Taft anti injunction plank debated for Republican platform
A compromise on the anti injunction plank in the National Republican platform aims to allow injunctions without notice only when irreparable damage is imminent and to require due notice. The full committee agreed to accept most planks but reserved those on civil rights for later discussion. The Sub committee chair Judge Ball and Secretary Taft favored the revised plan as essential to Republican success.
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Taft May Name Running Mate Amid Delegates’ Pressure
Chicago June 17 The Roosevelt Taft bid to pick a running mate proceeds amid delegate interest and factional maneuvering. Iowa’s Byers pushed for Dolliver with Cummins aid but anti Cummins rebuffed him. Watson's Burke resolution boosted anti Fairbanks sentiment and Woodford rumor spread as a possible dark horse.
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President Retires but Policies Remain
Senator Lodge quotes the President announcing retirement on March 4 and a firm pledge to uphold his policies. He urges the Republican Party to continue the work begun, resist radicals, and carry forward reforms while honoring the former leader.
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Fairbanks Declares Irrevocable Refusal to Run Again
Letter from Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks to his manager Joseph B. Kealing states his determination not to seek renomination. The Indianapolis dated letter emphasizes deliberate choice, gratitude for the honor, and lack of political pressure to run. A similar note was sent to Senator Hemenway.
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White House monitors Chicago convention flow from Washington
President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft kept constant contact with the Republican National Convention in Chicago via direct wires and long distance lines. They rode out to Rock Creek in the afternoon while reports continued to arrive, and Mrs Taft followed the proceedings closely in the White House private office. Two thirds of delegates reportedly remained in their seats as committees reports pleased Taft and Roosevelt.
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Bryce Praises U S Convention Machinery at Dinner
Ambassador Bryce attended a Hamilton Club dinner in Chicago with Republican National Convention visitors. He praised the American system of elections and party conventions, noting the people’s rights and self government as core principles guiding the nation.
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Roosevelt Day at Chicago Rally Ends in Enthusiasm Not Stampede
The Chicago convention featured a forty six minute show of support for Theodore Roosevelt, with no sign of a Taft derailment or third term stampede. The platform committee completed anti injunction language, affirming court integrity while allowing needed action. Credentials decisions were adopted, and Fairbanks faced opposition over Southern delegations and nomination for vice president. The Burke plan to trim Southern representation failed 506 to 471, as Taft’s nomination omen grew stronger.
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Roosevelt Day At Republican National Convention
At Chicago's Coliseum on June 17 the Republican National Convention opened with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge presiding. A rousing tribute to Roosevelt sparked a ten thousand strong gallery roar lasting forty six minutes as delegates pressed to nominate him.
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