Opeaneh Champ Clark Leads In First Ballot Contest
The Democratic National Convention stalls on a two thirds vote with Champ Clark leading the field. Oscar W Underwood and Woodrow Wilson follow as roll call and speeches unfold, signaling a long nomination battle ahead.
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Clark Demonstration Dominates Democratic Convention
The Missouri, Oklahoma, and surrounding states rally behind Champ Clark as delegates flood the hall with cheers. Senator Reed closes amid disorder and a long Clark tribute, praising Clark as the enduring Democratic leader and urging his nomination.
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James Denounces Republicans in Convention Address
Eloquent Kentuckian, elected permanent chairman, delivers a speech critiquing the opposite party. He calls out alleged shortcomings and urges unity and reform within the party at the convention.
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Bryan Resolution Sets Democrats Against Capitalist Interests
Baltimore June 27 William J Bryan led the Democratic convention into a progressive resolution opposing any presidential candidate under obligation to J P Morgan or other privileged interests The move triggered protests and a tense floor struggle as Bryan pressed for moderation from Virginia and New York delegates The session opened amid high security and chaotic floor scenes as credentials and organization fights loomed over the long day ahead
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