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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
3
Ohio Republicans convened in Columbus with Taft supporters securing the six at large delegates by a tight margin. The convention adjourned until July 2 to name a state ticket amid heated battles between Taft and Roosevelt factions.
The convention chaired by Senator T. B. Burton faced confusion when Walter Brown addressed the floor urging adoption of the majority report shocking Taft followers. ALN Rodway of Cleveland challenged Brown’s delegate status as Brown’s home county allies insisted he was duly elected. The rules committee report passed and set July 2 for recesses.
Taft forces win control of credential committee and seating delegates at the Ohio Republican Convention. The resolutions committee will likely draft no platform, instead endorsing the president briefly. Walter Brown is re elected chairman of the state central committee by a split 12 to 11 vote. The temporary organization becomes permanent.
The garbled text notes copperheads, described as deadly yet rarely lengthen beyond three feet. It mentions limited sightings, a habitat in mountainous woodland regions, and scarcity of specimens, with no open meadows observed.
The fragment discusses human weakness and the instability of memory, noting how people learn and forget. It references a figure named Gamitlar and mentions enduring but fragile human attributes.
Fragment discusses a professor claiming to reduce feminine conversation and suggests vacancies in diplomacy. No clear names places or organizations are present.
A reflection on how future deeds on great occasions hinge on current self discipline and the long arc of personal restraint developed over years. The essay argues character is forged by steady habits rather than dramatic moments.
The dispatch describes hotel buzz at the 1912 Republican convention with photographers seizing celebrity appearances, delegates and staff interactions, and light anecdotes. It mentions Roosevelt manager Dixon, Taft supporters, Hawaiian delegates, Col. Lyon, and a crowd of reporters amid hotel life and cafe plans.
The convention signed 114 delegates on a grand resolution backing 42 proposed changes with a public campaign planned across the state. Debate centered on taxation, with one delegate opposing the Evans plan. campaign leaders include Mayors Baker and Whitlock.
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