Taft Nominated by Ohio on Injunction Plank and Roosevelts Shadow
The Taft contingent at the Chicago convention pushes the injunction plank in the platform while campaigning for Taft as Roosevelt’s rivals falter. Speakers praise Taft’s record as judge, solicitor general, governor, and war secretary, emphasizing his reformist integrity and global leadership. Ohio seals Taft’s candidacy with a rousing nomination in a heated, sweltering session.
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Taft Accepts Nomination Amid Electric War Dept Atmosphere
Secretary Taft expresses guarded happiness at his presidential nomination. The War Department buzzes with tension as FBI officials and reporters crowd the private offices. Mrs. Taft, arriving in a pea green ensemble, shares the moment with him as telegrams confirm the victory. Secretary Root offers early congratulations amid the celebratory mood.
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Taft to resign as War Secretary effective July first
Secretary Taft announces resignation to President Roosevelt after White House talks with Secretary Root and Mr. Bacon. Taft says he needs ten days to wrap up war department matters and has no definite departure date yet. The resignation is to be received tomorrow with the expected July first effect.
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