Convention Feud at Democratic Gathering in Baltimore
Delegates grapple with the first ballot deadlock as no candidate can secure a nominee under the two thirds rule. Clinton Clark Wilson Kern Bryan and Parker figures jostle for influence while the unit rule is abolished and the fight intensifies for the temporary chair and platform.
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John W. Kern
Indiana
Bryan
Wilson
Clark
Senator Kern
Nicels
Western Clark
Judge Parker
South Dakota
Watson
District of Columbia
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Ollie M. James
Kentucky
James
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Chicago
Bath House
Coughlin
Brooklyn
Tim
Schwartzmeinter
Hoboken
Willum Jennings Bryan
Hennegsy
Third quarterly Methodist conference planned in Milledgeville
Milledgeville Ga June 26 Dr J W Quiltien presiding elder Oxford district to lead the third quarterly conference of the Methodist church in the county later this week At Milledgeville Church the proceedings are scheduled for Friday afternoon with services to follow and other events to be announced.
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Milledgeville
Spagtas
J. W. Quiltien
Oxford
Methodist Church
Milledgeville Church
Heid Sui Fterndons Bs
Bee Aullian
Pivadal
Dooley Changes His Mind About Bryan as Politician
In Baltimore, June 26, Dooley and Hennessy debate Will Bryan's impact on the 1912 Democratic scene. Dooley notes Bryan’s continued star power tempts leaders to seek compromise, while pundits fear his influence exposes party divisions. The piece blends satire on capital, media, and political theater in a humorous portait.
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Dooley
Bryan
Willum Jennings
Jimmy
Cicero
Saints
Manny
Hennisay
Las
Saturdah
New York
Baltymore
Tim
Tim Saya
Baltvmore
Balty
Hennessy
Underwood Emerges as Strong Dark Horse Candidate
Baltimore June 28 Special Oscar W Underwood leads among dark horse contenders with 92 pledge votes of 1094 at the national convention. Debate swirls over whether Bryan could back Underwood, potential unity against Bryan, and the impact on convention strategy as Roosevelt’s third party influence looms.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Baltimore
Oscar W Underwood
Underwood
Bryan
Gaynor
New York
Foss
Massachusetts
Baldwin
Connecicut
Marshall
Indiana
Parker
Roosevelt
Gueag Underwood
Wilson
Clark
Hiawatha
Victory Frenzy at Democratic Convention Sparks Pro Wilson Riot
Delegates erupt in cheering as supporters of Wilson flood the Newark hall with banners and oaths to “Forty for Wilson” while protests erupt over the unit rule. Johnson Williams and Ohio figures clash amid banners, lithographs, and a 33 minute disturbance as authority debates primary laws and delegate selection.
Debate on unit rule shapes Ohio delegate votes
The Ohio convention scene centers on Harmon backed unit rule. Senator Williams argues delegates ought to be bound by district or state majorities, not the entire delegation. The floor erupts with calls to vote as clashes over the Wilson and Harmon factions unfold, with tense roll calls and adjournment threats.
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Everal
Bryan
Covington
Henry
Lilinois
Ohio
Democratic Party
Harmon
Wilson
John W Peck
Thia
Peck
New Jersey
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Texas
Williams
Williama
Adopan
Wilams
Harmon Forces
Committee On
Pathe
Joseph I Bell
Emirac
Senate
Tennessee
Tanman Parker
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
North Caro
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Caro
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Siatnia
Wisconsin
Alaska
Wyoming
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Wilson-Bryan
Little Items of Georgia Cities
A survey of Georgia towns notes Sandersville plans to complete a plant and add an annex to house steam launch operations. Washington County has eleven banks totaling over 90000 dollars with Kant ers State bank of Igisboro led by Lb B Hrt. A unique depot offers tickets and coffins. Atlanta road bridge work continues after Buck creek washed it away. Little River bridge contract awarded to Rly Holloway for 1850, three-month completion. Heavy rains near Dalton cause crop and road damage. a cow died near Fort Hill and Mrs Echols received a shock.
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Sanoerssine
Sandersyoles
Washington County
Kanters State Bank
Iigisboro
Lb B
Miledgevill
Little River
Rly Holloway
Baldwin
Putnam Counties
Dalton
Fort Hill
C BH Echols
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Champ Clark
Binley Peter Dunne
Willam Jennings Bryan
Hennesay
Dark Horse
Georgia
DR. Hathaway & CO
Atlanta
Newark
Staunton
Wilsons Birthplace
Jersey
Maryland
Fallenes
Newton JD Baker
Cleveland
Baker
Eric Moore
Brewer
Nebraska
Ulmar
Hallo
Charles Fo Murphy
Writing Machine Co
Wilton
Tinderwood
Col . R. Pendleton
Colonel Pendleton
Hypencehihee
Dixie
Lincer
Hines Optical CO
Dixie’ Anger
HINES
Nadern
Eachtrea Street
Sanderaville
Bieme
Buck Creek
Atlanta Road
Ashfield
Miller
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