Roosevelt Fight Leaders Gather in Chicago Controversy Brews
The report details Roosevelt faction maneuvering in Chicago with George L. Record ordered to the scene, while friction grows over support from Southern delegates and potential influence from "Bi" Flinn. Delegates and contests dominate talks as Taft supporters push to seat Taft delegates in Arkansas and Alabama, amid sharp exchanges in the national committee.
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Taft Wins First Contests In Republican Convention
In Chicago on June 7 Taft delegates won in Alabama Arkansas and Arizona contests while Roosevelt supporters faced factional tensions. The Alabama delegation backed Taft by a 15 to 0 tally with individual names listed. The Arkansas slate and Arizona measures were decided or postponed amid debates over roll calls and procedural motions.
Taft Delegates Seated as Contests at National Committee Hearing
The Republican National Committee heard contests over delegation seats from Alabama Arkansas arkansas and other states. Taft delegates were seated in several districts amid Roosevelt protests and accusations of irregular conventions and factional maneuvers involving key figures and state committees.
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Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill after Tough Taft clash
Ex president Roosevelt returns to Sagamore Hill amid a tumultuous week after clashes over Alabama delegation tactics and calls for a reform platform. He reviews a draft Taft list and denounces supposed “wheel tactics” while urging justice for Roosevelt delegates and discussing proposed social justice planks.
Curb Broker Quotes Odds On 1908 Campaign
Odds from a Tirond Street curb broker reflect forecasts on Roosevelt Taft and Bryan. Roosevelt expected nomination and win, Taft defeat if nominated, and Roosevelt possibly winning as independent. Democratic hopes run longer against Clark Bryan and others with varied brackets.
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Roosevelt Man Won't Bolt Delegates Named in Primary
Desi Boohe, chairman of the Republican County Committee, was elected a national delegate from the 2nd Congressional District and pledged to support Theodore Roosevelt for the presidential nomination. He warned he would not back Taft if he secures the nomination, and noted there are several Roosevelt delegates from Pennsylvania aligned with Johns.
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Du Pont Demand Supports Taft Delegation at Chicago
Reporters describe Delaware's Du Pont family members and associates at the National Republican Convention preparations in Chicago. Senator Henry A. Du Pont and T. C. du Pont appear divided over Roosevelt faction tactics while the Delaware delegation lines up for Taft. The Teromney Wilmington note refers to the head of a prominent trust facing Sherman Act scrutiny amid preconvention maneuvering.
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Taft Campaign Records Expenditures Reported in Ohio
Columbus Ohio June 7 The Taft forces expended 8.7 in the campaign to elect to national delegates and alternates from UDI This is shown by the statement filed with the Secretary of State Lavin today Charles P Taft of Cincinnati gave 8.590
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