Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-22
FAMOUS SCRIBES
ARE IN CHICAGO
Btr nm "CONMONIt" ~ THE
ONl BiiiGllI SI\t or
IliIM M.
OTHER CONVENTION Gossip
Estimated That over one Thousand
Newspaper Mrn Are Covering
ihc Convention.


'Ill'AHp, june tl- some ui ih"
foremost newspaper men ul the
country tlD hlllhf 900 luu press fll
'ilr7 200 Ilr 'uli7.um lha Nr'N .r7l-
tIlnF ono uI lh' greatest gatherings
900 ll' world ua POLITICAL history fUtn-
most aWuut them ls ihr peerless
One ul lnr democratic plrih Wlilum
Jennings bryan of lHu'ulu, Nebraska,
lNi'r 'I.HI'u i"r ihu presidency oi
ihr luiI"d ai1irs ana "a possible
.ldIh hNihr candidate ibis 'DIr Mr
Iitah lH i1lIli'dbod newspaper rc.
porter hud outside ui politics thcru
j" unlhlhf h' lbra better ihau trail
lhf after utN"
ITO w. d. lirAuu must he accorded
ihr distinction ut not only being The
best known ui the ltEDr number uI
writer's here for the convention but
ihr one Who ls cr.N'ng an OF the
applause Wherever NL Bryan goes
hr ia accorded a hearty welcome iir
drlilDd into tho Roosevelt hradQuar-
tors Tho other day uud before being
uahrrud into the presence ui thr sage
from oyster liuy received several
rounds of cheers from the crowd Iu
tine Iohhl.s. AZ the big Roosevelt
mass meeting at the Auditorium
Theatre, Monday night. where over
HoNu Thousand persons were present
uud twice that many were clumorlug
outside for admission Mr.. Bryan re-
cc,N,d % hearty applause as hu walked
down "a side alslr al the press tables
lu the orchestra pit
The editor of Cummoucr is furnish
Ing signed articles ON the convention
for one Chicago morning and one eve
ming papor Ills articles are being
sudirutcd ull over the country and
are attracting considerable attention,
not only because he rs regarded as
AN authority ou politics, but because
hc Is prominent democrat reporting
the PROCEEDINGS of Il republican con
vcntlou.
Then there Is Ebert Hubbard. tho
fra" from the interior Of New York
state, and william Allen White, of
Empora. Kansas both covering tho
convention. Among the other well
known writer's are Samuel G.. Blythe,
John Cnluh OLaughln, Washington
correspondent for the Tribune; Os-
valid f. Schucttc, Washington CORE
spoudcnt for the Inter Ocean; sum
mer Curtis. washington correspondent
for the Record Herald. John Temple
Graves. Bruno Leasing James j. Mon
mguc. and a score of others.
According 10 list compiled for the
Press club of Chicago there are nearly
one thousand correspondents here, all
of whom represent newspapers of CON
siderable prominence. A large mum
hor of tho smaller ncwspapers are
also represented and of course the
Associated Press. United Press and
international News service have their
star" men from the Washington New
York and Chicago bureaus covering
the convention
Never before I'm the bistorv Of news
pnucr making hps q polltlraI conyen.
ton been covered ms thorourhl, ns thu
rnpubliran untioual convention no,, i'm
session I'm Chicago
Thrr, Ia an interesting starry I'm CON
nectIou with Thoodor, Rnnsrvalt's oc-
cuuving mo nrcsId,pti,l suit,-t10S-
at the Conrress hotel
nor moro thon two ,vnolis nrin,. IN
tho convention President Taft had
thlse sultn nrn-ampted and with II n
number OF rooms adininInr mar ruu
tbo daily charge mn io S350 mr. more
The nr,sldrnt had tho ,old room en-
oavod
When II was definitely announced
that col Roosevelt would como to chi.
caro- a scurr, was modo to secure
/ that choice cornnr-tbe prrsIdential
suite for the colonel The HIackston.