Barnes May Head National Committee Vote Rumors
William Barnes Jr is eyed to become chairman of the Republican National Committee as the New York state elects him national committeeman. Taft campaign leaders praise his organizing skill while Roosevelt allies warn against abandoning party principles in the 1912 contest.
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Big Welcome for Barnes to Albany Non-Partisan Reception Planned
Albany June 21 William Barnes Jr chairman of the Republican state committee is to receive a hearty Albany welcome when he returns from Chicago. A citizens committee headed by Mayor McEwan was formed to arrange the reception and ensure a large turnout, as locals credit Taft's renomination in no small measure to the efforts of the fellow townsman.
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La Follette and Cummins Evade Chicago Convention News
Washington dictated the exchange as Senators Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin and Albert Cummins of Iowa, both potential presidential aspirants, lingered over the telephone for updates on the Chicago gathering. La Follette hinted at finishing his autobiography after the convention while praising Progressive Republican delegates who backed him to the end.
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Roosevelt Third Party Movement Gathers Momentum Across States
In a Sunday gathering in the Florentine Room Roosevelt supporters push for a new party led by Colonel Roosevelt. Delegates, governors, and organizers discuss steering plans, primaries, and a national convention while warning against taft forces and pressuring for an honest primary law. Roosevelt and Johnson coordinate leadership as others forecast shifts in Illinois Missouri and New York alignments.
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Lodge to Support Taft for Republican Platform
Nahant June 2 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge declared himself in full accord with the Republican platform at Chicago. He took no part in the Taft Roosevelt contest, emphasizing the party’s stance for the Constitution and judicial independence as vital to free government. He pledged his best support to the Republican party and its candidates in the coming campaign.
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Republican Shakeup Calls For National Unity
Former Senator Joseph Benson Koenker of Cincinnati urges Republicans to set aside factional anger and unite behind Taft, Roosevelt, La Follette, and others to defeat the Democratic opposition. He says the party must back the leading figures and aim for a strong national victory.
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Roosevelt Discredited Worldwide Says Shaw in Philadelphia
Secretary Shaw declares Theodore Roosevelt discredited globally and unable to influence the Republican party. He asserts Roosevelt’s third party won’t succeed and Taft remains the lawful choice for president. Remarks follow Philadelphia convention mood as leaders weigh party unity and law over personality.
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McCormick Joking Ballot Upsets Vice Presidential Choice
McCormick voted for Howard Gillette a Chicago banker described as a friend when asked who Gillette was. He suggested if Taft were nominated to vote for Gillette for vice president amid a convention night event.
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Boy Drowns in Rowboat Accident Near Newark Bay
Predorien Momer, Wagner Reneeenn, and four friends hired a rowboat at Jersey City base for a swim on Newark Bay. Kobler jumped overboard and disappeared before mates could help. His body was recovered later.
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Thousands of messages cheer the president Taft
Thousands of congratulatory telegrams and messages reached President Taft at the White House amid busy operators. A vast outpouring—from former officials, governors, and citizens across states like California, Colorado, New York, and Maryland—poured in as Taft and Mrs. Taft toured, later dining with their party.
Taft church visit and White House plans amid convention notes
The President slept late and attended All Souls Unitarian church with two Secret Service guards. The Rev C G B Pierce preached on ethical wealth and helping others. Taft plans to take his family to Beverly on July 8 and return to Washington to map his campaign, with possible extensive speaking tours.
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Roosevelt Men Mump Over Republican Presidential Question
In Trenton and Elizabeth New Jersey Roosevelt supporters weigh options as standoffs loom. Erroy Stokes and former Congressman Charles N Fowler refuse to commit until Roosevelt's plan becomes clear. Fowler hints at a later statement and Senate race chatter swirls among his backers.
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Sherman to Take Rest After renomination celebration
Witten June 22 report says Vice President Sherman will celebrate renomination tomorrow night and then vacation about a month at Big Moose. Sherman telegrams President Taft congratulating him on victory and promising to work together for another success.
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Delegates Rush to Leave Chicago After Convention
Chicago notes reveal delegates rushing out amid rain and fatigue after the convention. McKinley optimistic on Taft's future. Roosevelt era unrest noted. Bids form for the progressive party convention in St. Louis as crowds gather and tensions rise at Orchestra Hall.
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