Roosevelt Leads Progressive Party Split From Republicans
Chicago reports Roosevelt named leader of a new Progressive Party after a split at the Republican National Convention. He accepts the nomination to run for president on an independent ticket and calls for state conventions to organize nationwide.
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Taft and Sherman Nominated On First Ballot
Taft renominated for president by the Republican National Convention in Chicago after a Roosevelt delegate protest. Sherman renominated for vice president on the first ballot. delegates split over Roosevelt as many seek an independent nomination later. In Indianapolis Governor Marshall, Democratic hopeful, cites Bryan in a telegram.
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Parker Arrives in New York for Baltimore Convention Remarks
Alton B. Parker landed in New York from Rochester and refused to comment on Morgan’s opposition to his bid as temporary chairman of the Baltimore Democratic convention. He planned a Baltimore speech and may depart tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Bryan EmbrUls Convention Mack Says Parker Sticks War Results
Baltimore June 22 Prospects of a fight free Democratic National Convention faded as Governor Wilson and National Committee Chair Mack signaled Parker would be temporary chairman. Bryan supporters sought a rival, while Mack asserted no compromise and predicted a floor battle if Bryan pushes for an open convention. Bryan denied accepting the chairmanship if offered, and the party faced a probable clash over the platform with Bryan likely to oppose open wrangles. Continued on Page 6.
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Republican Platform Favors Regal of Judges
The National platform of the Republican party, adopted by a large vote, pledges to uphold court authority and prevent abuse of process, support recall only as needed for derelict judges, back an international court for disputes, and defend tariff and currency policies while condemning Democratic tariff measures. The platform also calls for stronger campaign finance disclosure and naval expansion for oceanside commerce.
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Convention Bulletin: Mississippi Contests At Chicago Session
The Chicago convention hall fills as delegates arrive late and the session opens under Chairman Root. The minority report on Mississippi credentials is debated with motions to substitute and adopt, as the majority report is read and considered.
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Put Not Your Faith In Theodore Says Woman
Chicago June 22 Mrs Charles Hlaney and Mrs Florence Colling Porter delegates from California to the Republican national convention attempted unsuccessfully last night to storm the Illinois Equal Suffrage league headquarters for Colonel Roosevelt. Mrs Maney asked why Illinois women were not favorable to Roosevelt and Mrs W J Owen spoke for Taft saying Roosevelt is now in favor of voting but the heat of a campaign makes sincerity doubtful and that Illinois suffragists should pin faith to Taft who has long been friendly to their cause.
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Chautauqua Crowd Silers on Taft and Bryan
A Chautauqua audience weighed Taft against Bryan as speakers touted the national candidates. The crowd’s reactions showed mixed support with cheers for Bryan while Taft faced cooler reception and the emcee struggled to regain control.
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Tait Says His Selection Ends Danger of Crisis
Tait asserts the Chicago convention ends the danger of a crisis and signals a shift away from electoral turmoil. He argues the victory clarifies the party platform and democratic principles guiding the nation.
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