Hadley Drives Roosevelt Delegates At Missouri Rally
Missouri convention scenes erupt as Governor Hadley and Watson clash over seating and control. A wave of Hadley supporters surge through the hall while Roosevelt backers join the demonstration, with banners, chants, and clashes marking the heated contest for the GOP platform.
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Breat
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Cor Hindley
Missouri
Wietforn
Saint Call
Zovpla's
Teddy Bear
Thes Platlarmt
Erout Miasouti
Vote by States Deluge Roosevelts Rally with Roosevelt Picture Uproar
The article recounts a rousing convention scene with Mrs. W. A. Davis hurling a large Roosevelt picture from the gallery and kissing the California standard amid cheers and police guards. Governor Deneen and Governor McGovern maneuvered motions as Senator Elihu Root was named temporary chairman. Root’s speech praised Taft while Roosevelt forces clashed over credentials and motion tactics during the convention.
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Roosevelt
Pleasform
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Hadley
Deneen
Sinats
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610
Bradley
Goulkota
Timola
Hey
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Drexel Boulevard
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Credentials Committee
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Wisconsin
Root
Eliha ‘Root
New York
Dla Pruer
Taft
Gey. Yangls E. McGovern
BSA
MeGovern
Madley
Filun
Weney
Genator Root
Campaign of Hats at Republican Convention Reveals Attire
A Chicago interview reveals hat choices among delegates at the Republican National Convention. Pinchot’s conservative straw hat, Borah’s somber black style, Sturgis’ large felt, and Roosevelt delegates’ branded hats show a spectrum of political mood and persona as reporters note fashion shaping the scene.
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Talline
IL Danarters
Quest
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Girard Pincher
Congress
Econees
Maron
Dixon Hne
Alwys Assy
Wiliam Borah
Tdaha
Francis J. Hager
Col. W. S. Sturgis
Arizona
Goel' Nor Stubbs
Kansas
Michigan
Ealsted
Benatar Kenyon
Benilla Hnea
Roosevelt
Luncheon at Coliseum Stirs Chicago Society
Report from Chicago describes a day at the Coliseum with ladies in gay attire, basket carriers serving noon meals, and attendees debating fasting and policy. Observations note exhaustion and high energy among groups of women and the presence of Lafayette Gleeson on stage. A man supplied cherry pie to the women amid luncheon sandwiches.
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Chienso
Pardes
Henderson
Lafayette Gleeson
Boran
Fox
Chicago
Oddities At Mid Coliseum A Cat Stirs Historic Day
An odd spectacle unfolds at the Coliseum as a gray cat appears on the platform during the midday program. Serjeant-at-Arms Bill Stone nudges the feline, prompting a brief squaring of accounts before the event proceeds amid signage quirks and a changing smoking rule. Roosevelt, in assistant sergeant at arms role, is briefly noted as present.
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Bill Stone
Colonel Stone
Igermit Roosevelt
Letter from Ken tuckian on convention sergeant at arms plight
A letter from Ken tuckian to Mr Hunter describes his rough treatment as distant sergeant at arms at a convention. He complains of not receiving a seat on the platform or elsewhere, alleges ticketed allies fill positions, and notes being surrounded by police while seeking a fair stand.
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Attola
Wounded Echoes At Smithsonian Battle Recalled By Witness
A chaotic scene at a museum venue featured the wail of Raymond and clashes between Roosevelt Taft factions and Chicago police and Stone aides. A husky officer warned a man to leave as the speaker’s bridge loomed overhead. Kermit faced a veninog charge in Africa, surprising locals who saw Chicago police amid the turmoil.
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Kermit Haa
Chicago
Smithsonian Instituttes
Hat removal at convention draws sharp fashion attention
The article recalls Mrs. Longworth at a convention, noting her hat removal and attire near the Colosseum entrance. It mentions Nicholas Longworth beside her and references a room joke involving delegate Henry Walkenstein and hotel staff at the Sherman.
The Bishop's Finger and Canary Bird Origin Note
A fragmentary item describes The Bishop's Finger public house as linked to Bishop Welldon and mentions clergy remarks about a public house. It also notes that Canary birds are descended from the common gray canary and that domestic breeding has altered their coloration to yellow.
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Welldon
London Daily
La Follette Family Active at Chicago Campaign HQ
La Follette’s son Phip, 17, engages at his father’s campaign HQ in Chicago. Mrs. George Middleton of New York, a senator’s daughter, also participates in the interests of her father. Fort Dodge figures tied to late Senator Oliver and unnamed attendees are noted.
Badger Creed Guarded After Completion
The La Fallette pilat form was guarded after completion as Jat Pallette managers feared features could be stolen. The platform was prepared by Prof. Charles McCarthy head of the Wisconsin attite reference library Prof. John W Commons of the University of Wisconsin and Senator Walter C Awe Chicago.
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Pulldera
Charles McCarthy
Wisconsin Attite Reference Library
John W. Commons
University of Wisconsin
Walter C. Awe Chicase
Wisconsin Delegates Named to Republican National Committee
Henry J. Cachema of Milwaukee and W. Goodland of Racine were named to the permanent organization committee of the Republican National Committee. Walter Owens of Maiden Rock joined the platform and proposals committee. The Oklahoma delegation arrived led by a tall ranchman in a decorated hat ring. Chicago convention attendance was estimated well above 159,000 including visitors, gates, and alternates.
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Chicaso
Hienry J. Cachema
Milwaukee
W. 8. Goodland
Acine
Walter c. Owens
Maiden Rock
Oklahoma
Chicago
Portum Bread of Health Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
A historical note highlights a testimonial about Portum replacing coffee, claiming full health restoration after ten years of digestive trouble. It recounts improved appetite and strength, noting family members later try Portum after observing the narrator’s recovery.
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Postum Co
Rattle Creek
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Postum
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