Democratic convention in Baltimore faces delayed start
June 26 Baltimore reports detail a heat soaked opening at the Democratic National Convention with delegates arriving slowly. Oliver James of Kentucky chosen permanent chairman of arrangements. Bryan declines chairmanship of the resolution committee. Schultz and Kern seated. intense oratory precedes any formal business as crowds cheer for Underwood Clark Wilson Harmon amid disorder and police intervention.
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William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
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Illinois
Army
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Murray
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Louisiana
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Missouri
United State
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Bryan
Rayner
Maryland
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Roosevelt
Tom Hefile
Alabama
Henry D. Clayton
House
Judiciary Committee
Ollie M James Named Permanent Chairman At Convention
Senator elect Ollie M James of Kentucky was named permanent chairman of the national convention after a harmony gathering of the committee on permanent organization. The secretaryship went to FE Britton by 24 to 18, despite Woodson's qualifications. The committee, in session about an hour, unanimously backed James, with other candidates including Kern Wade Burke Culberson discussed. Bell spoke, offering to serve as a soldier for harmony and victory in November.
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Raleigh
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Kern
Theodore A. Be
California
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Towa
John Burke
North Dakota
Culberson
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Bell
Democratic convention speakers urge unity amid clash over party future
State Chairman Reilly of Massachusetts endorses Champ Clark while Gore of Oklahoma blasts Republicans and calls for policy harmony. The event features stern attacks on the GOP, a Roosevelts lapsed call for progress, and a push for the convention to rally behind a single candidate as the session faces adjournment.
La Follette Bryan Conference Rumor Courted In Baltimore
Baltimore reports of a long conference between Senator La Follette and William Jennings Bryan after yesterday’s convention turmoil stirred mystery. Bryan aides offered no comment while La Follette returned to Washington and said he had nothing to reveal beyond attending the convention.
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Mr. Bryan
New Progressive Movement
Nebraska
New York and Georgia Stand for Unit Rule at Convention
In Baltimore at the convention hall on June 26, New York's 80 votes went against Wilson delegates from Ohio, eliminating Governor Wilson's last chance for Empire State support. Murphy led New York's solid vote against Wilson. Alabama backed Wilson with four votes. Georgia opposed with 25 votes, Tennessee split 17 ways, and Virginia did not cast a single clear vote.
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Georgia
Tennessee
Virginia
Clark and Underwood greet many visitors in Washington
Speaker Clark and Representative Oscar Underwood spent June 26 in their Capitol offices taking in Baltimore news. They kept opinions on yesterday’s developments and the Bryan versus Parker contest private, greeting many Baltimore visitors as they avoided presidential talk in the corridors.
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Underwood
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Outlook excellent, says Woodrow Wilson
June 26 Baltimore reports show Governor Wilson optimistic on his nomination prospects after telephoning campaign managers. He dismisses rumors of accepting second place as futile chatter from rivals desperate to stop him, calling the talk a sign of their desperation.
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Cginvernor Wilson
Oklahoma Progressives Open Headquarters in Bartlesville
Bartlesville Oklahoma June 26 State headquarters of the Progressive party were opened here today by Frank Frantz a Roosevelt lieutenant He said he would issue a call for a state convention in August with the date to be set by the time for the national progressive convention The venue for the Oklahoma convention has not been decided.
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Okla
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Frank Frantz
Testing Sentiment for John W Kern Presidential Bid
Baltimore on June 26 reports a progressive movement to gauge support for Senator John W Kern of Indiana for the presidential nomination. They doubt a two thirds delegate majority for either Speaker Clark or Governor Wilson can be achieved and seek to unite factions.
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Baltimore
John W Kern
Indiana
Clark
Wilson
Senator Williams Denied Entry To Democratic Convention
Baltimore June 26 A man claiming to be Sam John Sharp Williams Mississippi senator rushed the armory entrance seeking entry without a badge or ticket. A police reply prompted bystander recognition led to Williams being admitted after Woodrow Wilson’s manager confirmed his identity.
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Sam John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
United States
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Misaladippi
Woodrow Wilson
Rostron Awarded City Medal for Titanic Rescue
Captain A H Rostron of the Carpathia received a gold medal and a public address of thanks from Liverpool for his efforts in saving Titanic survivors. The ceremony honored his decisive actions that guided lifeboat operations and assisted in rescue missions during the disaster response.
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A. H. Rostron
Carpathia
Livertool
Notes of the Convention with a Georgia Flavor
J R Smith of Atlanta may sit as a delegation proxy bound to support Underwood. Barrett of Farmers Union and Samuel Gompers push labor planks, endorsing injunctions and workmen's compensation. Georgia figures Loyless of The Augusta Chronicle and attorney Fermor Harrett arrive in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Jung
J. R Smith
Atlanta
Iaidl
Underwood
Migs Tuttle Bell
Thomas E. Watson
Charlies
Barrett
Farmers' Union
Resolutions Committee
Samuel Gompers
A American Federation of Labor
Convention City
Thomas W. Loyless
Augusta Chronicle
Fermor Harrett
Toeleoa
Many new members named to national committee
Baltimore, June 26. The newly elected Democratic national committee lists members from Alabama William Dorsey Jeiks and Arizona Reese N. Ling among others. Declared re elected are Norman E. Mack of New York and Henry W. Dooley of Porto Rico with other state and territorial selections across the nation.
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New Democratic National Committee
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William Dorsey Jeiks
Arizona
Reese N. Ling
Arkansas
California
John B. Sanford
Colorado
Thomas J. Mctlue
Connecticut
Homer 5Smmings
Delaware
Willard Saulabury
Florida
John T. G. Crawford
Georgia
Clark Trowell
Idaho
P. H. Elder
Dunois
Charles Boeschenstein
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Towa
M. J. Wade
Kanga Wiliam F. Sapp
Kentucky
John
Maya
Louisiana
Robert Ewing
Maryland
J. Fred C
Nevada
New Hampshire
Eugene R. Reed
New Mexico
New Jersey
Robert 5. Hudspeth
New York
Norman E. Mack
North Caroling
Joscephus Taniels
North Dakota
John Bruegger
Ohio
F. H. Moore
Oklahoma
Robert Galbraith
Oregon
Will R. King
Pennsylvania
Mitchell Palmer
Rhode Island
George W. Greene
South Carolina
B RR. Tilman
South Dakota
Tom Taubman
Tennessee
Texas
Yato Sells
Utah
William B. Wallace
Vermont
Thomas H. Browne
Virginia
Washington
John Pattison
West Virginia
John T. McGraw
Wisconsin
Joseph FE Davis
Wyoming
Jonn FE. Osborne
Alaska
A. J. Daly
Tilstrict
Columbia
Edwin A Neuman
John H. Wilson
Porto Rico
Henry W. Dooley
Philippine Islands
R. E. Manley
Delegates Imitate Alphonse and Gaston at Baltimore Convention
In Baltimore on June 26 a crowding hotel corridor scene unfolds as two delegates collide amid a riotous swirl. They exchange apologies and praise rival candidates Wilson and Clark, while the overall mood remains courteous, with even bellhops noted for politeness.
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Ayeye
Massachusetts Delegation Signals 36 Clark Votes
Baltimore June 24 John Fitzgerald chairman of the Massachusetts delegation says the state would give 36 votes for Speaker Clark's nomination if, in their view, he stood a chance. The statement reflects early backing from Massachusetts for Clark's bid.
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John §. Fitzgerald
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Clark
Harmon Refuses Comment On Convention Result
Columbus Ohio June 26 Governor Judison Harmon had retired for the night when the democratic convention abrogated the nit rule and gave eighteen delegates from Ohio to Wilson He refused to comment on the outcome until tomorrow when he will hear from his campaign managers in Baltimore
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Milam Medicine Fulfilled Patient Testimonial From Georgia
Atlanta May 23 1913 a letter from John F Evers an Atlanta commercial traveler testifies to Milam Medicine Company Danville Virginia curing his twenty five years rheumatism and gout after starting with two bottles and continuing to use it he claims weather related pain vanished and confidence in the remedy grew he offers unsolicited testimony to help others
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Hunter Co Inc Incorporation Petition in Fulton County
The Georgia Fulton County petition seeks incorporation of James L Hunter & Co Inc for twenty years with renewal, principal office in Fulton, capital stock $10,000, and authorization to expand within and beyond Georgia. Business includes buying and selling cotton and related products, fertilizers, money lending, and real estate mortgages.</S>
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