Bryan Clark fight dominates Sunday recess in Regina
In Regina Saskatchewan Sunday reports say the Bryan Clark fight becomes a defining moment as both Daniel Bryan and Speaker Clark issue statements. The article traces posturing at the national convention with New York delegation ties to Morgan Belmont and Tyan, plus Clark defending his integrity amid Bryan accusations.
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Mr. Bryan
J. P. Morgan
August Helmont
Thomas F. Tyan
"Dark Horse" Suggested as Solution by W. J. Bryan
Baltimore June 30 William J Bryan urged a joint nomination for president and vice president at the convention saying progressives should unite. He named possible leaders such as Kern Culberson James and Rayner and argued New York votes should not block compromise. He urged a noncandidate to head the ticket if Clark or Wilson do not lead and stressed harmony among progressives.
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Sane
Young Joy Riders In Auto Smash In Lindsay
A large touring car owned by H W Towers, head of Lindsay Fruit and Produce, crashed early today near the city. Four young men including Fred Omaga and Ernest Foster, both from prominent families, were injured. the car left the road, the tire and wheel exploded, and the windshield caused facial and knee injuries to two others while one youth suffered a fractured rib.
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Charles Lowery
Lowery
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Nebraskan Repels to Statement of Speaker Clark
Baltimore June 39 Bryan replied to Clark forces charge that Nebraskans aided the privileged classes. He said his criticism is for not acting, not wrongdoing, and questioned Clark's neutrality in Parker fight. He would withdraw claims if literature links his name to Parker. He stressed it was not a personal contest and criticized Clark managers’ cooperation with reactionaries.
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Montana
Regina Tornado Leaves Mass Wreckage and Death Toll
A June Regina tornado devastates the city with widespread destruction. Buildings including the parliament site and the Saskatchewan government telephone building are wrecked. Up to 100 dead, losses around 10 million dollars, and extensive damage reported as volunteers search the ruins.
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Canadian Northwest
Montana Delegation Fights On At Democratic Convention
Montana's delegation in Baltimore endures a draining, heat filled day as balloting fails to produce a clear choice between Clark and Wilson. Johnson Baldwin and others shift support, with Clark wavering and Wilson gaining. Delegation plans to stay united or pivot if Clark withdraws, while proposing lodging in Baltimore until a nominee emerges.
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