Political figures tied to Clark in informal Baltimore talk
Two unnamed dark horse booms were informally discussed in Baltimore with Mayor Gaynor of New York Governor Foss of Connecticut Roger Sullivan and Mil Hole tote named as likely backers. In Dallas J B Norris and W Collier were charged with murder in connection with an alleged theft and released on a $7 560 bond.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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New York
Governor Foss
Connectcut
Roger Sullivan
Mil Hole
Clark
Dallas
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Investigation Ordered into Hard Coal Transportation Rates
The Interstate Commission on its own initiative ordered an investigation into the rates and conditions governing the transportation of hard coal. Action announced in Washington on June 18.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Interstate Commere Commission
Taft Brother Seeks Quiet Before G O P Convention Opening
Chicago dispatch reports Chas P Taft visited Texas and other delegations asking them to sit firm and ignore Roosevelt cheers as the convention opened in a babel like hall. Penrose dismissed moves by Roosevelt forces as rot and not entertainable.
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Roosevelt
Lapollete Gasnner
Assotated Press Dispattch
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Chas. P. Taft
Texas
Wisconsin
Penrose
Roosevelt Forces
Convention Row Delays Republican Nominating Proceedings
Chicago dispatch reports bitter clashes on the floor as Taft and Roosevelt factions clash over temporary roll call rules for the Republican convention. Governors Hadley and McGovern appear in dispute while Roosevelt forces seek Roosevelts’s backing of La Follette delegates for temporary chair.
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Roosevelt Pilo
Chicago
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Vie Lan
Taft
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Chaiman Victor Rosewater
Hadley
National Committee
Rosewater
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Roosevelt
Gov. McCovern
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la Follette
Roosevelt rally sparks march threat at Chicago convention
In Chicago on June 16, Roosevelt supporters at multiple headquarters buzzed with energy. Delegates lacking tickets vowed to march on the convention hall unless issued passes. Roosevelt leader Dixon declared predictions unnecessary and asserted the campaign will win at the convention.
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Roosevelt
Dixon
Roosevelt Delegations Finally Seated at Convention
Delegations aligned with Roosevelt were officially seated at the convention after a lengthy process, with Alabama’s party representatives confirmed among the attendees. The seating marks a consolidation of Roosevelt’s supporters within the convention body.
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Eria Roosevelt
Alabama
California Delegates Challenge Roosevelt Convention Tactics
Delegates from California and Idaho clash over leadership roles at the Roosevelt convention. Senator Borah announces Gov. McGovern of Wisconsin named temporary chairman instead of himself, a change decided this morning before the opening of the convention.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
Senator Borah
Idaho
Gov. McGovern
Wisconsin
Rosevelt
Convention in session amid confusion in Chicago
The convention began at 12 02 p m with great confusion and policemen were deployed to various parts of the hall. Order was restored by 12 15 p m. Dr Callaghan gave the invocation of divine blessing on the gathering.
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Chicago
Callaghan
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