Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-08
COLONEL WILL MAKE CAMPAIGN
AppREssGs IN WEST WHILE
oovERkoR SPEAKS IN EAST.
MARKED ENrHusiAsN AMONG
PARTY. MANAGERS AT CHICAGO
gvsrybody, Including Jane Addams and
oti,sr suHrssists. Confident Reess-
vsit Tiskst VIII Win in November
closin1 Work o. Convention. and
othsr Tsissraphie News.

Chicago. Aug. s.-col. Theodore
Roosevelt. presidential nominee Of the
new progressive national party, and ac-
tive managers Of the progressive cam.
paisn remained in Chicago today. althc
most Of the delegates had started fol
their homes. Members Of the notifica-
ton committee appointed by the vari.
Gus state delegations also remained
here, together with members Of the
national committee.
The 3, notification committee met
Colonel Roosevelt and Governor John
son, Of California. the progressive vice
presidential nominee, at q reception
arranged In their honor. The notifica-
tion ceremonies took place at the Col
iseum last evening. when the two heads
Of the ticket appeared before the cheer
inS throngs 70 accept the nomination.
Members Of the national COMMITTEES
planned to hold IN important meeting.
alfho they had beer in conference last
night. when Senator Dixon was elected
chairman and A. K Davis. Of Washing
ton, b. c.. was named secretary.
Reessvslt 10 Tour West.
Colonel Roo4evelt leaves for New
Oyster Bay until the beginning Of the
campaign, when he will tour the west
ern states, while Governor Johnson Is
making speeches In the eastern states.
The proSressives launched into their
active plans with vim. Some Of the
state delegations did not wait until
AS. a. <A4l -
the work Of organization Of their
states.
National leaders planned today to go
into Iii the details of organization for
TIA national campaign. including loca-
tipns ofs headquarters. the mapping out
!. .pf sxpeekinxs tours, and the subject Of
York. and, others said there would be
financial support.
Evsrybedy csnHdsnt.
The spirit and enthusiasm generated
turing the last three dayu at the con-
vention hall were dominant in the
meetings ana conferences. and every
where were heard expressions Of conf
dence for the outlook for the new party.
Miss Jane Adams. Of Chicago, and
other suffrage leaders were among
those who expressed more than hope
for the prosressives in the fall election.
Many predicted the aid Of the suf-
fragists would be one Of the factors in
the final determination Of the presi-
Dental election.
Aoossvsit 10 Notified"
II. IN the tumult and shouting yes
terday at the national progressive con-
vention, Col. Theodore Roosevelt had
any doubt he was effectively nominated
Tor the presidency, he was reassured
today. when committee of notifica
tion met him early today at his hotel:
Tho the colonel had been Informal
~" notified when he went to the con-
vention and delivered his speech Of ac-
ceptance, the delegates who had been
selected from the state and territories
as the formal committee Of notification
wished to carry out their part of the
program today.
Poses For Pieturs.
Mr.. Roosevelt was the center Of q
lively group. He was in the center OF
the hotel lobby when the committee
Johnson, 6f California, the nominee for
vice president. and Albert J. Beveridge,
the progressive candidate for governor
OF Indiana, End permanent chairman cf
the conversion. had just come from a
photograph gallery, where they had
pictures taken to be used in the cam
paign. In one picture the presidential
nominee posed with a group Of cow
Adds to Msnassris.
S.F
onel Rockwell espied an old friend in
the crowd.tand he added to his political
n,enaEeries by designating his friend,
An old w6lf."
Come here, you old wolf" the COL
sonel said; 40 he grabbed his friend, Al
bert Burton Of Wyoming, by the hand.
Colonel Roosevelt and Governor
Johnson were then escorted to a room,
where members or two notification
committeea there being one also for
the vice piSsident, filed In and shook
hands he3cersmony was soon over
and then, 1he nominees gathered with
the membafs OF the national commit
tee, whick had assembled to complete
its organization and make campaign
oSuntry Il. s.Appertiensd.
~: rhe national COMMITTEES discussed
and probably will adopt q plan Of cam
paign witt four vice chairmen. each to
be IN ch9rEe Of a separate section Of
The couHlry. The four headquarters
pIUbabiyS win be in New York. San
sFfapcisco. Chicago and New Orleans.
At u special conference attended by
0Norge ". Perkins. Of New York: j
senator aoseph NJ Dixon. chairman Of
the prog nssive national committee,
and Mr. Beveridge. the four-section
campAig9 plan was originated and
submitte to the full committee.
MI. IA gins. It d IL reported. will be
chosen airman OF the campaign ex-
ecutive pmmittee. with permanent
headquaSleers In NewsYork Mr.. Dixon
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