Roosevelt party shakeup as third candidate urged
Roose vel t shifts toward independent progressives as Taft and Roosevelt factions clash at the Chicago convention. Hadley and Johnson oppose delaying tactics while calls grow for a unity candidate to replace fraudulent delegates. Roosevelt contemplates a bolt and a formal statement outlines his stance as Hadley rejects a roll candidacy.
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Roosevelt unveils new party for progressive principles
Witnesses describe birth of a third party led by COL Roosevelt to advance independent progressivism. Attendees include Governors Hilary Johnson California and Stubbs Kansas, Senators Dixon Montana Bristow Kansas, Clapp Minnesota, McCormick Illinois, Poindexter Washington, and Munsey New York among others.
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Roosevelt delegates threaten walkout at convention
Chicago reports a likely third candidate for president as Roosevelt delegates push for independent action amid contested credentials. Roosevelt bolted credentials meetings while plans for a possible second convention in the Coliseum circulate and requests for party unity rise amid broader calls to nominate a third path leader.
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Roosevelt Denounces Fraudulent Delegates at Convention
In Chicago Col Roosevelt declares the majority at the convention is unlawful, criticizes fraudulently seated delegates, and calls on the real majority to organize if voted down. He says the people were cheated and urges resistance to foul votes and a defiant stance for the GOP.
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Roosevelt Bolts From Credentials Committee Repeatedly
In Chicago Taft forces elected Thomas H. Devine chairman of the credentials committee amid a Roosevelt walkout. Roosevelt delegates fled the room twice prompting police to keep order as debates over evidence and seating continued.
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