Old Guard Demands Roosevelt Withdraw To Clear Path
Chicago June 4 The old guard offers a pact to Roosevelt to withdraw from nomination in both Republican and Progressive camps, demand Hughes be dumped, and back a minor candidate with Progressive endorsement. Progressives split with threats of a third ticket if Roosevelt or any acceptable candidate is not chosen.
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Thaw Case Lawyer Hints at Possible Cleveland Special
Lawyer Frank Johnson, among Thaw retainers, says a Cleveland special may be boarded if the plan proceeds. Johnson, who went to Chicago on the Progressive special, would join Harry K. Thaw to accompany the New York State delegation to the Progressive convention, signaling inside knowledge of Thaw’s intent.
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Whitman backs Hughes for New York at convention showdown
Chicago dispatch reports Governor Whitman arrives with New York delegation and declares Justice Hughes will receive a majority of New York’s delegates and be nominated at the Republican convention. He cites Buffalo support and notes little Roosevelt sentiment among Republicans.
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Roosevelt and Hughes Stirring Political Maneuver in New York
The report details Roosevelt and Hughes factions shaping the 1912 Republican scene in Chicago. Delegates discuss Hughes as a safe New York winner, while Barnes battles to control the national committee seat. Wadsworth signals support for Parsons, as old guard delegates align to influence the convention.
Penrose Heirloom Debate Shapes Bittersweet Gop Conventions
The piece outlines Pennsylvanian Senator Penrose backing a strong lender in the White House bid, aiming to lead the Senate and shape the party. Root supporters fear a 1912 funeral like outcome, while Hughes and Roosevelt camps jockey to influence the convention. The Root drive is planned to shift delegates and favor a sudden victory.
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Progressive Party Leaders Delay Nominations
The Progressive National Committee plans final convention arrangements at the Auditorium for Wednesday with no contested seats. Roosevelt attendance is disputed as his secretary says he will stay at Oyster Bay. Ickes and Dye say the party will not nominate Hughes without knowing his positions, and may join with Republicans if needed to advance the broader movement. Oregon Republicans and Progressives exchange seats, with thirty three women among delegates. The convention may delay nominating until Republican action is known.
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Progressive leaders debate Roosevelt pledge and party unity
Progressive delegates weigh plans to nominate Roosevelt or back Hughes if Republicans pick him. A possible joint conference to break deadlock is discussed. Straus signals possible Wilson endorsement if Roosevelt is not chosen, while Pinchot urges maintaining Progressive independence. Walter Brown seen as potential Progressive convention chair tonight.
Fairbanks Aims at Second Place in Nomination Fight
Chicago June 4. Reports from well informed sources say Fairbanks has a strong shot at securing the vice presidential nomination. He reportedly faces three competing blocs including Hughes, Root, and Roosevelt camps, with delegates allegedly priced to switch sides as negotiations unfold.
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