Republican Convention in Chicago Heats Up at Coliseum
Dense crowds fill the streets as state delegations parade to the Coliseum while delegates anticipate a fraught session. Rumors swirl of credentials and anti injunction planks igniting debate, with veterans Henry Baker and James D. Conner welcomed to the stage. Sub committee on resolutions adjourned for lunch and may not report by 4 PM.
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Vention Hall
Chicago
Ims
Coliseum
Oe ‘Dobre
Down ‘Town
Piloiles and Order
Burrows
Henry Baker
Minnesota
James D. Conner
Indiana
Crowds Pack Convention As Debates Open In Chicago
A large noon crowd lines the convention hall as the Ohio delegation displays red pennants bearing a candidate’s likeness. Senator Burrows gavels the opening, Rev William Walters leads prayer from an Episcopal service book, and the gathering erupts to the tune of Redd White and Tune.
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Ohio
Bani
Burrows
William OD. Walters
Chicago
Walters
Epicopal Church
Ohio Gets First Words At Convention Credentials Report
Harry Daugherty of Ohio asked for recognition as soon as the prayer ended. The credentials committee had worked through the night and would report within an hour. No business could be transacted until the report was presented and the convention awaited the decision.
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Harry Daugherty
Ohio
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Allies Seem Ready to Quit Contests to Credentials Committee
Mayor Goukwalter of Indianapolis, a leader of the allies, authorized the statement upon arriving as talks about presenting contests to the committee on credentials suggested a withdrawal may be near.
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Goukwalter
Indianapolis
Allies
Committee On Credentials
Marching clubs parade at Taft convention hall
A parade of visiting marching clubs entered the hall while credentials were awaited. Knox club of Philadelphia led, followed by Americus of Pittsburg and Blaine club of Cincinnati with a Taft banner. Indiana, Danville, and Columbus groups joined in singing Taft praise as the convention paused for a credentials report.
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Knox Marching Club
Philadelphia
Americus Club
Pittsburg
Knox
Blaine Club
Cincinnati
Taft
Ohio
Danville
Uncle Joe
Jemme
Indiana
Marlion
Marion Club
William Taft
Columbus Republican Glee Club
Billy
Fulton
Oregon
Fight over injunction plank continues in committee
Debates over a resolutions committee injunction question intensify as factions press for influence. Subcommittee favors art plank, while full committee stands 31 to 21 against the subject. Taft forces push to reverse figures as talks of compromise loom. A report to the full committee is expected at four o clock.
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Taft
Lodge Chairman Selected At National Committee Meeting
Report of credentials shows delegates seated on temporary roll by the national committee. Committee presents permanent organization and announces Senator Lodge chosen for permanent chair, prompting applause.
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Senator Lodge
Permanenys Ehairting
Tonic claim and patient story on pink pills impact
A promotional piece extols a tonic for digestion and blood oxygenation, recounting Albert Ginderwood of Brookville Ind who credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restored appetite and weight after years of illness. It lists medical claims, purchase details, and a meeting notice by the Mendivine Co. plus local ads and turnpike line viewing.
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Albert Ginderwood
Brookville
Ind
Dr. Williams
Jaund Heath
Williams
Drvgiriste
Wile
Jjianss Mendivine Co
Masunia Tumple
Teddy Gets Loud Cheers At Lodger Speech
A chaotic convention scene unfolds as a lodger’s remark about the president sparks loud cheering. West Virginia joins Ohio in silence briefly while Longworth and Alice Roosevelt stand apart. The crowd surges with waves of applause, and leaders struggle to resume as gavel raps fail to quell the uproar.
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United States
West Virchia
Ohio
Lodge
Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Laneworth
Township 8 Setting The High Mark
A clipped township notice notes changes in rates and test requirements for residents. the board sets a monthly fee of 50 dollars for a specified service and outlines future charges. Names of local officials and residents appear with scattered lines about marriages and shop offers from Stabler’s and Lehman’s.
Showers Tonight Bring Warmer Thursday Along West Va
June 17 report notes showers tonight with warmer weather expected Thursday across Subreniys Ghio and West Va. The fragment hints at local climate and regional outlook amid unclear text.
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Ghio
West Va
Fine Suit and Shoes Sale at Cincinnati Salvage Co
A sale offers men’s clothing including a fine suit valued at 10.00 with a 2.98 price, men’s dress suits originally 12.00 listed at 3.95, and a 15.00 value suit with refund if not satisfied. Also Casco calf shoes in solid leather priced around 2.19, and patent Colt/Viei shoes sale at 1.93.
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Goodman
Cincinnati Salvage Company
Cincinnati Salvage Co
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