ALABAMA VOTE STIRS CLACK CONVENTION RUNNER
In a noisy session the convention tracked the roll, shifting support to Wilson as Clark's bid faltered. Ballots showed Wilson gaining steadily with Clark losing ground as the Ohio, New Jersey, and Wisconsin delegations shifted to the frontrunner.
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Raitimore
Nomination Fight Frays at Convention Amid Proceedings
A chaotic state convention witnesses Representative Singhes push to nominate Marshall by acclaim while challengers oppose. Amid confusion Mormon delegates clash as the chair faces crowding and a motion to adjourn is carried, ending the session.
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Bryan Declares Wilson Will Lead To Victory
Baltimore reports July 20 that Bryan endorses Wilson as Democratic nominee for president, predicting a sweeping victory. He argues Wilson’s progressive platform unites Democrats and appeals to independents, with Morgan and Rymill supporting the campaign and efforts to mobilize the electorate. Telegrams praise the bid and the progressive cause.
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Murphy
New York
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Speaker blames Bryan for loss of nomination
The speaker returns to Washington after a setback in the primaries. He defends his record, thanks supporters, and praises Governor Wilson's chances, while denouncing attacks by William J. Bryan of Nebraska as vile and slanderous. He emphasizes duty and Democratic loyalty.
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Town
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Ington
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Stephan Concert A Decided Treat
Last night's concert lecture by Sofia Stepnak at the Woman's slur howe i jded treat. The entertainment header the auspices of the Young Woman's association drew a city audience of music lovers. Berg eve Lathrop opened with excerpts from Liszt Wagner. Stephali spoke on how love of music grows with age and reflects human relationships. She urged all to sing, argued rag-time needs restraint, and praised old-time singing schools as cultural pillars. A second lecture, Music and Life, is planned with Miss Slenball performing.
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Howe
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Tor
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Womnan's Association
Bergeve Lathrop
Vannhauser Maret
Lisat-Wagi Poss Stephali
Phil Hood
Sivx
Ivorm
America
Slenball
Men Signalled for Move That Caused One's Death
Coroner James Doras heard inquest evidence into the death of Bo Paera on the Butte Anauonda and Taeiiic road. Witnesses testified that men signaling to back down on the roadway caused a coupling failure in a trailer, crowding a worker and leading to a fatal incident.
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bBo Paera
Njirla
Anauonda
Caer
Democrats of Butte Reflect on Montana Convention
Readings from Butte show a split Democratic mood as Wilson supporters edge Clark, Underwood, Harmon, and Tivyan in a convention where many favor adhering to instructions and backing Wilson. Local club leaders and voters voice mixed loyalty, with Clark and Wilson both receiving strong endorsements and calls for party unity.
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Harmon
Tivyan
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Ty Wilson
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Sliver Bow Democratic Club
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Cheiip Clare
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J. C. Smyth
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Wien
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Mabie
Cou
Pearme
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MetGiernan
Lynch
Merahalt
Gutmont
Wison
Jonn Foley
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J. Sheehai
Champ Chari
Mooney
Clark Land
Goyel Y Wise
T Crowley
Willy Harmon
Qwar
Wilson & Fing
Janes Finsert
Tom Norton
Jerry Mull
Jeanie
Siita
Milwauker freight robbery ends in deadly shooting
Three companions attempted a theft on a Milwaukee freight train when a yard watchman opened fire as the group tried to flee at Three Forks. Jackson Mimi was shot and died. another man was injured. Special dispatch notes plan July 2 in Bozeman. W Tenon died at Cemas Hot Springs, burial planned, family from Helena.
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City council fights over mayoral vote and fireworks ban
The mayor clashed with aldermen over a contested nomination and a plan to curb Fourth of July fireworks. Debate centered on an assumed vote, with the mayor insisting on an exception and officials confirming the decision carried. The session also advanced a ban on all fireworks sales and set limits on dance halls after 3 am, while committee reports approved street work and sewer contracts.
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Elk chiefs delayed prevent Elk delegation into Portland
The Elk leaders, including Grand Exalted Ruler Sullivan and the grand officers, were due in Butte last night or en route to Portland but did not arrive. A committee from the scene lodge was to meet the distinguished Elk at Milwaukee this morning, with plans unsettled.
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Tuter Sullivan
Elke
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