Contested Delegates and Taft Victory Behind Roosevelt
A Washington summary outlines 150 pages of credential contests in the 1912 Republican convention. It asserts 640 needed, Taft had 501 on first ballot, 238 contested led to 74 after abandonment, and 18 initial contests deemed frivolous. It details disputes across Arizona to Texas, with Lyon and Roosevelt factions challenging seating, yet the Taft slate prevailed in most contested districts. The piece argues the tribunals acted correctly and Roosevelt probes showed bad faith.
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Pennsylvania Dutch Origin Story of German Settlers
Descendants of Germans who arrived in 1682 formed the Pennsylvania Dutch, a term linking Dutch to German. Early settlers came from the Rhine regions, Alsace, Saxony, and Switzerland seeking religious liberty. Southeastern Pennsylvania became their focal settlements, preserving dialects and a shared faith.
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