The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-18
Two Taft delegates. Their names are E. h
Tryon and Morris Meyerfeld. Jr. both OF
San Francisco

Under the rule Of the National TOM
mittec George A Knight. National Com
tnittpeman for the state has received the
tickets for the entire delegation. including
the badges and tickets for Tryon and
Mcycr'ield Mr. Knight. according to prec-
cdent and custom handed all of the ticket g
to the chairman of the delegation who gave
tho twenty -four Roosevelt mon their seat
tickets b,, refused to give the two TAFT
men thor tickets and badges by which
they could gain access I q his convention.
The same process was gone through in
,ho case of Oklahoma. and thus two of
tho twenty delegates for the State ac-
credit Cd 10 Taft could no, get into the
convention
TRY COUNTER MOVE
when tho National Committee heard Of
this move they deiegat ed National Com
ritteemar rrela'e n. Barker Of Alabama
to see TO u that the Roosevelt delegat es
from ho THIRD Alabama Con ngress district
Rryon rrammel and John " Daugh,ry
should not he seated in the convention
Rut Major Barker already had distributed
theee seats
The Roosevelt men declared that the
'Wo o'I'N"t'N i'''" Ni"'"'"" ''''' "''
received their seats.
ho"'N''' Nv '"''O''"i '''i''", "
dered new tickets printed for the Taft
delegates from California and Oklahoma
and they VIII he on hand
The Taft managers INSISTED that the
initiative step toward RIOT. as illustrated
m the California and Oklahoma cases.
was merely an effort on the part of the
p.asa,,,l, me, a. ,r.,or, urv,rd Of ,oo
r.s, dol.,a,ss ss,,od bv tho National
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con,ro, -, tho coumi,,e. on credentials
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l..rs or ~. National, COMMITTEE. b,odod
~, S.n.,,r rr,re had , long conf.r.nc.
-,h.tov D.neen os J,linni. and win IN.
,,,,,;cs ,u,hor;,,os os ,b;c,co ,,wr.nce
y Sho,u., ,sv,v sioc,od succ.sso, -,
C.,.,or Sh.,hv N Cu,lor uas ,r.so,,
Gov Deneen Is Roosevelt man. but he
attended the conference as Governor NJ
e.,
7, r,s d.o,d.d thu, tho sn,,r. ,oI,ox
"us ,'
'0fce Oh hi'dSo u 'eeessd's "ou'u Nv
m the coliseum and. furthermore. tina
United States deputy marshals would b,
tbore AZ a ,lincher il was made abso
t,,.,,,..,o,,,,i,, ,h,, sbo,,d !, hooo,,. =, n,
''"''S " 'at' no ~ "a q
hecessarN III" n''''id "' 'h' o'a'e "ouio
he held IN reserve Gov Deneen anc
Mayor harrison. VINO joined 'he con
'V., M MN ~ 10
'hlcaCo ana 'he SIa'e oi 'ii'iiols uissrace'
and held up to ohloquy
Gov Deneen after this conference Wis
i,od Col Roosevelt and Mr.. Finn and in
formed them that he " would insist on law
f,l and o,d.rlv procedure in the convep
,;,r ara no,l,j no, cou,,an,,c. m,
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a"n"dran'" "' al d'tFi'''t W s''"' 'h
convention
tN-Prasident Roosevelt. since he loine
MIR Finn. has been the most int anse an
pyci,ed man i, tho country II i. know,
positively that Senator Dixon and hi,
n-;r,inal friends here did no, conntenanc
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