Taft Chosen On First Ballot By Republicans
Chicago reports Taft secured 702 votes on the first ballot with Knox Hughes Cannon and others also receiving support. A wild demonstration followed Taft’s nomination, then a unanimous nomination after initial confusion. The convention adjourned toward 10 a.m. amid warm weather and busy floor. Revered prayers and platform debates marked the day, with Hopkins reading the majority report and Cooper presenting the minority. The minority urged LaFollette style railroad valuation and campaign expense disclosure.
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Taft Nominated at Convention Amidrowdlights and Cheers
The Romney era era of the Taft campaign dominates the convention scene as ballots reveal majorities against minority planks including publicity physical valuation of railroads and senator election by popular vote. Delegates cheer vigorously for Taft while intraparty clashes flare during nominations with Illinois, Indiana and New York backing Cannon Hughes and La Follette amid roars and interruptions.
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Sherman Named Taft Running Mate Amid Convention Buzz
Washington dispatches detail President Roosevelt congratulating Sherman on his nomination as Taft's running mate. Taft and Cortelyou send tributes. Chicago reports show Sherman leading discussions. The Republican convention swells with New York backing Sherman as Lodge and Cannon push the ticket amid ceremonial prayers and cheers.
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Local Notices From Junction Oregon Death And Divorce
Died June 13 21908 at Coquille Oregon of inflammatory rheumatism Robert McQuirg aged 54 years came to Oregon in 1867 resided southwest of here for a number of years Mrs R D McKennie nee Wiese Ber tha Hyland a bride of three months was granted a divorce in Seattle her maiden name restored and he was assessed attorney's fee of
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Campbell Foliman Co Howse Furnishers Advertises Prices
An advertisement from Campbell Foliman Co markets furnishing for home and office with large stock and favorable credit terms claiming better prices than small dealers. The copy emphasizes good credit and broad selection from the Howse Furnishers.
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