Roosevelt Plans Held As Alabama Delegates Debate
Col Roosevelt speaks from Oyster Bay amid Chicago reports on Alabama contests. He predicts few if any contests decided in his favor unless entitled, cites plan to press for justice. He lists expected Alabama delegates and discusses Chicago trip, Flinn role, and support from New York leaders as he stays at Sagamore.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
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Chicago
National Committee
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Taft
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Pennsylvania Won’t Bolt From Republican Party
Pennsylvania Republicans refuse to bolt the national party despite Chicago nominating contests. County chairman David B. Johns says he remains a regular Republican, pledged to the party, and will vote for the ticket but opposes breaking with the convention. Senator William Flinn returned from Oyster Bay after talks.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
Penn
Chiccago
Pennsylvania
Taft
Roosevelt
David B. Johns
William Flinn
Oyster Bay
Bank Comeback Hindered by Clearing House Pressure
Bank recovery and internal affairs come to light as Oriental Bank faced removal of its president Jones, the Clearing House pressure, and the bank’s ensuing suspension. Directors Hugh Kelly and others testified on the run, loan certificates, and depositors’ protection, with details of policy and liability.
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Clearing House
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Oriental and Country
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Hewitt
Mr. Jones
Hepburn
Mr. Hewitt
Iran
Mr. Untermyer
Gomebody
Otice
Beekman
Clearing House Committee
William Sherer
Clearing Ho
James G. Cannon
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Ori
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Oriental and Mechanics and Traders
Roosevelt expected at Chicago as GOP delegates quarrel over nomination
At Republican headquarters the tension over the nomination grows. Flinn says the National Committee cannot nominate a president and Roosevelt should attend Chicago if duty calls. The delegation leader hints Me Afart could win the nomination if it stays with the party, and vows to aid the candidate.
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Flinn
National Committee
Roosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt Leads New Jersey Primary By 17263 Votes
Official tabulation from Trenton shows Col Theodore Roosevelt with 61,297 votes, Taft 44,034, Wilson 48,356, and La Follette 3,464 in New Jersey's primary. County results follow the statewide figures, detailing Republican preferential totals by county.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
New Jersey
Secretary of State
Gov. Wilson
la Follette
Felows
Roosevelt
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Salem
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Warren
Clark's Sister a Delegate to National Convention
Chicago June 7 Mrs Annie Hamilton Pitzel sister of Speaker Champ Clark becomes the first US woman elected as a national convention delegate. elected from Colorado Springs as one of twelve delegates to Baltimore the Colorado Springs delegation instructed to back her brother Clark. a noted suffragist she vows to vote in November for Clark and says she always registers and votes.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ill
Annie Hamilton Pitzel
United States
Washington
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Pitzel
Colorado Springs
Clark
Bryan
Hats and gowns eclipse politics in National Committee wives
Chicago June 7. Wives of Republican National Committee members at the ante con ventional hearing show little interest in suffrage or policy. They discuss hats, gowns, and lingerie while admitting mixed views on voting. One wife recalls accepting twelve chickens as a bribe to vote for a Democrat in a local race, others prefer not to vote or defer to their husbands.
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New York Times
Chicago
Republican National
Henry T. Lowe
William Hayward
New York
National Committee
Colorado Springs
Roosevelt
Taft
the Beers
The
Indiana
Cecil Lyon
Rough Rider Committeewoman Steers Focus From Politics
A vivid figure among party supporters, the Rough Rider committee member states that voting rarely crosses her mind. She confidences she keeps busy with home life and social visits, preferring shopping to political conventions and enjoying friendly shop windows.
North Carolina Democrats Name Delegates and Back Wilson
North Carolina Democratic convention in Raleigh after an all night session voted 503 to 396 to indorse Woodrow Wilson for the Baltimore nomination. Eight delegates at large were chosen, with six backing Wilson and two neutral. Governor Kitchin supporters failed to block indorsement of Senator Simmons. Locke Craig nominated for Governor, with Daughtridge and Pell winning their races amid fights. Delegates at large include ex Governor B. Glenn, Dowd, Carr, Hale, McLean, Hammer, and Newlan. electors at large Winston and Gardner named.
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Raleigh
N. C
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
North Carolina
Congress
Kitchin
Simmons
Locke Craig
B. L. Daughtridge
George P. Pell
B. Glenn
Co. Dowd
Carr
F. I Hale
A. W. McLean
W. C. Hammer
W. C. Newlan
Francis D. Winston
C. Ellis Gardner
Wilson Eloquence to Flow at National Convention
The New York Times reports Gov. Wilson may have Judge John W. Wescott of Camden New Jersey present his name at Baltimore. Wescott, famed for a deep resonant voice and strong oratory, is described as a top speaker. Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma is chosen for the principal seconding speech.
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New York Times
Washington
Gov. Wilson
Baltimore
John W. Wescott
Camden
N. J
Wescott
Taft Campaign Spent 66473 on Ohio Delegates Drive
Columbus June 7 The Taft forces expended 66473 in Ohio's campaign to elect National delegates and alternates. The report filed with the Secretary of State shows the total with individual contributions listed, including Charles P Taft of Cincinnati giving 3800.
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Taft
Ohio
Columbus
L. C. Laylin
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Impeachment Move Targeting Judge Hanford Comes to House
Socialist Representative Victor Berger filed a resolution to impeach Judge Cornelius H. Hanford of the Western District of Washington Seattle accusing him of unconstitutional actions including annulling Leonard Olesons naturalization papers and issuing injunctions amid criticisms of corruption and bias Berger argues federal judges serve life appointments and should be held to account through impeachment and the measure was sent to the Judiciary Committee for consideration
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New York Times
Washington
Victor L. Berger
Congress
House
Cornelius H. Hanford
Seattle
Hanford
Leonard Oleson
Wickersham
Taft
Augustus Peabody
Berger
Judiciary Committee
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TIMES
United States
Oleson
Committee On Judiciary
Lesson of money inquiry advises national reserve need
John Harsen Rhoades argues in a New York Times letter that the money trust exposes the necessity of a National Reserve. He praises the New York Clearing House but urges independence from bank interests and presidential appointments to form a nonpartisan, nationwide banking body. June 7, 1912.
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New York Times
Banking and Currency Committee
House of Representatives
New York Clearing House Committee
New York Clearing House
United States
National Reserve
Students of Finance
Congress
Supreme Court
Peras
John Harsen Rhoades
New York
Advocate Railways Plank Urges Regulation and Investment
The Railway Business Association and the National railway supply group push for a party plank on railway regulation to curb discrimination and charges, ensure sufficient revenue for obligations, and attract capital for improvements. President George A. Post notes the group is nonpartisan and includes no railroad men.
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Railway Business Association
National Organization of Railway Supply Manufacturers
George A. Post
Association
Naeon
Protective Tariff Plank Urged by American League
The American Protective Tariff League aims to embed a strong protective tariff plank in the Republican platform. It plans mass mailings to manufacturers editors and politicians urging support and opposes reciprocity as harmful to business. Wake says the platform should endorse protection of domestic industries in Chicago.
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American Protective Tariff League
Chicago
Ill
Wilbur F. Wake
Treasu
League
Ublicam
Harding to Nominate Taft at Chicago
Warren G. Harding former Ohio Governor and delegate at large to the Republican National Convention will nominate President Taft in Chicago. He accepted via letter from the President though open to another appointee if desired before the convention. M A Daugherty of Lancaster was named by Governor Harmon to present his name to the Democratic Convention. he is an attorney over six feet tall and weighs 250 pounds.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Taft
Chicago
Harding
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Gov
Harmon
Daugherty
Thaw to Leave Asylum for White Plains on Judge Order
Dr. John W. Russell will transfer Harry K. Thaw from Matteawan State Hospital to White Plains to enable easier access for his lawyers in the release proceedings set to begin a week hence. Thaw’s mother and sister will accompany her from Pitts.
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N. Y
Keogh
John W. Russell
Matteawan State Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
White Plains
Thaw
Pitts
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