Roosevelt Taft Contest Debate Plays Indiana Delegation
The Indiana contest battles at the Republican National Committee session pit Roosevelt and Taft allies against each other. Key figures include Beveridge leading Roosevelt and Harry New for Taft, with Borah and McKinley weighing in. Delegates from California and Indiana face seating disputes as Nagel and MacVeagh project Taft momentum toward a first ballot renomination.
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Taft Wins Indiana Delegates in National Committee
Chicago June 10 The Republican National Committee adds twelve Taft delegates as Indiana contests are decided in Taft’s favor. The committee seats Taft delegates from Indiana district and at large while hearing affidavits on alleged primary fraud and questions over district rules.
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Roosevelt Claims Backers Plot to Steal Chicago Nomination
Col Roosevelt in The Outlook denounces backers of Taft for a conspiracy to steal the nomination from the people. He accuses Wall Street influenced dailies and National Committee members of engineering fraudulent delegate seating to secure Mr Taft’s nomination.
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Roosevelt avoids opposition amid Sagamore Hill talks
Cory Roosevelt meets with George W. Perkins Frank A. Munsey and Walter F. Brown in Oyster Bay as Taft delegates and Indiana results stir the campaign. Roosevelt dismisses rumors of travel to Chicago and says he will return to town tomorrow. He notes a 60,000 majority in California and signals readiness for a fight if needed.
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