Roosevelt Favored by 150 Progressive Party Members to Chicago
About 150 Progressive Party members travel from Grand Central Terminal to Chicago to back Theodore Roosevelt. Party leaders say they will vote for Roosevelt and oppose any other candidate. Local figures Timothy Healy Leonard M Wallstein and Charles N Hyde praise Roosevelt, while supporters predict his renomination by Republicans.
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Bay State Delegates Support Weeks Amid Doubt
Boston dispatch reports Weeks supporters claim about 28 of Massachusetts thirty-six delegates pledged to Weeks with four delegates pledged to Roosevelt and several others in doubt as leaders travel to Chicago for the Republican National Convention.
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Forty N Y Votes For Root In New York Delegation
Chicago dispatch reports New York delegates split amid efforts by William Barnes and Senator James Wadsworth to back ex Senator Root. Only forty of eighty seven New York delegates voted for Root. a meeting at Root headquarters yielded limited support and postponed selection of a national committeeman. Governor Whitman and Hughes faction readiness set to contest Hughes versus Root Tuesday while committee posts were outlined.
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Old Guard Ears Close to Ground in 1920 Convention
Oregon delegates weigh the convention fate as attendance could decide the outcome. Hughes supporters claim Rhode Island and New Jersey backers for the justice while Moody figures and Progressive doubts cloud the nominating race. Tomorrow's meeting may reveal real strength and possible cross-aisle backing.
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Coalition Agrees On Vote Plan In Democratic Seekers
Chicago reports a coalition of five candidates pursuing a convention strategy to stop Hughes. Roosevelt’s bid is sidelined as Root and Weeks organize delegate traction across states, with leaders predicting a Western man may win and a Roosevelt path debated among coalition factions.
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