Controversy in Baltimore Stalls Clark and Bryan Nomination
Long deadlock at the convention keeps Speaker Clark and Governor Wilson in contest as leaders reject deals and strategize amid rumors of adjournment and dark horse moves. Clark managers deny any bargain with Morgan Ryan Belmont forces as Wilson gains steady support toward a split convention outcome.
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New Jersey
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Lark
Bryan
Clark
Missouri
Grovernor
Vaodern
Willam Jennings Bryan
Spesker Clark
Baltimore
Mr. Clark
Death toll rises as funds delay crisis in Canada storm
Regina faces near total devastation after West Central Canada endures the worst storm in history. Officials warn Congress funding lapses hinder relief as the nation weighs political embarrassment over failed appropriation bills.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Bryas Replies to Clark's Statement in Baltimore
William J. Virgan responds to Speaker Clark in Baltimore on June 26. He accuses Clark of failing to manage his own campaign and of allowing others to act for him. Virgan asserts the Parker Clark fight was a broader party clash and questions Clark's stance on delegation and influence by New York interests.
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Baltimore
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Hryen
Lark
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Judge Parker
R. Murphy
Morning Journal
William J. Bryan
Champ Clark
Hoth
Bryan
New York
Ile UN
Morgan
FL Ryan
Stone
A 'Ila
Cer Clark
Washis
Nebraska
Democrats
House of Representatives
Mr. Clark
Pressen
United States
Convention Deadlock in US Presidential Race Looms
Early reports describe a deadlock at the national convention with Clark Wilson and Underwood as major focal points. Delegates foresee possible shifts should Clark and Wilson falter, while Underwood’s camp eyes a contingently favorable turn if no candidate gains two thirds.
Shopmen Seek Conference Over West Line Labor Demands
Chicago June 30 shopmen on western roads west of Chicago send a letter to W A Garrett General Managers association chair asking for a conference to present demands If denied officers are authorized to order a general strike Officials in St Louis report an overwhelming majority voted for strike unless immediate settlement is reached on Illinois Central and Harriman lines where a nine month strike has been ongoing.
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W. A. Garrett
General Managers’ Association
International
St. Louis
Illinois Central Railroad
Harriman
Congress
Senate
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Hay
Tree
Terstate Co
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Young Man Fatally Shoots Self in Denver Rooming House
Fred Oliver aged 22 died after a .45 calibre revolver discharged while he cleaned it at a Denver rooming house this afternoon. Oliver’s heart was struck by the bullet. two women present Miss Josephine Rose and Miss Francis Adams said they believed the shot was accidental.
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Denver
Fred Oliver
Oliver
Josephine M. Rose
Francis Adams
Saskatoon Fire Destroys Cairns Store and Bank Building
A disastrous Saskatoon blaze destroyed Cairns department store and ruined the Bank of Commerce building. Canadian Pacific offices suffered heavy damage as six firefighters were overcome by smoke, with losses under 500000 dollars.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Cairns
Bank of Commerce Quilding
Canadian Pacific
Deadlock at Baltimore threatens government funds
Washington dispatch reports a House Senate deadlock over the Fitzgerald resolution to fund the new fiscal year. Without unanimous consent the July continuing resolution may fail, risking halted mails and stalled government operations as Congress struggles to nominate a candidate.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Baltimore
Congress
House
Senate
Republicans Thank Devine For Work
A Republican gathering at a Vail hotel praised Devine for his work. The event included remarks about county influences and a brief committee presence. The report notes a veteran resident of Colorado who died at age 49 after a civil service career and local hotel associations.
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Abe Repul
Vail
Chai County
Chicago
York
Colorado
Damage Will Total About Ten Millions
A Morning Journal dispatch reports a Winnipeg tornado storming Regina Saskatchewan causing about ten million dollars in damage and up to 400 deaths. The storm wrecked blocks and elevators, destroyed the power plant, and left the city in darkness. relief trains and volunteers aid the injured and bereaved.
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Man
Regina
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Government Telegraph
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Telephone Exchange
Standard
First Baptist Church
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Winnipes
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Eleventh Street
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Smith
Cromwell
Searles
Hamilton
Rose Streets
At & O
Ilfe la
Quippelle
Melville
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