Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-08


sible showing in that state. Colonel
Roosevelt and Governor johnson will
make campaign tours thru the state
ana Senator Dixon also will take q
hand in the fight.
cLosINo SCENES OF MEETING.
Roosevelt and johnson Deliver
Speeches Of Acceptance.
Chicago. Aug. S.-Singing Onward
Christian Soldiers and 'The Battle
Hymn of the Republic" the delegates
to the first national convention Of the
new progressive party last night pro-
claimed Theodore Roosevelt of New
and Governor Hiram w. johnson OF
California as their choice for vice
president.
Marking new departure in the pro-
ceedings of national conventions, the
two candidates Immediately were In
formally notified of their nomination.
and in the midst Of deafening cheers
appeared before the delegates to voice
their acceptance and to pledge their
best efforts to the coming campaign.
For several hours during the after
noon and early evening the thronE in
the Coliseum had listened to a flow Of
oratory in nominating and seconding
speeches in which the dominent note
expressed was the belief that victory
would come to the new party in the
November election. Raymond Robbins
of Illinois pledged 100000 majority for
the national ticket in Illinois; Clifford
Pinchot predicted a 100000 majority
for Colonel Roosevelt and Governor
n." e - A1t0 ''o'e "
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tor tne fecosh.siSs q 3 Ss:g re-.
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no. .oll caM nor Dalt9ss ga e. taken: ine
us,ssAees u..ss a.Aeo no .ucn iormaiitles' Or!
e.tner IN p'ac'ns eneM candioates IN
There NO. no+ &C., Z. ..a.An
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a REGULAR sonu.st.ne,,nn - make II
a,ss.a.I. % W..
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several ~ t,,a oa,........D ys.on however, IN
M IittI. a,sf,o,,,... s.ee - meetings and
n,atforu y a.s,,norl - .sleeins upon the
Roo.evaI+ 80, agopted: Colonel
80. i. s.orAeu 'el', Win the sub-com-
late yest.rda,, ~ e =. sne platform until
their worr ~ AZ gong over
and nish.s .ne .Wo previous days
mould ths, drar4 syus.y ,..s,s neiRns to
accents HE - ~ h,,s "n'cn e iast proved
Tho nistfo.,a a.,
negro ouast,on II .h.s ot axe up the
Of the ,ntere.t,n. - ..asas .as connection one
was that ~ = 3 ,,p eenes OF the day
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had r.;th - ~ so. y .nat tne negroes
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wrong. oTst,a -. - ..s poNef % right the
1--WE stand hv ~ ~
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ter ws ..and ~ % ~. Ncoseveit's let
.tood hv h,n, :. ss e. Sn' go, ana as we
w,II stand % nv ~. 49, :, u.n mr. 80 we
f,eh+ for u;otorv" soA - november e ana
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ch,as % az ,..e. As OF Hun House.
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enth,,., ] M ..sas,.. ossvsl!, ana sne was
n.s.... asy .asu,, shsetea. Ihe new
ss,an,n y plscea !tseir on record
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-. o.sn.1eu s,.,n l. .ne. sun rage movement
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