Roosevelts Taft Fight Over Anti injunct ion Plank Split in Chicago
Indianapolis correspondent reports bitter inhouse clashes at the Chicago convention as Roosevelt and Taft supporters clash over an anti injunction plank. Gary of United States Steel and George W Perkins push the plank while labor and trusts resist. The dispute centers on removing teeth from Sherman law and allowing railroads to form alliances. Delegates face pressure from big business and labor as the platform debate continues into the afternoon.
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Roosevelt Demonstration Dominates Democrat Convention
Chicago June 17 Roosevelt drew a 45 minute crowd roar at the remibllenarities convention as Taft delegates held firm and southern power remained. Credentials action backed Taft, quieting dissent and clearing the way for the head ticket’s plans while 14 000 spectators filled the Coliseum for ceremonies and club displays amid cheers and banners.
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Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and Michigan
Forecasts for Thursday and Friday call for showers in Ohio with cooler Friday and south winds. Indiana expects showers Thursday, cooler Friday with southeast to south winds. Michigan notes showers Thursday afternoon or night and cooler Friday, with southeast to south winds. Local shower chances Thursday and likely Friday across the region.
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Chauncey DePew Puts On A Farce At Convention
A satirical report from Chicago describes the fourteenth republican national convention as a feint, with delegates noisy but performative. The piece mocks the scene as orchestrated theater, noting rhythmic interruptions and officials pulling strings while attendees and spouses visit nearby amusements. The author hints at staged patriotism and questions the genuineness of the proceedings, concluding with a tease of continuation on Page 5.
Modified injunction plank dominates Republican platform outline
Chicago dispatch reports that a revised injunction plank was agreed by the resolutions subcommittee at 10 PM. The platform retains faith in courts and due process but allows injunctions without notice only to prevent irreparable property damage with proper notice given on subsequent proceedings. Continued discussion promised on page 4.
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Taft campaign to lead national Republican committee chair
The Taft campaign plans to nominate Frank Hitchcock as chair of the incoming national committee and manage the party's national campaign. Delegates discuss Taft's selection, with Lodge addressing the convention about the party's goals and the need for a strong, decisive leadership to secure victory in November.
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Fairbanks Declines Nomination and Seeks No Second Place
Presidental campaign notes reveal Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks reiterates he will not accept renomination for vice president or a renewal of the same measure. He thanks supporters, stresses personal considerations, and declines a second-place bid while urging continued loyalty from friends.
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