Two Records of Democratic Convention in Baltimore June 6
The report on permanent organization named Ollie James as permanent chair with B E Britton as secretary and Urey Woodson as associate secretary after the South Dakota contest. The scene included Mrs Taft smiling, then James praising Bryan as a living American whose name will shine beside Jefferson and Jackson.
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South Dakota
Wilson
Committee On Permanent Organization
Ollla James
United States
Kentucky
B E Britton
North Carolina
Urey Woodson
Gueriea
Mr. James
Taft
James
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Jefferson
Jackson
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
la Follette
la Pollette
Ollie James
Republc
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Jerney
Jethia
Ryan
Nebraskan
Champ Clark
Clark
Dark Horse
William H. Taft
Hugh Wallace
Washington
Tilots
Oijlle M. James
Parker
Crisp
John Shago Williams
Mississippi
Bryan-Wilson
Missouri
Luke Lea
DuBois
Democratic Record of Keeping Promises and Tax Reforms
The text contrasts Republican betrayals with Democratic vows kept, detailing tariff battles under Taft, vetoes on wool, sugar, meat and bread relief, free lumber, and farming aids. It highlights attempts to pass bills over vetoes, calls for direct senatorial elections, and advocates public funding rules and tariff board criticism.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Taft
Senate
Ee Ancel
Republic
Beet Trust
Harvester Trust
America
Lumber Trust
Congress
Teft
Beef Trust
Woodson Big Gun From Old Kentucky
Fragmentary text notes a mention of Woodson as a strong figure from Kentucky with scattered political terms and unclear context involving Urey Avdodson and Democratic national themes. The readable portions suggest a historical political reference but provide no coherent event or outcome.
Democrats Clash as Convention Opens in Baltimore
The Democratic National Convention opened in Baltimore with tense crowding, heated factional fights, and fierce leadership battles among Wilson, Bryan, and Clark supporters. Credentials battles over South Dakota delegates dominated early proceedings as security tightened and the hall overflowed with anxious delegates and visitors.
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Stone
David Francis
Lei
South Dakota
Listy
Wilson
Senate Lea
Credentials Committee
Clark
National Committee
Tammany
Armory
Henry
Texas
Progressive Congressman Henry in 19th Century Convention
Article fragment notes Congressman Henry described as very progressive, with brief mention of a convention and attribution to L. Henry. Limited readable text only.
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Henry
Bullitt Named to Succeed Lehman as Solicitor General
Washington report states William Marshall Bullitt of Louisville will be named by President Taft to succeed Frederick W. Lehmann of St Louis as solicitor general of the United States. A cabinet officer said Bullitt had discussed the post with the president and accepted, though no official announcement has been issued.
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Tariff Board
Republican Party
Chicago
House of Representatives
Lelient
Relef
Congress
Senate
United States
Lo Dalke
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