Democrats consider second place VP nomination plan
National committeeman Chaniels of North Carolina pushes adopting the second-highest vote getter as vice president. Rival camps predict few contested seats as talks shift to possible ticket combos among Clark Gaynor Wilson Harmon Underwood with Virginia open to any strong candidate.
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Broker Sees Taft Favored In First Ballot For Nomination
A Chicago broker reports in Wall Street that Taft looks to win on the first ballot by a margin near five to one, Roosevelt’s effort seen as exhausted, with a possible compromise candidate favored. Weather and markets follow with varied commodity quotes for butter, cheese, eggs, hay, potatoes, and live stock.
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