Deadlocked Democratic Convention Tracks Underwood Push
Baltimore June 29 The Democratic convention remains deadlocked after twenty four ballots as Clark Wilson and Underwood vie for the nomination. Uninstructed delegates swing toward New Jersey governor Woodrow Wilson while Underwood’s Georgia supporters hold firm awaiting a personal release.Clark’s bid falters with two thirds still out of reach.
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Clark Plans to Confront Bryan at Convention Adjourning
Clark's train left Washington at 16 15 as adjournment neared. Missouri delegates debate redress with Bryan. Clark contemplates addressing the convention, possibly via a letter or a friend, while plans faltered as Williams and Dubois advised an immediate confrontation. Clark departed quietly for Baltimore amid efforts to withdraw rival candidates.
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Bryan's Stampede Motive Drives Convention Tensions
The piece details William Jennings Bryan threatening to oppose any candidate backed by the New York delegation, while Nebraskan influence unsettles the convention. Bryan aims to generate a stampede toward his preferred nominee, hoping the old guard will ignite the crowd, but the delegates hold firm as the scene grows tense.
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Nominee unknown as ballots widen in Baltimore
Baltimore dispatch by W G Price notes Wilson gains while Clark and Underwood drift. unit rule and two third rule block changes. After 26 ballots, observers foresee a possible dark horse or Wilson-Underwood ticket. locals expect Monday moves in Baltimore amid steady Jersey support and strategic realignments.
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Studebaker 20 and 26 Cars Promise Immediate Value
An ad extols the Studebaker brand and the 1920 and 1926 models, urging buyers to judge by nameplate and public opinion. It cites 75,000 existing cars and a century of policy, touting network, labs, and low costs to justify a value around $800.
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Georgia towns listed for regional update
A sequence of Georgia locations including Lithonia Winder Athens Gainesville Rutledge Covington McDonough Carrollton Griffin Senoia travels. The note presents the towns in order without additional context or dates.
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Convention Tempers Fray as Wilson Backers Rally
Delegates in Baltimore endure heat and strain as Wilson supporters rally amid a bitter fight for the Democratic nomination. Key Indiana figure Tom Taggart holds leverage, while Bryan’s influence wanes and opposition from Murphy Ryan and others persists through tiring roll calls. Spectators remain dense despite fatigue, ambulance evacuations for overheated banners and the press of controversy surrounding the party’s future.
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Worriér Chronicle: Chin ton Sedtiara and gleaming armor
A garbled item mentions a warrior figure in armor, with references to a helmet and shield. Details are incomplete, but the snippet implies a martial context in a historical setting. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
Roosevelt laughs at the Bryan report
Oyster Bay June 2 Special Someone asked Colonel Roosevelt if he offered Bryan the vice presidency. He denied it as absurd and impossible, noting he cannot offer a place on any ticket. He praised Bryan's qualities and declined the premise.
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Felder Contemplates Gubernatorial Bid With Friend Support
About forty Felder supporters met in Judge A L Millers law office to discuss campaign funds and a possible three candidate race. Dan D Adama was elected chairman. adjourned meeting set for Tuesday July 2 with a mass meeting likely next week in Macon. Felder said he is in friends hands and cannot state if he will run. he will not represent any Smith faction and will return to Atlanta Sunday morning.
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