McKinley Roosevelt ticket and Washington political tone
A compact sketch of national politics and local notes. The piece discusses cabinet focus on the Chinese revolution and its global spillover, Otis's unpopularity in Washington, labor union critiques, farming labor needs in Kansas, and various town happenings in Townsend including social events and notices.
Roosevelt Nominated Vice President by Convention
The Philadelphia convention announces Theodore Roosevelt of New York as the vice presidential nominee. Roosevelt receives 925 votes in the nomination tally.
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