name his own successor.
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Chicago
Thomas Lawson
Roosevelt
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