Democrats Converge as First Ballot Fights Loom
At Baltimore convention hall early this morning the Democratic National Convention pressed toward a first ballot as candidates Clark Bryan Wilson endured lengthy demonstrations. Reports from the floor noted New Jersey dominance for Woodrow Wilson, amid crowding galleries and heated exchanges. The credentials fight over South Dakota and Missouri delegates sparked tensions, with police deployed as heat and noise rose. Mrs. William H. Taft visited as proceedings opened, while the platform and permanent chairmanship battled with factional zeal and procedural delays.
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Present Administration Is Roundly Scored By James Ballimore
Kentuckian Ollie Jones, named permanent chairman of the Democratic convention, delivers a scathing address criticizing the Republican Taft record and praising the Democratic platform. He attacks GOP arrogance, defends Democratic ideals, and argues for tariff reform and unity.
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Democrats' Convention Row Sparks Protest Over Delegates
The Democratic National Convention faces a heated scene as delegates demand withdrawal from certain named figures tied to powerful interests. Bryan and allies press for reform, criticizing Morgan, Ryan, and Belmont and urging a protest record against what they call a takeover attempt. The clash signals a charged atmosphere ahead of a critical vote on the party’s nominee.
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