Roosevelt Gains on Second Ballot Amid Convention Turmoil
The article details the Republican nominating conventio n where Hughes leads on the second ballot with 75 gains, Roosevelt adds votes from Michigan Pennsylvania and Texas, and Lodge Borah reveal support for Roosevelt. Brumbaugh withdraws favoring Roosevelt while delegates clash over platform and timing as the nomination hopes ride on harmonizing with the Republicans.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
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Senator Weeks
W. Murray Crone
Missourne
Juste
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New York
Root
Pennsylvania
Knox
John Wanamaker
du Pont
Brumbaugh
Jane
Harding
Hughes People
Justin Hughes
Justice Hughes
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Louisiana
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Massachusetts
Michian
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New Hampshire
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Sid
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Hoies Penrose
Weeks
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Lodge
Sudan
Crane
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Fairbanks
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
du Pon
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Penn
Vani
Idaho
Washington
Big Demonstration for T. R. Stirs Republican Convention
A chaotic, joyous demonstration at the Republican National Convention in Chicago featured long cheers for Theodore Roosevelt, Roosevelt banners, and lively parades. Delegates hailed Roosevelt and Hughes while slogans, groggy interruptions, and gallery reactions shaped a vivid, partisan scene amid a drawn out nomination process.
First Ballot by States Reporting Sparse Ford and Taft Votes
Total 985.253 percent with scattered tallies for Ford 82 and Taft 14. La Follette 26 and du Pont 12 receive minor support. Knox Call Wood and others each listed with single votes.
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Bdumbaugh
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du Point
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Knox
Borah
Call
Wood
Faving
Conferrees Report Frank Free and Friendly Meeting
Coli seum Chicago June 9 delegates from Progressive and Republican conferences met in frank friendly talks. They urged defeating the current Democratic administration and uniting behind Theodore Roosevelt as the strongest candidate, with joint plans for further discussion and a possible renewed conference later that day.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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W. Murray Crane
William £. Borah
Nicholas Murray Watler
A. & Johnson
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John M. Parker
Morace
Wilkinson
Nomination of Colonel Demanded by Brumbaugh
At the Republican National Convention in Chicago the nomination process opened with Justice Hughes and Governor Whitman speaking. Protests erupted as various state delegations rallied for Hughes and Root, with shouting, banners, and a parade of elephant standards, while calls for Teddy Roosevelt and other candidates echoed through the hall.
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Wood
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Iowa
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South Dakota
Montana
Alaska
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Senator Fall
Colonel Roosevelt
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Nevada
Harding faces roaring galleries as Rutherford leads protest
In a crowded coliseum Rutherford in a black gown led a protest wave waving two flags as women and delegates clashed over bunting and speeches. Harding ordered officers to restore order as chants rose and the demonstration stretched toward a second ballot with Brumbaugh withdrawing and Roosevelt rumors amid a tense political scene.
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Roosvelt
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Colosanl
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Mr. Root
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Stone
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Wisconsin
M. B. Obrich
LA. Pallette
Olbrich
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