Anti Injunction Plank Drafted For Republican Platform
Chicago June 17 a compromise on the anti injunction plank shifts the provision toward allowing injunctions without notice only when irreparable damage is imminent with full notice to be given later. The full committee favored most platform planks but reserved civil rights provisions for later debate. The sub committee chair Judge Eal of Washington and Secretary Taft approved the plan awaiting convention approval.
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Taft
Republican Party
Taft to Choose Mate Delegates in Vice Presidential Race
Chicago June 17 The Roosevelt Taft administration's influence shapes the vice presidential search with Dolliver favored by some but opposed by others in Iowa and Burrows and Lodge moving the process. Rumors of Woodford as a dark horse circulate as delegates debate Fairbanks and Burke resolutions. Dewey's Madeira and sherry ad follows.
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Iowa
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Senate
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Indiana
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General Woodford
Deaeen
Minois
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Woodford
President Retires but Leaves Policies Behind Him
Senator Lodge quotes a speech announcing the President's retirement on March 4, noting his refusal of renomination as final. The passage asserts loyalty to American traditions, warns against using the President's name, and emphasizes continuing his policies despite his departure.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Senator Lodge
Fairbanks Declines Renomination for Vice President
In letters to Joseph B. Kealing and Senator Hemenway, Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks reiterates his irrevocable decision not to seek a second term. He cites no compelling public reason, expressing gratitude for the honor and loyal support from friends while noting no party or public need dictates a contrary course.
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Bryce Hails American Convention Machinery At Dinner
Ambassador Bryce praised the U S political system at a Hamilton Club dinner in Chicago on June 17 praising the national convention process as a model of self government and representative choice. He thanked Republicans visiting the convention for contributing to a discussion of governance and civic rights.
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Hamilton Club
Roosevelt Taft Monitor Chicago Convention From White House
President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft kept constant contact with the Republican National Convention in Chicago via direct wires and telephones. They returned to private drives, while Mrs Taft followed dispatches closely. Taft and Roosevelt noted two thirds of delegates remaining in their seats as committees reported. An advert notes the Hotel Mount Pleasant opening the 22nd for an A C A party tour.
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War Department
Roosevelt Day at Chicago Triumph Fails to Spark Stampede
Tremendous demonstration for Theodore Roosevelt at the Republican National Convention in Chicago lasted forty six minutes, signaling strong support. The convention advanced the platform on anti injunctions and credentials, while Fairbanks opposition and Burke’s southern representation cut votes. Taft expected to be nominated tomorrow.
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William H. Taft
Roosevelt Day At Republican National Convention
In Chicago on June 17 Roosevelt was honored with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge as permanent chair and a sweeping gallery tribute of four more years. The crowd cheered raucously for forty six minutes while Lodge pressed to proceed with nominations and resolutions.
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