17 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1912
Page
1
The piece notes a heated Taft and Teddy clash over coverage as the grand jury delays, a father back at work after a layoff, and a looming steamroller event in Chicago drawing global eyes while weather and political passions rise.
The article argues the Republican convention in Chicago faces an unprecedented split between Taft and Roosevelt wings. It says the party loses whichever faction controls, as moneyed interests back Taft, while Roosevelt enjoys broad popular support, and predicts broader Democratic shifts if the split persists.
The piece argues that Democratic leaders in the House prioritize constitutional fidelity and the legacy of Lincoln, aiming to contrast real governance with Republican campaign bombast. It predicts voters will judge by records of action on trusts, corporations, and representation in Congress.
The piece argues the tariff remains the main target of reform and claims Taft will veto renewed bills. It says Democrats will stress cutting living costs over defending constitutional government and highlight a record of achievements blocked by a Republican Senate and President.
A collection of aphorisms on love friendship and society notes. Observations compare modern living to old fashioned life and critique public sentiment reporters and self discipline with humor. The piece links character to personal choices and social expectations.
Weld County Commercial Club announces two new concrete silos on the Parker ranch starting Tuesday June 11. A follow up meeting June 18 will discuss silage feeding with Prof Hinman and Agricultural College staff and Prof Risser of the U S dairy department. Transportation available from Camfield hotel. Three miles east and a quarter mile south of Evans. Everything free.
Poem extols majestic mountains as supreme, contrasting their enduring height with human folly. Verse praises the lofty peaks as eternal lights, likely attributed to Marshal Pancoast in The Denver News. The Daily Tribune proclaims itself a constant source of news.
James Arthur notes the 1912 Republican National Convention in Chicago will bring 1076 delegates plus alternates and press corps to a vast Colosseum venue. He details ticket control, decor, security, medical staff, concessions, and potential contingencies, predicting a battlelike atmosphere among Taft Roosevelt La Follette Cummins as leading contenders.
A vivid read depicts a vast Chicago hall filled with delegates and spectators for the Republican convention. Descriptions include banners colors and portraits, the opening signals, temporary leadership, and the anticipation of the presidential nomination amid crowd noise and speeches.
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