Roosevelt Ready to Cut Loose at Convention
Chicago June reports say Roosevelt and his supporters reject the regular Republican convention if the Hadley motion fails. Delegates discuss a possible third candidate as chaos and rumors of dual conventions rise, with Taft and Fairbanks figures in flux while talks continue at the Coliseum.
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Unclear OCR Summary of Convention Debates and Credentials
An OCR fragment notes a Chicago report on June 20 about a committee working on tests and credentials. It mentions delegates from Arizona California and Washington totaling forty eight. The text cites shortened committee sessions and an agreement amid urgent conference discussions on the key cases.
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Chicago
Comstatttos
Arizona
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Roosevelt and Taft delegate release dispute explodes
Reports from Washington and Chicago center on whether Theodore Roosevelt released his delegates or planned to, with Roosevelt denying any release while ex governor Regin H Post claimed Roosevelt would stay in the fight. The confusion follows Roosevelts negotiations and a later statement from Roosevelts camp, impacting the Republican presidential contest.
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Hadley Motion to Oust Roosevelt Delegates Fails
In Chicago on June 20 the Hadley motion to remove the seventy two Roosevelt delegates from the temporary roll call was defeated 564 to 510 after a full day of debate.
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Hadley
Roosevelt
Rebels Burn Mine Property Near Santiago
Cable from Lamaya near Santiago reports Pon ting Mining Co property burned by Cuban rebel band. Gunboat Paducah departed Santiago possibly linked to the blaze as U S ships move to respond. Nebraska arrives at Caimanera to relieve Minnesota. Evelyn Thaw testimony continues in White Plains as her husband seeks release from an asylum.
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Santiago
State Department
Ponting Mining Co
Lamaya
Santago
Paducah
Evelyn Thaw
White Plains
Jes On Nesbitt Thaw
Harry Keshaw
Husbunt
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Gane Asylum
Credential Committee Debates After Roosevelt Faction Exit
The credential committee discusses the Roosevelt faction’s return after quitting the first contest. The panel delays action, with wrangles centering on eligibility and procedural rules as the committee weighs the seating of delegates.
Roosevelt Lost First Contest Credentials Hearing
The credentials committee heard the Ninth Alabama district contest with Roosevelt delegates. Roosevelt supporters sought new evidence and more debate time. Debate stretched as only 32 of 52 committee members were present and adjournment was set for 2:20 at Chicago June 20.
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Chica
Roosevelt
Committee For Good
Alabama
Credentials Committee
Hugh
Roosevelt convention clash in district race dispute
A heated meeting recounts Roosevelt supporters clashing with Taft members over fair play. Boiler room scene shows delegates from Idaho New York New Hampshire and West Virginia demanding an orderly hearing as accusations of delaying tactics and an illegal convention surface.
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Ben Penheylvann
Sunane
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Devine
George, Malloy
New York
F. W. Estatrook
New Hampshire
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Mattie
Hugh Batiivan
L. N. Mitchell
Bennsylvania
Enn Early
Harry Shaw
West Virtla
Gesree Atnhey
Roosevel
Taft
Masons Elect New Gefigers At Grand Lodge Session
Deputy Grand Master Walter TL Williamson of Linbon and Senior Grand Warden Frank A. Cousing of Bismarck head the list of newly elected officers. Grand Secretary Walter L. Stockwell and Grand Master Hoover were named along with several grand officers in a ceremony at the Masonic Sansonte temple.
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Walter TL. Williamson
Linbon
Frank A. Cousing
Bismarck
William Srelecs
Grand Forks
Nd Treas Wer
Clinton Lord
Park River
Walter L. Stockwell
Hoover
George N. Howard
Hillsboro
Frank A. ‘Sprague
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Harry Lord
Alex B. Taylor
Fargo
James
B. Cooledge
William J. Reynolds
Lope
Henry J. Vick
Cavalier
Tyler
Emil P. Lenhart
Ris
D. C. Metn
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Masonic Sansonte Temple
La Follette Delegates Muddled in National Fight
Chicago convention reports chaotic Wisconsin delegation efforts to back La Follette. McGovern and Cochems accused of Roosevelt alignment, prompting resignations and charges of personal ambition. Wisconsin brokered rift risks party split as factions clash over control of the nominations.
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LaFollette
F. E. McGowan
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McGovern
Wis
Alate pharmaceutical board seals three day exam results
The alate pharmaceutical board concluded a three days’ examination this afternoon. Twenty three applicants appeared. most earned coretex on full fledged pharmacists and three earned certificates as nascent pharmacists. Notable names include Beedle Dickinson Coleman, Conchessa Fargo Hall Gaede Neander Berthold Watson, Brainerd Brainerd Hanson Kratz.
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Dickinson
J. H. Coleman
Cando
Conchessa
Fargo
Elmer Hall
Cavalier
Gaede
Newalam
Hunter
A. Neander
Berthold
R. Watson
Bowman
Mira
Catharine Brainerd
Hebron
Jine Brainerd
Hebroi
Lincoln Hanson
Wyndmiere
M. H. Kratz
Cooperstown
Man dan man seeks Knight missing man returns home
No news of Knight. Aty. Proness Langer of Mandan, who went east to learn about the missing A. M. Knight, has returned without information. Langer attended Princeton graduation exercises and made inquiries in New York, but no lead was found for the search.
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Bryan Opposed Parker as temporary Democratic chair
Baltimore June 2. Arrangement committee meets to name temporary officers for the national convention. W. J. Bryan protests Parker of New York as temporary chairman, calling him conservative. California’s T A Bell seen as possible permanent chair. other committee members present include Mack Hall Belotow Osborne.
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W. J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
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Bryan
Chicago
T. A. Bell
California
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Clark
Wilson
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P. Hall
M J. Belotow
John Ort Osborne
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Bry En
North Dakota League of Postmasters Elects Officers
The North Dakota League of Postmasters convened in session and chose Jamestown as next meeting place. Officers named include President G B Metzger Wil Maton as Vice President, and D F Humphrey as Secretary Treasurer. Postmaster inspector G H Crane urged masters to know their offices well. Page 8 continued.
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Grand Forks
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Jamestown
North Dakota League of Postmasters
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H. C. Plumsetae
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AL Rasmus
Horticultural Car Attracts North Dakota Towns
The Horticultural Car train tours North Dakota promoting tree planting and farm methods, drawing large welcomes in New Rockford Carrington Pingree and Dickinson. Officials report eager questions and practical instruction as the machine travels toward the central state and Missouri slope.
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D. m. Carrington
Pingree
M. Dickinson
Glenulin
New Salem
Farmers’ Institute
Tain
Carrington
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Postmasters of 3 States Meet Here
Brookings S D President Breed and E Vanish of St Paul discussed postal savings. W J Roane Rolla N D Stressed rural parcels post and Ita benefits. J C Crabb Rochester Minn spoke on telegraph lines as part of the postal system. The Tri State Postmaster association holds a convention after 10 AM.
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St. Paul
W. J. Roane
Rolla
A. T. Anderson
J. C. Crabb
Rochester
Minn
Tri-State Post
Commercial Club Assembly
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