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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
6
Baltimore June 7 Oscar W Underwood of Alabama is praised by William Bankhead of Alabama as the Democratic nominee for president. Bankhead lauds Underwood as a loyal public servant, urging a strong, conservative yet progressive ticket and vowing to push tariff reform and labor equity in a unified Democratic platform.
Henry Wade Rogers of Yale presents Connecticut's case for nominating Simeon Th. Baldwin as president before the Democratic National Convention. He argues Baldwin embodies old fashioned principles yet is progressive, praising his legal tenure and public service while urging delegates to weigh Connecticut’s 60 year record in electoral outcomes and support a candidate who can unite party and nation.
A speech by John W. Westcott at Princeton lauds Woodrow Wilson as the emancipator of New Jersey, calling for a united, principled Democratic platform. The address argues for moral energy in politics, condemns opposition, and asserts Wilson’s qualification to lead the nation.
The speech argues for unity and a progressive reform agenda in the party, condemning trusts and calling for accountability in government. It lauds a leader who has fought for primary reform and election openness, and urges Democrats to back a candidate who combines party loyalty with national service.
Fragmentary OCR preserves a dense era discourse proposing reform and party loyalty. It references national figures like Elmon Baldwin and discussants in the Democratic party, touching on governance, inheritance, and the presidency. Mentions Connecticut leaders and national constituencies with broad political claims.
Kansas man seconds nomination of speaker as Rotineau of Kansas voices support for Charpy Clark of Missouri. He argues the Democratic path lies with Clark, praising public service and unity against Cannonism, while condemning corruption and urging party harmony and reform.
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