Republican Convention Completes 17s Organization
The Republican convention finishes its 17s organization in the Coliseum, marking a step in party operations. Delegates and officials oversee procedures as the gathering proceeds with planning and speeches.
Convention Report Shows Slow Start and Political Maneuvering
Chicago June 8 delegates at the Republican National Convention opened with delayed start and cautious activity amid rain and tight security. Harding chaired as permanent chairman while Hughes and Ford factions jockeyed for ballots and second-place influence.
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Hicago
Senator Burton
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
International News Service
Chicago
New Hampshire
J. J. Daly
New Haven
Hilles
Republican National Committee
Resolutions Committee
Harding
Francis C. Kelley
Catholic Church Extension Society
Smoot
National Committee
Utah
William Hayne
Wm. C. Bennett
Favorite Sons
West Virginia
Maryland
Kansas
Committee On Rules
Whitman
New York
Justice Hughes
Committee On Credentials
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Island
Warren
Michigan
House of Representatives
Henry Ford
Hughes
Tennessee
Roosevelt Will Go to Chicago If Delegates Request
Former President Theodore Roosevelt may travel to Chicago to address the Republican convention if invited. He urged unity and warned Wilson’s policies dull the nation’s conscience while calling for Americanism over all. He criticized hyphenated citizens and signaled opposition to Justice Hughes’ candidacy.
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Stone
United States
Colonel Stone
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Henry L. Stimeon
Sweet
New York Assembly
Depew
America
Harding
Joe” Cannon
Cannon
Whitman
Hughes
Roosevelt
Ater
William EB. Borah
Chicago
International News Service
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
William B. Jackson
Maryland
Wilson
Jackson
Justice Hughes
Bull Moose Now Substitute the Gum Shoe Tactics
Roosevelt shifts tactic from forceful public stance to stealthy political maneuvering in a dramatic pivot. The change signals a strategic attempt to outmaneuver opponents within Congress and public opinion.
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Bull Moose
Roosevelts Nomination Fight Drives Moose Strategy
The Roosevelt nomination battle shifts from open showdown to a covert Moose push. Rank and file members, masked to resist gas, hope old guard surrender while leaders pursue a harmony nomine for Roosevelt. Incidents across Moose delegates, a Sherman seance, and a Chicago employee altercation mark tense maneuvering as page four promises continued coverage.
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George T. Fry
National News Service
Roosevelt
Old Guard
Oyster Bay
Bill Thompson
Moose
Teddy
Barber Shop
Sherman
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Rooservelt
George W. Perkins
William White
Victor Murdock
Johnson
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Tom Walsh
Coliseum
Michigan Avenue
Senator Harding
Indiana
Witneis
Pennsylvania
Chancey M. Depew
Senator Depew
George M. Cohan