Bryan Threats to Block Parker Chair Lose Presidency Stakes
In Baltimore on June 22 special dispatch details Democratic unity at the 21st national convention. The main issue is a London like clash over Judge Parker as temporary chairman prompted by William Jennings Bryan. Bryan’s threat to oppose Parker risks national committee disruption and may implicate the presidency as the convention seeks a united campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firyon
Bryan
Judge Parker
Republican Hall
Chicago
New Yorks
Parker
Hryan
National Committee
Wilson
Clark
Ollie James
Kentucky
Norman E Mack
Baltimore
Mr. Mack
Tiake
United States
Martine
New Jersey
Karn
Mke
Woodrow Wilson
Falk
Kern
Indiana
Mack
Roger Kulligan
Illinois
Voloncer Guffey
Brian
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Underwood
House
Gore
Culberson
Henry
Ohio Harmon
Harmon
Adam CC Derkum
Islands
Democratic National Committee
Louisiana
Washington
Robert ‘~ Wielkliffe
Urey Woodson
National Democratic Committee
District of Columbia
Porto Rico
Vermont
Philippines
Alaska
Tlinois-at-large
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Parker Working On Keynote Speech For Baltimore
New York June 22 Alton B Parker moved by the arrangements committee of the Democratic convention is preparing his Baltimore keynote speech in New York Rochester today. He spoke to visitors only through his secretary and will likely depart tonight or tomorrow for Baltimore. Parker offers no further comment on opposition rumors or patronage matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alton B. Parker
Ar ‘Rangements Committee
Baltimore
Rochester
Bartmore
Parker
Bryan
Wilson
Judge Puarker
New Jersey
Hrsang Net
Judge Parker
Clark
Judge Palker
Ooorman
Culberson
Texas
Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Kern
Shively
Indiana
Plaisted
Maine
Henry
Wilken
Bryne
Whison
Anight
William J Bryin
Sec
Alton R. Parker
Newya
Thealtimore
Democrats Meet in Baltimore at Fifth Regiment Armory
The article shows the interior and exterior of the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore where the Democratic National Convention will be called to order Tuesday. Chairman Mack, veteran of many conventions, says the hall arrangements are perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Regiment Amory
Baltimore
Mack
Planks for the Platform Discussed by Democrats
Baltimore June 22 The Democratic platform builders promise a short clear document for the convention next week While Bryan is likely to chair the resolutions committee he may shape the platform Including tariff as a dominant issue and actions against money interests A universal woman suffrage plank is promised and a strong anti third term plank is considered Also proposals favor public health, navy growth, postal organizing rights, rivers and harbors, and currency reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Democratic National
Committee On Resolutions
Wiliam J. Bryan
Nis
Bryan
Garman
New York
Onth Resolution Committee
Mivision
Arisun
Money Trust
sy + almple
Ees
Itn Nol
Georgians Prepare for Baltimore Delegation on Special Train
Georgia’s fifty six delegates, nearly all pledged on one half vote, will depart Atlanta today on the Southern railway toward Baltimore for the convention. Felder and Watson miss the special. most others plan to travel together, with on route talks shaping near certainty of the delegation’s course. The 150 passengers include J Randolph Anderson Savannah and many other Georgia figures as they head to the Baltimore convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgias
Baltimore
Southern Railway
Southerns
New York Limited
Crawford Wheatley
Americus
Halling Randolph
Atlanta
Jim Freeman
Southern
Thomas B Felder
Felder
Cincinnati
South Carolina
Cole L. Blease
Kimh
Blease
Newberry County
Thomas E Watson
Thomson
Watson
G R. Hutchins
Clark Howell
South Georgia
Savannah
Bunch
Georgia
J. Randolph Anderson
J. H. Blackwell
Elberton
Thomas J. Brown
A. & Bradley
Swainstero
R. Black
W. R. Bowen
Fitzgerald
Mr. Brgen
Douglas
Hawkinsville
J. C. Bennett
Jefferson
J. Brown
Albany
Bondhesdie
Sankhead
C. EG
Pruftey
Berson
Bridges
H. Buchanan
C. Dunley
Gainesville
E. Dates
Davia
Decatur
H. EH
Dean
Sapere
George BH
Vans
Signs Banners and Chromos in Evidence at Baltimore
Baltimore swells with convention fever as signs banners and chromos flood the city. At the Hotel Emerson rival campaign offices work, Woodrow Wilson portraits mingle with others of Harmon Clark and Underwood banners mark the scene. Delegates relatives and voters discuss the approaching convention amid banners badges and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Corrigan, Jr
Emerson
Woodrow Wilson
Wyoming
Har
Mon
Gaynor
Claik
Aleady
Underwood
St James
Alabama
Willison
Clark
Migsouri
Charles &. Murphy Ang
List of Atlanta figures and surrounding city names in OCR copy
An OCR dense list names numerous individuals tied to Atlanta and various Georgia cities. The fragment includes many spellings and initials such as Flynt Griffin Felder Foreman Free man Gray Green James, Hawes Hofmayer Humphrey Howell House Hatcher Harris Johnson James Norrin Robson Paschall Powell Randolph Reese Smith Summers Stovall Thompson Truitt Tarver and others across Atlanta Albany Rome Macon Columbus LaGrange Cadence. The text appears to be an index or directory fragment rather than a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
J. T. James
Douglasville
J. T Johnson
Newnan
E. H. , Kalman
Albany
W. M. Lassiter
Vienna
T. Levin
Fitzgerald
A. W. Lockett
Americus
J. F. Lanier
New Baty
Smith in Baltimore Supports Wilson Ticket
Baltimore Md June 32 Special R Smith a well known Atlanta merchant who wandered into the Woodrow Wilson pastures during the Georgia presidential primary is in Baltimore. He remains for Wilson and predicts a ticket with Wilson and Clark achieving success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
R Smith
Atlanta
Woodrow Wilson
Georgia
Wilson
Clark
Unit Rule Debated by the Democrats
Baltimore June 22 The committee on organizations met with the subcommittee on rules to discuss the continuance of the unit rule at national conventions. Charles R Crisp Georgia parliamentarian cited precedent for the unit rule as an issue of order and debate continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Committee On Orranizements
Ths
Charles R. Crisp
Georggia
National
House of Representatives
Parker Blockade Sparks Democratic Convention Fight
The article details a heated push to block Judge Parker from the convention as Bryan Wilson faction struggles for temporary chairman, with key figures like Mack Murphy and O Gorman shaping strategy, potential rival candidates discussed, and contested seats and lithograph campaigns trailing the drama.
Thomas Watson Abandons Trip to Baltimore
Thomas E Watson of Thomson will not go to Baltimore as a delegate from the state at large. He explains by phone that a recurrence of ptomaine poisoning and poor health make the trip impossible. He may reconsider later in the week, but for now he follows medical advice and will not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E Watson
Thomson
Baltimore
Underwood Boom Attends Lively Baltimore Headquarters Scene
A bustling gathering at the Ciderwood headquarters in the F James hotel drew attention from Senator-elect James Ko Vardaaman of Mississippi and former Mississippi governor William D. J. Supporters from Florida, including Colonel T. A Jennings, planned a large delegation for Monday as Underwood boosters pressed activity and publicity work amid a busy campaign hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Baltimore
Ciderwood
F James
Underwood
James Ko Vardaaman
Mississippi
William DD J
Aabima
Nardaman
West
Juda
Warhel
Eere Colquitt
Savaunat
Georgi Ean Paidon
Bermaid
Tuderwood
Thon Ap M Gwen
T .A Jennings
Florida
Cie Siene Ale
Henry Po Nathe Ananarer
Morth Caraling
W Melean
Lumberton
Dunteis
Newlern
Robert Powell
T A Hobbe
Missiasions
Brederich [ Thaumpson
Matie
Ditobert L. D Tiavi
Gainesville
Bla
Georgia Democratic Special Leaves Atlanta for Baltimore
The Georgia democratic special departs Atlanta’s Terminal Station at 11 o'clock with twelve coaches plus observation dining and baggage cars. The train carries the entire Georgia delegation to Baltimore and is expected to reach the convention city Monday morning at 10. Ticket offices remain open 9 to 11 at the teach tree viaduct to handle heavy advance sales and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southern
Carolinas
Janes Freeman
Atlanta
Adi Warthy
Freeman
Teach Tree
Georgia
Snapshots and political pitches at democratic gathering
The scene features snapshot artists pressing prominent men and wives to pose, notably Mrs Norman Mack, as delegates and a Bryan league appeal seeks to sway Republican dissidents. Democrats argue victory hinges on winning over about a million dissatisfied Republicans and question which GOP faction to target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read Gajynol
Norman Mack
National Committee
Bryan League of Iowa
Republican Party
Iowa Democrats
Progres
Atves
la Foretti
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cettogether
Tec Party
United Action
Andreew Jackson
Hickory
Cleediaye
Tom Watson
Tom Felder
Mr. Felder
Convention City
Democrats
Woodryw Wilson
Roth
Ogormin
Charles F Murphy
Tammany Flall
Murphy
Alton B Parker
Kugan
Nubcom
O'Gorman
Robert Crain
John Hopkins
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Roger Sullivan
Yinois
Stoleo United
I Hall
Hall
Bue
Cinta Ieee i
Thomas Watson
Editor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!