Wilson Victory At Convention Abrogates Unit Rule
In Baltimore a Democratic convention committee drafted a progressive platform as hearings were held. Sub-committee members named include John W. Bern and Samos Gorman. Debates featured Senator Culberson and Representative Brantley on workers' compensation. New York platform advocates tariff reform, income tax, direct election of senators, and anti trust enforcement.
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Delegates Rally Amid Heat at Democratic National Convention
Baltimore June 24 delegates endured heat as the Democratic National Convention opened. Credentials reports delayed action while speakers including Folk Rayner and Clayton addressed supporters. Police guarded galleries as factions clashed, and Chairman Parker tried to restore order during the chaotic session.
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Thaw and Jerome in Battle of Wits in Court
Long courtroom scene as Harry Thaw and William Jerome spar over Thaw’s commitment appeal. Jerome’s cross questions probe motive and sanity while Thaw defends his actions amid tense exchanges. Evelyn Thaw sits rigidly, observing all.
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Norris Eyes Clark Nomination At Baltimore Convention
Governor Norris supports Clark as the best middle ground in the Maryland convention fight. He notes Clark’s stronger personal backing, predicts Clark may secure the nomination with major endorsements, while wary of radical blocs and factional moves shaping the outcome.
FIGHTING ALONE ROOSEVELT SAYS ROOSEVELT SAYS
Oyster Bay New York June report quotes Roosevelt saying he will campaign alone for presidency. He argues that opponents fear his strength and aim to keep him out of the White House. Prendergast cites a Chicago statement supporting continued effort despite party resistance. Gouvernor Altrich declines partisan ties to the California progressive group.
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Government officers in danger of violating law
Washington June 26 President Tutt will urge congress to act after warning that the current federal government faces violations of the law. The note outlines potential fines and imprisonment for officials failing to comply and mentions recent steps to fund the next fiscal year starting July 1.
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War Department Advances Expeditionary Force Transport
The War Department today ordered dispatch arrangements for about 1000 men and four Mig transports at Newport News. Soldiers who have been in service are to return to their routes as training details are arranged for the expeditionary deployment.
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Race snow ik greater doubt at hogation possiblvy may dead yo
Race snowfall uncertainty grows over a possible fatality in Belgium as authorities assess dangerous weather and undeclared hazards. Officials urge caution while rescue teams search for missing persons.
Democratic Unit Rule Fight Splits Delegates At Convention
In a midnight session the convention battled over unit rule enforcement, with Wilson supporters gaining ground as Ohio delegates shifted and New York, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and Pennsylvania split or supported the unit rule. The fight threatened to fracture the race as votes and adjourning signals shaped the party’s path.
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Clark wave shows signs of subsidence at Democratic convention
Baltimore June 26 The Clark wave in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination shows signs of subsiding as attention turns to the convention hall. Woodrow Wilson supporters claim progress while Clark backers deny wavering, and dark horse discussions proliferate among leaders and delegates. Senators Kern and Hevan emerge as potential key figures in steering the platform amid a two thirds rule complicating nomination.
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