Roosevelt Bolters Leave Committee in Row Over Hearings
At Chicago a split in the Roosevelt camp erupts as most Roosevelt members quit the Credentials Committee after a dispute over hearing all contest cases. The walkout followed orders from Col. Roosevelt. McCormick remains, while Heney Halbert and others press for full evidence access. The committee adjourned with rules unchanged and later Taft supporters win committee chair.
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Roosevelt Plans Third Party Bolting Threat Wallops Convention
Col Roosevelt signals a possible bolt from the Republican Convention over the seating of disputed delegates. He counters that the Roosevelt faction will hold its own convention if those delegates are seated, with Hadley viewed as a potential vice presidential candidate and broad support across Western states and key states like Pennsylvania and New York.
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Roosevelt Bolts Battle for GOP Nomination Dominates Convention
Chicago dispatch reports Col Roosevelt urging delegates to bolt if credentials favor fraudulently seated delegates. He calls for a new honest party as Gov Johnson pushes a fresh independence plan. Roosevelt warns the party will decide its fate overnight amid clashes over credentials and loyalty.
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A compact note mentions Ginger Ale and Burke's SB Irish Epee as a delicious summer blend. It highlights a light, refreshing pairing suitable for warm days and casual gatherings.
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Roosevelt Calls For A Bolt In Chicago
Col. Roosevelt declares to delegates and advisers in Chicago that he is through and urges the real majority of the convention to organize if voted down. He appeals for courage and loyalty to convictions during the address at 2 30 A M.
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Victory for Taft at National Republican Convention
Taft is set to be renominated at the Chicago convention as Roosevelt is eliminated. Delegates, including Southern colored delegates, reaffirm loyalty, while Roosevelt's camp seeks a new leader amid failed maneuvers and no bolt materializing. Taft gains votes today, with stronger support than yesterday, signaling an accomplished renomination.
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