The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-24
WINS;
JIM HARRIS
TRUMP HS
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ed was ~ TO Do
The climax came when the mil.or
/ ity rertrt, signed by one Of he
eighteen OF the erS buttons committee,
was read to the convention
Serieking. howling and other slam-
pede tactics al on were resorted
to bat pandemonum OF unbounded
.renzy resulted when Chairman Perry,
after the reading OF the minority re-
port which strongly endorsed Roose-
yel; jumped on The pNttorm yelling
AZ the top OF his voice slap Roose-
Welt in the face if YOU dare
Under the leadership Of Chairman
Perry a riotiag demonstration broke
-pnt-IeA by the Rough Rider ela,
ment and a number Of men who it is
claimed. aad no. been in tle e4aveh-
tion hall until then. IN the tarmult
an American flag was droppef on the
stage by the Rough Riders Every
violent effort possible was made to
get ,he Roosepeli crowd 20 storm the
platf rm all OF which after ten TO
Il teen minutes ol rioting Weakened
agailst the plscid but determined
groups o. T9lt adheren 5. gathered
around Jim dartis, who quietly
smoked his cigar througl it al
The Perry FORCES. hnally being
.orced to adnit their defeat despite
stOrmiug the platform. up~ atting
ablas and cnairs occupied by press
rcpres entatives. gave Hp rather sud
ienly I he chairman himself Ed
Perry quit swearing bitter ven
geance and wing To carry The
o.. ..lt {
other districts and in th~ state
Oinmittee
Alter that delegates ana aiternates
we're elected in 4 eN minutes The
q 'iegatiop OF coal county Mr. Perry
AUne cDdntN. reused TO Jote rol
l-WiH., are tse resolutions submitted
0y the platto.n committee IS 10 !.
ard uHanimUHsts adopted by the lori
yeation.
I'VE. your comm tee on resolu-
lions respectfully submit the follow
ing FOR your consideration. We en-
d0rse the administration OF President
William Howard TAFT and instruct our
delegates to the Chicago convention
Ia loNally vote and work for MS re
Iomi ticn as president OF the Unit
al States. Recognizing the splendid
" orN ana ihuiFldaal sdcFiiices OF '5td 3
: ilS l. MAJ Jdlhes \. Harris ana the
MAJ ne" auN aheehent 3I the fepuoii-
."n party 81 me state on Oklahoma
lhuef ms guidance +hd colhsel, we
endorse the candidacy OF James A. |
ialrls as national committeeman rom
Jkla-oma and instruct our delegates |
70 The national convention to vote |
'Hu Nofh LOT ms eleclioh
We IeJoice over tAe Iact that Doth
'ou9Ss Vi '.ohsless nave hndliy passed
Viii 'ol me ihiiieuiate SAFE OF the /
gun dNe the sesresated coal lahd |
(. sie 1!lpc'dW ana ChlcAdsAW ma.
ioil9 "AlNH he nave iohS advocated
"a Ne ttaet laat tIe pm may speed
~ Dteollle = IA" we express our
iallA9 70 ',eistesSlolia' chairman
Ni.2 ana lhe q ~ehS OIL ,le cit ot
o"'@"ee iV' ltc" 7FheI "s hospitdt'
y ana 'heif many cor -teales extend
a 10 rs adF!ils thiS Noh Nehtioh.
'iv" ms = tiie hii 'oiI'A Fell~ft
aH ~ .h"lH buiI cN 20 tAc collYe'r
.Un,
WhefedS no PaJ mas rlsh y
vi pieaiuehe - his OWN accouA'
iN leas, any hil nominated -
1e 'eg"0.lcaA bsfty must stand 20
nay me MISSES ol the pfople de
i"nG W paeIiOs.sll Sud constructive !
- 9Hi"Hsn' ana We VIII OF tde
! s'Fi' ~ : fsaId must De lciloW
'"'s q ~ remain government
Peop'e. anu
" 'c4 Gus ~ lheouofe Roosevelt
ictt ia l0Nllu I'D Ri whose every l