Republican platform sparks debate in Chicago convention
The piece surveys reactions to the 1908 Republican platform, criticizing claims of credit for all good deeds while denying declarations on government ownership. It notes Roosevelt's alignment with Taft and Sherman and highlights shifts in Democratic optimism about Thomas Marshall becoming a national figure. It ends with a catalog note at Rogers & Wilson's Music House.
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