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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1912

Page

9

New Roosevelt Party Formed and Named The Progressives

In Chicago on June 23 a meeting of leaders formalized the birth of the new Progressive party. Governor Hiram Johnson of California was empowered to appoint a seven member committee to work with Colonel Roosevelt on a plan of action. Johnson will act as field marshal while Roosevelt departs for Oyster Bay tomorrow. The party adopted a bandanna emblem and gathered prominent Roosevelt supporters including Gifford Pinchot and Governor Stoddard.

Chicago Progressive” Party Hiram Johnson California Roosevelt Johnson Hadley Missouri Committee of Seven Oyster Bay Californi National Roosevelt Committee Jolmaon Mr. Gnefield Gifford Pinchot Stodla Kanena Bredill McCormick Senator Clip Minnesota Naanavelt

Mutual Felicitations At Utica And Taft Victory Hope

In Utica Jane will celebrate Vier-Pennan renominatio n tomorrow followed by Sherman’s trip to Big Mo ons for about a month. A Aero gram from Sherman to President Taft extol s a calm verdict after the storm and a clair atmosphere. Taft’s reply notes a united effort and victory needed for the morrow.

Utica. N Jane Sherman Taft Washington J. & Sherman Sian Sharman Mtorr William HH. Tart

Baltimore Carnival Dress for Convention Welcomes Delegates

Baltimore hosts a national convention arrival scene with crowds in carnival colors of orange and black. Naval ships Louisiana Kansas New Hampshire and South Carolina anchored offshore drew visitors as Rear Admiral Winslow oversaw tours. Special trains and regulars poured in on Sunday as officials faced church protests.

Baltimore Battmorix Myrties Mehta Potentia Maiara Poll Helihs Afar Ikamoba Ls Trice Princeton Wilson Maryland Revermont Macy Louisiana Kansas New Hampshire South Carolina Camerim Winslow Haltimore Lord's Day

Prominent Democrats at Baltimore National Convention

A list of prominent Democrats from various states attending the Baltimore National Convention. Names include Benjamin R. Tillman of South Carolina, Dr P B L Hall from Nebraska, Senator John H Bankhead of Alabama, Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio, Guy B Tucker from Arkansas, a national committee member, and candidate for governor, with others such as Colonel Willard Fairman from Pennsylvania.

Baltiimore National Convention Benjamin R.tillman South Carol Now PB. L. Hall Nebraska Joh. Fl. Bankhead Alabama Atlee Pomerene Ohio Guy B. Tucker Arkgagas Willan Fairman Pat

Hilles to head Repub loan committee in Taft era

The 24 caries era. Hilles, secretary to President Taft, was slated to chair the Republican National Committee when it meets tomorrow morning. While no formal announcement was made, he had near certainty of selection, backed by Catt, with others linked to the campaign. McKinsey, managing the president's car campaign, was hinted for chats but declined. Several committees will be appointed at the meeting, with few names confirmed beyond Hilles. Stone of Maryland expected to be reappointed. Political headquarters were largely deserted after the convention. McKinley left Washington in the evening, optimistic about Roosevelt’s nomination.

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Weather Forecast Promises Fair Week Across State

The weather parentu's weekly bulletin predicts a week of fair conditions across the state with generally light winds. Forecasters say no strong system is expected, though a weak disturbance may cross the country, bringing minor changes.

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Democratic Leaders Jubilant Over Republican Discord in Chicago

Democratic leaders in Baltimore voiced elation at Republican discord amid Chicago convention turmoil. They argued a strong progressive Democratic ticket could threaten the GOP, with Roosevelt possibly drawing votes away from both parties, while denying overtures to Roosevelt's camp. Senator Gore urged unity to absorb disintegrated Republicans.

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Taft Deluged by Mail After Church Attendance

Wallington June 22 President Taft faced a flood of correspondence after church services as he rested in the white house. Messages came from political leaders and citizens across walks of life with well wishes and advice. Taft, aided by aides, sorted the pile and planned to answer many before returning to Washington.

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Bryan Discusses Progressive Stakes for Democratic Chair

In Baltimore on June 23 William J. Bryan said he views the fight for the Democratic National Convention temporary chair as vital to progressivism. He discouraged naming Parker as a reactionary choice and urged the committee to pick a satisfactory progressive candidate agreeable to leading contenders Wilson, Clark, and Wigener. He declined to discuss money, stated no fixed candidate, and criticized parties steering convention decisions while favoring a united progressive front.

Haltimore William “J. Bryan Chicago Isaacs Bryan Judge Parker Belne Bexin Democratic Party Packer Edo Carey Wilson Clark Wiiger Mr. Parker Vongerour Parker EL Highen Aan Upan Party Baltimore William Jennings Bryan

Bryan says no personal objection to Parker for chair

Senator elect Vardaman of Mississippi sought Bryan's assent to Bryan as permanent chairman of the Democratic convention but Bryan declined to oppose Parker while stressing support for a progressive chair. He told reporters he has no objections to Judge Parker personally.

Parker Bryan Nebraskan Baltimore Vardaman Mississippi Clark Howell Georgia William J. Bryan Murphy Mack National Committee

Marshall Special Gives Ovation At Eastward Stop

Delegates and supporters from Marshall for President attended events en route to the Baltimore Democratic National Convention. Governor Marshall praised supporters while touring stations, noting lack of funds but strong enthusiasm. Charles Bryan and William Jennings Bryan appeared later, with reporters awaiting comments on the campaign.

Parker, Kern, Henry Near Split Over Democratic Nominat

Baltimore June. A meeting set for tomorrow noon to decide the Democratic National Convention’s temporary chairman selection. Factions around Parker and Bryan. Progressives and conservatives split, with no clear front runner in this early stage. Proceeding details continue on page 2.

Baltimore Tommorrow Alton B. Parker Rhulrmean Wilsa Carcer Tidge Farker Sematar Kernef Alana Henry Texas Moat New York Wryan

Niagara river dock collapse drowns twenty near Buffalo

At Grand Island on the Niagara river a fifty foot dock collapsed plunging about twenty to fifteen to twenty people into twelve feet of water. Up to midnight many bodies had been recovered, mostly Buffalo residents, with several injured. Survivors described a sudden rush as the dock failed, trapping men women and children beneath the planks as boats and crowds struggled to assist.

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Weather forecast chaos from garbled text

A battered OCR weather brief hints at warmer Monday and Tuesday with rising winds and uncertain conditions. The garbled wording mentions Sana Lewo Mohini and local places while promising warmer temperatures and possible gusts, though details are unclear.

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