Day of Turmoil in Chicago Ends When T. R. Men Rebel
Chicago dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt addressing delegates urging loyalty to the people and warning that if the convention cheats him the loyal majority should organize a separate convention. The text details disputes over credentials and fraudulent votes tied to California Texas Arizona Washington and other states, with notes of a conflicted party unity amid a contested nomination.
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T. R. Men
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Roosevvelt
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Mwashington
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Arizona
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Automt
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Washington
Californi
Pontsylvania
Toate
Lindy
Iward G. Carrington, Jr
Mugh T. Malbert
Minnasone Sackett
Chicago Colsieum Guarded as Republican Convention Assembled
Police lined the Chicago Coliseum as the Republican National Convention opened. Delegates and spectators passed through two dozen entrances with tickets checked. prominent figures included Senator Hemenway of Indiana and former RNC chairman Harry B. New.
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Chicago
Chicarg
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Amor
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Goldfield
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Hemenway
Roosevelt Forces Plot Independent Action At Convention
Chicago June 19 Roosevelt forces plan independent action in the Republican convention. Delegates withdraw from credentials and rosters shift as Roosevelt aims to carry loyal delegates into a separate convention if needed. Taft aides predict Taft renomination as Roosevelt factions seek compromise candidates amid volatile voting.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Enminutes
Taft
Warlke
Senator Borah
Missouri
Hedley
Weather Forecast For Wartington And Surrounding Areas
A rough forecast notes Thursday and Friday will see rising temperatures and some wet winds. Expect cloudy periods with fair weather later in the day and moderate winds from the north. Overnight temperatures dip to a mild level with a chance of showers in Indiana and nearby areas.
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Wwartington
Credentials Committee Selections Announced in Chicago
The June 1 report lists the members of the credentials committee from numerous states and territories, including Alabona, Mexender C. Bireli, Arty mma, Robert J. Morrinan, Granger, Henry Colombe, Thomas V. Devine, and many others across Alabama to Puerto Rico. Names appear with state affiliations, indicating a broad, multi-jurisdictional panel.
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Alabona
Mexender C. Bireli
Artymma
Robert J. Morrinan
Arkannon
Haibert
Missouri
Lon
Minamatppi
Moseley Jesse
Toller
Montana
Strum
Nebraska
Sackett
Governor Marshall Emerges as Dark Horse at Democratic Convention
Special to the Tournal-Gazette from Baltimore reports Indiana Governor Thomas Marshall emerging as a potential dark horse for the Democratic nomination. Delegates say Clark and Wilson appear unlikely to secure a two-thirds vote, increasing talk Marshall could be chosen to break a deadlock. Indiana delegates strongly favor Marshall, who has drawn favorable publicity and loyal support from Indiana officials, with convention plans shaping around possible cross-support if leading candidates falter.
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Choi
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Tournal-Gazette
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Indiana
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Wilann
Gren
Anata
Ravernora
Tam
Pew
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West
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Hinnerity
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Peters
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Lrmeraon Hotel
Mor Ukain
Mwa
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Thomas F. Corbett
Indians Apolia
Roosevelt Credentials Break From Committee Room
June 1 report from Chicago details Roosevelt supporters bolting the credentials committee room after clashes over hearing all evidence. McCormick remained, others fled after claims the hearing would be a farce. committee rules amended as reporters urged access and police intervened to manage trespass.
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McCormick Wan
Hutburt
Devlin
Coliseum
RH. McCormick
Mindi Cleary St. Stalr
Idaho
W. Ss. Lauder
Borth Yakota
Job M. Farky
Termendaga
Contested Taft Delegates Seated in Roosevelt Show of Support
June 14 Chicago Roosevelt forces win a key battle at the Republican convention by seating 92 Roosevelt delegates and ousting 14 Taft delegates. Governor Hadley receives ovation amid a prolonged stage demonstration that signals possible momentum toward Hadley for president. Delegates vote to transfer credentials to the credentials committee as debate over Watson’s substitution motion continues.
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Wos
Charles BE
Hughes
New York
Tia
Eee Op Tlexet
Hadley
Taft
Lutte
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Kuoeeyol
Savistantion
Cellel
Ireator McKinsay
Roosevelt
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Tawa
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Chicago
Necesion
Herbert S. Haulley
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Missoni
Penney Tyanlun
United States
Root
James E. Watson
Tadley
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