18 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
1
Chicago readers report a tense scene at the Republican national convention. Roosevelt and Taft factions clash over temporary leadership, with delegates contested and plans for two conventions debated amid warnings of procedural upheaval and party control struggles.
A clipped report details Roosevelt and Taft factions at a party convention clash. Roosevelt allies push for roll call and seating challenges, while Taft supporters plan to push credentials rulings to close debates quickly. Rosewater guides proceedings as tensions rise.
Amid crowded lobbies and swift checks of credentials, Taft supporters move to consolidate control. James E. Watson of Indiana is named party floor leader while negotiations unfold over Roosevelt delegates and credentialing. Rumors circulate of Texas and California shifts as national committee members are summoned.
Mr and Mrs J Park hosted a distinguished party including Gwen and Irene of Chicago and Mrs Patrick J Ward of County Meath Deland. The visitors, related to B P O Kelly MP Wicklow, discussed home rule and industrial issues as they traveled toward Chicago for the national convention.
Fort Wayne Printing Co. located at 174 Washington Blvd promises guaranteed qualification for carpons.
Chicago June 17 Roosevelt backers say they control the convention by a 42 vote lead with Taft delegates defecting. Senator Dixon asserts the roll shows a solid Roosevelt majority and predicts the Taft effort will collapse once the assembly is seated. He notes new letters from southern delegates pledge support and cites Republican leaders agreeing on Dixon’s forecast.
Auburn Garage advertises ongoing car storage with 24 hour access. Prices are described as reasonable and suitable for short or long term service. Potential customers are invited to visit during open hours to discuss terms and storage needs.
Mrs Ly man Grate, aged and well known in LaGrange, was found dead in bed the morning after retirement. Her sudden death is believed to be due to heart drops. She is survived by her son Willian Grate of Lancet and Jason Grate of Detroit. Coroner notified.
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