Taft Nominated by Burton for President
William H. Taft of Ohio is placed in nomination for President by Rep. Theodore E. Burton. The convention touts Taft as ideally prepared for the presidency, praising his steadiness and the party's continued leadership, with Chicago highlighted for its historic role in reform and national progress.
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Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
William H. Taft
United States
Theodore E Burton
Republican Party
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Garfield
Blaine
Harrison
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Taft
Tom John Lson
Burton
Hughes
Theodore Burton
Wm. Howard Taft
Roosevelt and Taft Lead Fight for Honest Governance
A historical tribute lauds Theodore Roosevelt for opposing corruption and advancing equal justice, with War Secretary, and Taft as steadfast reformer since early in his career. Emphasizes their shared vision of a stronger America and enforcement of equal opportunity for all citizens.
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Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Benjamin Harrison
Civil Service Commission
America
Taft
Ohio Proudly Proclaims Civil War Heroism and Taft Candidacy
A presidential appeal lauds Ohio's citizenry and its wartime patriotism, praising William H. Taft as best prepared for the presidency. It highlights Taft’s roles in the Philippines, Cuba, and the Isthmus canal, and argues for his leadership in world affairs and domestic reform. The Chicago convention scene follows with vigorous support for Taft and lively demonstrations for other candidates.
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Philippines
Taft
Cuba
Taft Nominated Amid Rousing Ohio Demonstration
Governor Hanley presents Charles Warren Fairbanks. General Woodford names Hughes. Ohio cheers as Rep Burton nominates William Howard Taft. A parade with Taft banners follows. Delegates rally for Foraker and Knox. La Follette is nominated by Cohen.
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Hanley
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Republican platform formed at Chicago convention headline
The Republican national convention adopted a platform drafted by the resolutions committee led by Senator Hopkins of Illinois. The minority La Follette plank was voted down. Nominations may be made this evening before adjournment. A lecture at the Methodist church Friday by Spillman Riggs of Chicago is advertised along with an air dome program featuring moving pictures, songs, and music.
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Arkansas
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Mississippi
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Lodge
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Evening Journal
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Hopkins
Illinois
LaFollette
Wisconsin
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Spillman Riggs
Airdome
Losing Out Sale Specials A Sale News
A brief notice highlights sale specials at a local store. Readership is invited to visit the business during advertised hours for discounted merchandise and limited-time offers. Store details and exact dates are legible in the remaining fragments of the clipping.
Star Theater Tonight Promos and Highlights
The Star advertises crowd gathering, snacks, and acts with mentions of Bad Son and a baby elephant. Edison phonographs and records are featured at Lemmons’s jewelry store. A change of program is noted for tonight’s show with hot rolls served twice daily at the Vienna venue.
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Lemmons's
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