Bryan Fights for Stampede at Democratic Convention
Report from Baltimore dated June 29 tracks the Democratic National Convention as ballots stretch toward Woodrow Wilson while William J. Bryan attempts to hijack proceedings. Bryan moves to singlehandedly shape the platform, denounces the New York delegation, and clashes with the chair, causing disruption and fear among leaders.
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Clark Responds to Bryan Attack at Democratic Convention
Baltimore June 29 Speaker Clark rushed from Washington to Baltimore to answer an attack on his honor by William Jennings Bryan. He met with managers Frederic Dubois and William R Hearst before issuing a statement defending his integrity, denouncing any alliance with selfish interests, and urging Democrats to vote by their convictions. The convention, stalled since the afternoon, adjourned until Monday as Clark pressed his case.
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Bryan Explains Vote Against Clark At Convention
In Baltimore June 29 Bryan explains his vote against Champ Clark while New York supported him. He reads a prepared statement detailing Nebraska’s progressive stance and his view that New York’s unit rule undermines the convention. He cites Morgan Ryan Belmont influences and urges a progressive, independent choice.
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Felder Signals Independent Governor Bid in Georgia
Macon Ga June 28 Special If I enter the race for governor it will be a Felder fight not a Hoke Smith faction clash Felder says he will stand on his own record following talks with friends in Macon about challenging John M Slaton and Joe Hill Hall Additional remarks continued on page twelve
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Weather prophecy hints at rain in local report
Local weather summary notes probable rain with a low of 21 and a high near 82. Mean temperatures around 2.2.4.4. Normal mid 77. Rainfall last 24 hours not specified. Excess since month start 7.39 inches and since January 1 16.66 inches.
Wilson and Clark Vie as Ballots Drift at Democratic Convention
At Baltimore on June 29 Governor Woodrow Wilson gained votes on each ballot while Speaker Champ Clark slipped further, forcing a late adjournment. Bryan denounced Murphy of Tammany Hall, and Harmon and Foss supporters shifted as delegates moved toward Wilson amid a historic deadlock and talk of reform plans.
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