Republican Convention Opens with Lodge to Lead
Chicago June 17 The second day of the Republican National Convention opened with a vocal solo by Beatrice Fischer Erlinger, then Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was named permanent chairman. Lodge urged unity, recalled the party’s record, and argued for regulation of big capital, warning against radicalism and praising President Roosevelt’s era and policies. He endorsed Pennsylvania Senator Philander Knox as the next Republican presidential nominee.
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Burton’s Speech Nominates Taft as Ohio Choice for President
The Ohio speaker extols Republican unity in Chicago and lauds Theodore Roosevelt’s reform stance while praising William H. Taft as the ideal American leader. He credits Ohio’s wartime sacrifices and civic strength, argues for strong anti corruption measures, and envisions Taft guiding the nation toward peace, justice, and progressive progress in domestic and international affairs.
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Speech of Lieutenant Governor Roberts Nominates P C Knox
Lieutenant Governor Roberts spoke in Pennsylvania urging Governor Murphy to nominate the Honorable P C Knox. Murphy acknowledged the nomination and supported Knox’s potential appointment.
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