Allies Ready to Face Credentials Committee
The Allies prepare to present their case before the credentials committee as a program is laid down and nominations may be deferred until Friday.
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Newspaper
Rock Island Argus
Location
Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
1
The Allies prepare to present their case before the credentials committee as a program is laid down and nominations may be deferred until Friday.
Chicago June 15 The Republican National Committee opens with temporary chairmanship by Julius Caesar Burrows of Michigan. Event outlines include credentials and permanent organization reports, keynote by Burrows, and debates on length of convention. Contests and vice presidential possibilities loom as Taft allies push for floor battles while others warn of delays. Continued coverage on page eight.
The notes show a temporary chairman Senator J. C. Burrows and permanent chair Senator H. C. Lodge with an opening prayer by Bishop P. J. Muldoon. Nominating speeches include Taft Theodore E. Burton and Governor J. F. Hanly. Other names appear as candidates or speakers, with Henry S. Boutell, S. L. Woodford, R. S. Murphy, Henry F. Cochems, and La Follette also referenced. status not chosen.
Pittsburg bankers facing three year losses totaling about 7.5 million dollars due to dishonest employees will implement the Bertillon system. Joseph Linden of the Pittsburg detective bureau is supplying guidance. Each bank will require employees to provide photos measurements and a business pedigree detailing past employments to be stored centrally.
Chicago reports a heated debate within the Republican platform committee over the injunction and tariff planks. Labor leaders back the injunction restraint while manufacturers oppose it. Taft tariff principles favor protective duties with a mix of maximum and minimum rates. Representative Dalzell backs the plan but will seek changes. Cannon endeavors to remove or soften the injunction plank amid broad congressional debate.
Chicago and Fort Dodge dispatches report a presidentially influenced choice between Senator Dolliver of Iowa and Governor Cummins for the vice presidency. Iowa leaders oppose Dolliver, while Show urges stopping Dolliver to avoid Cummins. Long weakens Dolliver push. Fairbanks insists he will not take second place if offered.
Chicago June 15 A curious pair of trousers made from Mohair from Texas Angora goats heads to Chicago to spotlight Texas and Angora goat industry if Taft becomes Republican nominee. If Cannon Hughes Knox or Fairbanks is nominated the advertising fails.
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