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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
WITH COLONEL ROUTED WHO
WILL BE THE NOMINEE OF
GRAND OLD PARTYo ASKED
Craneand Penrose Who Prcked Roosevelt Balloon Declare
= Taft and Sherman Will Be Ticket While Cons
promise Folks Insist That Cumnins Run

trade a good six-year term for a
shadowy chance to the vice. presi-
dency. which Is not of any conse-
auence anyway. compared to a sena-
tcrship.
Borah has had no offer. but ne will
refuse one If he gets it, that Is posi-
tive.
Hadley is still AROUND with a
lightning rod on each shoulder. bur
the thunderstorm OF Wednesday is
now fast disappearing. AS q matter
or fact the men In control do not
believe that he will stand tied.
Kenyon peddled the Cummins boom
to Roosevelt and got a chilly recep-
ton. bat he is still being encouraged
by Root and Penfese He Is not yet
sure whether they ara in earnest or
joking. but he Is In earnest, and Cum
minis will be the most likely man In
case Of a compromise.
The vote OF Wisconsin in the con-
yention today indicated that the Taft
people control that delegation and
will use 1t when they like to prevent
a nomination on the first ballot any
way. But on the second ballot the
Taft men on the Illinois. Oregon,
Maryland and Massachusetts, dele
CATIONS win be free to switch. That
will give plenty OF votes for a. nomi-
nation.
II Is up to Mr.. Taft. Upon his nerve
or the lack OF It. will depend whether
or not he gets the nomination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
Roosevelt Resolves to Await
Action of Democrats and
Then Put Out His
Own Ticket
THERE WILL BE NO
BOLT OF DELEGATES
FROM CONVENTIONS
1T Is Hopeless" T. r. Acsy
knowledges When He y
Learns California De- L
legates Are Awarded
ITO Taft
MAY Nominate
| President TO-DAY

CHICAGO. Juno 31.---3 A. NJ
After prolonged con-.
ference by the Taft Load
ers. who are in absolute con-
troll of the convention. they N.
nounced their program this
morning as follows.
I. To nominate Taft on the Arsk
ballot. This was given out by.
Senator Penrose, the general
commanding. but he admitted
that second ballot might b
necessary.
.. To meet at 10 o'clock In the
morning. and approve the seat-
Ing Of the Taft contested Slele-
gates by viva voce vote.
). To effect permanent organic
xatfon by unanimous consent.
This will make Root the per-
nanant chairman.
4. To limit debate on the plat-s
form to four hours, two hours u
each side. The platform n now
IN the hands Of President Taft.
and at midnight Murray Grams
was In consultAtion with rim
concerning II over the long dis
lance telephone. M
5. To limit secondIng speeches..
but to allow nominating speeches
to so the limit.
Warren q. Harding, OF Ohio.
VIII nominate Taft If Roose-
veit's name is presented. he will
be nominated by William Prend-
erEast. OF New York.
:. To rush through nominate
Ing speeches for vice presidency.
and get away before midnight.
7. In the opinion of Senator
Penrose the nomination OF thu
prssident will be reached by 8
o'clock In the afternoon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
CHARGES MEDICINE
IS GIVEN TO IHAW
JEROME INTTMATEs THAT AP.
pEARANCE OF NATIONALITY
is BEING FORCED.

NEW YORK, June 31.--Distrfct At
torney Jerome today in the Thaw
hearing intimated that Thaw II bcinG
given medicine to keep UP an appear
ance Of nationality. Jerome made an
effort to introduce into evidence the
threat made against Evsiyn's life BY
Thaw during visit she paid to Mat
teawAn In 1903. Shearn objected on
the ground Of privilege, insomuch az
Dan OsReilly, former counsel FOR
Thaw. was present. During tho ar
gument Thaw left the room. Jerome
regarded him narrowly ~ he walked
out then said: 7 do not know Why
physicians other than the regular
county physician should come 70 see
Thaw," said Jerome. There 10 a
noticeable difference In his appear
ance today"
II think there H." put In shsarn
sarcastically.
Tho moment Of hss return Jerome
called Th&w 10 testify coucerniug
O'Reilly. Thaw was 90 uncertAin on
the Detat ~ to whether OsRainy waa
still his counsel on the occasion Of the
Matteawan Visit that he was AxcuBed
by the court.
Evelyn WAa then yocAlIeG 70 TIM
stand. She EAve : detailed story u
her life up 20 the time o1 the aiAy1ng
Of White. only allowing any roluctan0s
when 6hearn auoried her On me svsnrs
Of the night she alleges uhs wAs drug
red and attacked by Whlte.
The hearing was adjourned unt1l
Monday.
After tcday'n session Ii wns I4aFned
that DR. John w. Ruseeil. prsssat
head Of NA&tcawan. haa sWorn and
tIis4 = sstnr. e TIE prs.snt win I. g
pnssnae nlaA sad ~ - sseovs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
BALLOTS CAST BEFORE JULY
SIXTH WILL BE COUNTED IN
SPECIAL GOLD COIN CONTEST

ouS Hundrsd duiixrB ii Uutd cotn
now o(eered ~ prise. This sum win
- Given 70 the bright sainer up to
saturday. July 9Th. CT bualer man
evert now. Original rules of cont ~
wul ~ adhered 10 ana there VIII ~
No ca1ngO IA vote schedule.
Tho Nl6hmoud virgtnlAn takes
pIeasure n calling IL rsadars atton-
this issue, aetttng tctrh full partiru-
hxe coucernint this special cAsh prtxe,
1854, that WIN - ntsSn - The contest
ant who will hAve made tho gxost-
~ 2Ains II votes 6urtng ! period COW
eftne th1rteea WoRhlmg &Ayp, en6imG
saturday July ~ ~ lol3. ~
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COLONEL, RESIGNED INEVITABLE
MAKES PREPARATIONS FOR HIS BULL
MOOSE PARTY DETERMINED TO RUN
NEW POLITICAL PARTY
IS BORN AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, 22-3 A. M.-out labor
Republican birth
in the Forsntins Of The Congress hotel.
Theodore
organization world politics
And behind o. whore
leaders council o'clock following
national Republican will held
in the Auditorium Denver August.
deney Of the United States.
Aon will be asked
put
gressiona tickets the States whore
troll But in reaeonary States will tots
indspsnd
will b Mt under Mr.. Roossvsts nane
control. viii b left to continue the
publican primaries
the now party with equal ghts with the R:pubeans
understood that called
ve Rp.ss.n 2 order make the invitation Democrats
dropped atosshsr y no. sup posed that TIE old
70 Be- party composed Of the radical both
in favor at calling simply the party
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
He Gathered Them Together in
a Place Called Armageddon
Roosevelt in Victory and
Roosevelt in Defeat Vastly
Different Pictures
~ Hu6H g. MILLER.

"And, he gathered Tnsm together
in u place called In tbs Hebrew
tongue Armaseddon." Revelations.
XVI. 10.
CHICAGO, June aI.--It IVES last
Monday night that Theodore Roose-
welt stood before a vast crowd In the
auditorium and gave notice that he
would nor abide by the decision of
the Republican national conven-
tion unless Ii purged its roll Of
seventy-eight fraudulently seated Taft
delegates.
And 1t was at the conclusion OF his
speech that he said, as one who de-
iiyers a message.
I'VE stand at Armageddon, and we
battle for the Lord
Today Theodore Roosevelt stood at
Armageddon.
Those whom he had assembled had
fallen away from him. and he was
standing alone. He was facing defeat
and humiliation. and he knew 1t. The
enemy had made it plain the roll would
mot be purged. Roosevelt WAS left
with nothing but the hope OF taking
the fleld at The head OF third or
Bull Moose party. 1t WAS poor con-
ISOLATION.
Mob Deserts Him.
Roosevelt in victory. and Roosevelt
In defeat arc vastly different pictures
to contemplate. Only p few hours be-
fore his rooms were overcrowded with
mon anxious to get glimpse OF him,
hatling him as a leader OF an undytng
movement, and the greatest man in
the world. The shouting and the
tumuft wIs serrific. The SURFING mob
at his door paid tribute to his great
ness The mir MAS charged with
Rooseveltism. It came In through the
windows. was breathed and r0broath-
ed again by men and women. who be-
leved thar Teddy. the terrible"
would smite the reactionaries hip and
thigh.
Success IL magnificent. Failure IL
dire and utter. It Is terrible and the
.AFerribie Teddy has failed The
'sBull Moose ~ wounded unto pollt-
ical death. The shouting and the
tumult has ceased. Tho crowds no
longer flock to his doors. There ID
gloom everywhere. ROOSEVELT has
been deserted. ana deserted by the
very men who had led him mp to the
great hcighta. and showed him q now
promised land. The elder brethren,
the Penroses and the Cranes, and
others. once the chosen friends % the
Terrible Ono" have made him the
iauwhinx stock Of the entire country.
To prevent . walkout or bolt, the
leaders. II II said. were preparing
to desert President Taft and unite
behind Senator Albert b. Cimmins
sufncisnt Of = progressive to appeal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
CITY COMMITTEE
AND ASSESSMENT
PARTY ORGANIZATION FIXES FEE
ron ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD
CANDIDATES AT ssoo
MAY BE INCREASED
ACTING UNDER BYRD BlLI--MusT
FILE NAME AND DEPOSIT
CHECK oN OR BEFORE
July 10TH.
NAY BE INCREASED

Acting upon motion presented
by Clyde w. Saunders the city CEN
rral committee last night voted to
hold a primary election to name can
didates for the administrative board
on September 10th, and the committee
also decided 10 assess the candidates
far that board the sum OF 5000, or
more. IL the city council decides to Ak
the salary OF the commission at more
than $1,000 a year.
This action was vaken under the
provision OF the Byrd elections bill.
an passed by the last legislature. and
approved on March saith.
Action was not taken until some
debate had been engaged in. Com
nAtteemen FerrandinL Duke. Saun-
ders. Myers, Hodges, Allen and Goode
had remarks to make. During tiIe
debate small questions arose which
tended 10 make the whole matter clear,
and d resolution presented by Mr..
Saunders, was adopted. The commit
tee refused to reconsider and the reso-
luton stands.
Power 10 Act
In his Introductory remarks MT.
Saunders said he had conferred with
Delegate Byrd. and tho city attorney.
and that both had agreed that under
the BYRD bill the committee had power
to act In this particular matter, 30
TINT the resolution az presented could
b acted upon with the sense OF Sc
curity.
Captain Myers thought the sum to
be aAeased tho candidates should not
be larger than necessary to conduct
the election. In "a
THE law provides that tha State
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wilt NOT SUBMIT
TO D|CTAT|0N BY
COL. ". ]. BRYAN
Delegates Declare They Will
Not Heed His His Protest
Against Parker
MANY ARE HOSTILE
TO NEBRASKAN AND /.
WILL OPPOSE HIM
Former Candidate May Get
in Scrap When He At
tempts to Be Put on
Platform Committee


BALTIMORE. June 21.--wiIiiam J.
Bryan's demand upon six Of the avow-
cd Minis candidates for the Democratic
presidential nomination to join him
In opposing the election Of Alton b.
Parker. - temporary chairman. has
not created that wild furors in the
convention city which evidently the
Nebraskan thought it would. At Its
session today, the COMMITTEES Of ar
rangemsn4s 81 the national COMMITTEES.
which yesterday bv plurality vote
called Judge Parker for the lost,
calmly met the Bryan ultimatum by
appointing subcommittee on rules
and orxznixaedon OF the convention,
nearly every member Of which Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
BY JAMES !. MONTAGUE

CHICAGO, June 2l.---WhtIA the FrCsSsf
morseiess reactionary machine. MflAs \
the regularity of a. frip-hammer, Wa4
snivering the last remnant Of hlEx7
hopes Tor regular nomination, Th9o 1
aorse Roosevelt. resigned to the tnNVfsss
table. Was making active preparatfO1a2
for the Bull Moose party he intends
TO bring into existence this fall.
There will be no bolt There WIN Il
not even be y walk-out Of the haudfU
or delegates that remain loyal M
Roosevelt. Roosevelt resolved ffItda1
to await the action Of the Democf1f1 W
IN Baltimore. and then to put Mtl \
the field a ticket headed by himne3
II necessary and appeal to the c0i51SsI
try 10 support II on the ground fhxX
, ne has been cheated out Of the CAks
cago nomination by the reactiouax1
Hopsless For r. n. ss ss3S
1T Is hopeless" he said today.
click OF his teeth, when he :eaf1 u
that the machine had taken xrti ss
him his two California delegates ov ~
| tbs protect OF Governor SohfISs3sas a
want to See Mr.. Taft get the hen1 Y
OF the stolen goods that were intsn1 VI
for him. ss3ssssa3xa;
Then and there he began nIa1r1S " n u
new plans All his excited mans16 4
had left him. Even when he rerklS "A
from George w. Perkins thu 3
assurance that there would b Z
Harvester trust money to fnanca
new party, the colonel retained
new-found self-control. SSs s
He spent the afternoon quietly III
inE over his plans with some Cf
leaders. many of whom win IN
follow him further than the door n
leads out OF the party. He unaax IT,
wait till August. then. In tha l1Sh1S \
pubic sentiment. to begin anA1s
70 put party into the field, Whit 4
hopes WIZ At least accomplish IT,
ter rout Of the men who have d
tho Republican nomination from
Just when Il was within hin IT. r
The colonel. now almost utfokl
serted. gave up all hope this Aft1S
All day the Root Illuminated A&
ton had been seating Taft do1S
tor the permanent roll Of tho N6
ton. The TAFT vose nYy1nH
800 In the case Of Aytna s|
b43 tn that Of California. 49,
auncient. Il proved hoN
vas tho control Of tho 49,
Ia Toilette delegates froun
voted with the reActionaf4o
there sssued 10 b dangor 14El
. Roosevelt deleente. OF
thirty-odd contests tAa9 yer2z
upon on the report % tn6
Zee on credentials. not 90
usttsA-to 70 te NeqSeves1
The Roosevelt isAdsfA rc3
gsr interested IA Tho eqegt
didacy. mako protenta ms - 4
them into the RECORD.
Of tAe day tAey ~ aN6n
mass ~ evidence W1Btch fhN
use when thu Hul1 ltoeon
into e1iotoMces s4s ~
= 49, = hOpe1so 19
ana through - NheaG a
nniaaA thn vr1Il,1 ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
FRANCHISE GOES
THROUGH COUNCIL
At FULL SPEED
Only Seven Opposing Out Of
Total Forty With Four
Members Absent
stormy SESSION rs
HELD AT CITY HALL
One Councilman Denies That
He Had Authority to
Negotiate Sale Of
New Company
HOW THEY VOTED
ron THE rnAxCnIsn


C. l. Hatkfns, George Mud.
BiAks. w. H. Boschen, Barney
Bowman. l. n. rBown. ]. J. Burke
W. d. Butler. George ~ Cease,
b. A. Gill, T. @. HAddon. John
Hirschbsrg. Julius A. Hobson.
Harry Huber, c. C. Jonea George
Fl. Lumsden. II. r. Pollard, IT.,
Fred II. Powell. Jefferson c.
Powers. John T. Powers, Clyde H.
Ratcil6e, r. II. Reade. Jacob
Umlauf. c. u. Richards. Clarence
A. 6eston, John \ Seiph, WILL
liam u Sullivan. c. 4. Weston.
e. nj wiltshire. W. W. Workman.
A0AlN1T THH EAANCUISN.
u. III. Ferguson. u. n Fuller,
Clifton n Miller. Morgan r MfllA
James r PsHasf, gilbert r. Pot-
lock. A. IA vondeylehr.
THOSE AD9ENT.
W. B. Bradley, W. Fred
Richardson. George W. Rogers.
r. l. Peters president
Total vote for franchise. -
Total vote against franchise.
Members absent. .....-.......s :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
PROGRESS|vES MAY
HOLD CONVENTION
IN DENVER, COL.
Judge Ben B. Lindsey Asserts
That Insurgents Will Re-
organize Party Under
Roosevelt

CHICAGO, June 2t.--The
actual work Of reorganizing the
progressive Republican party,
with Theodore Roosevelt as its
first candidate for president, has
been begun.
The new party will hold con-
ventfon In Denver, during the
month Of August. The delegates
from some of the other States
have already been selected, and
Colonel Roosevelt's radical sup
porters are now in the work OF
securing the attendance at the
Denver convention of delegates
from all the States, territories and
iGsular possessions OF the United
States.
Morgan Will Finance Ii.
Ben =. Lindsay, Judge OF the
Juvenile court. OF Denver, made
the announcement tonight Of the
formation OF the progressive Re-
publican party. 1t is possible. that
a large part OF the funds for the
new party will come from J.
Pierpont Morgan. Mr.. Morgan's
daughter, Anne Morgan, and
Judge Lindsey are close friends
SO close that several stories an
nouncing that they are engaged
to be married, have been pub
lished and have brought forth not
oSarsEtrogiT sc1iRls.
Speaking an one Of the chosen
leaders OF Colonel RooseveltH
campaign, Judge Lindsey said to-
q night: Cob
'tThe people want Theodore
Roosevelt. and II this convention
does not nominate him. he will be
the choice OF a convention OF
progressives to be held at Denver
in August, that will probably be
called the progressive Republi-
can party.
There is sentiment that the
time is ripe for a radical change.
The people demand 1t. an is wit
messed by the overwhelming ma
jority Roosevelt secured where
presidential preferential pri-
maries were held this spring. The
sentiment of this gathering
points to It. and II you ask nine
out Of ten men you meet they
will say. Give US Teddy"
At the California, Pennsylvania
and other State headquarters. tho
sentiment expressed by Judge
Lindsey met with great favor.
TITS up to IN now to make
good" said several California
delegates. Tho steam roller has
aDbuA ironed N out nat We are
for Roosevelt. The people are
for Roosevelt, and it's up TO US 10
form q new party u necessary.
ana let Roosevelt show the world
that he II right and stands for
the proGveas Of America.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
FRENCH PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

presidency
ordinary owing their political associations and
pishments
collision the minister
chamber of deputies aria wealthy notable no
President If France will have leader who of the
force and President likely give all France great revival
of
Faure Loub Fle have presided the
Por faher perfectly
French
Dreschane will lead be led little difference which all France
But Deschne fire brand bombastc mountebank aue
is of
the volatility the the
France
considered safe republican, in France
lbe considered real republican
of Theophe
the
unlikely
will president
lily nothing like the popularity
lin in The President
by national assembly Thus
history said the
lreinca of the true French spirit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
pRospERIrY,s MpoRsnMENT.

We wonder whether the end the Demo
rule this the Democratic President will be able such
pithy paragraph President Taft did in his Deeem
Der = this regarding the wonderful prosperity Of tho entire
The clause in question s follows
''Io condition could hardly
better While Tie four of the administration drawing
have not developed greet speculative expansion wide Gi o INJECT
ho conditions
ing e of 1901 have been h
and easily traced p h au Tho business of ue country
solid hs Credits undy oasdel,
aon seems 10 state of preparedness ior period 81 uesamp
Manufacturing concerns lR tf m capacity nd he demand for
labor eentaut growing forsan county
hl a esfea fiN0H@n0h Hh he hahare ibat
~ iie ~ tle mosn rtfsd ft0o0hhu4 M lap
a ffedf wf n4Hpffuf ipli rHppfafnfNi material phf
~ fern liaaail Ny hm ihe domestic
fpnrnHlfa a " " hnHlf un i eH gaue " faH