Ballot shifts narrow Wilson lead in early convention roll call
The New Hampshire and New Jersey delegations shift votes toward Wilson and underwood respectively on the second ballot while Clark preserves strength in several states. Ohio votes tighten Clark’s path, with Harmon and Underwood losing ground as Baldwin and Sulzer add minimal support. The third ballot shows minor shifts and poll-led debates in Ohio, with Wilson gaining and Harmon slipping. Fourth round begins as Louisiana shifts to Wilson and Michigan flags mutual moves amid a close Clark-Wilson contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Bryan
Harmon
Vermont
Baldwin al
Connecticut
Utah
Clarke
Virginia
Underwood
Wisconsin
Alaska
Sulzer
Michigan
Tennessee
Porto Rico
Harman
Marshall
Baldwin
Armon
Francis
Missouri
Ollie James
Maine
North Carolina
Rinehart
Prancis
James McConville
Steubenville
John W. Kern
D. B
Kern
James
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Fourth Ballot Scramble in Party Convention Vote Totals
The report details roll calls across states including New York North Carolina Ohio and Tennessee as candidates Clark Wilson Underwood Harmon Korn compete. On the fourth ballot Clark leads with 443 while Wilson 34934 Un derwood 112 Harmon 13614 Marshall 31 Baldwin 14 Kern 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harmon
North Carolina
Clark
Ohio
John W. Korn
Bryan
Tennessee
Underwood
Wilson
Wisconsin
Porto Rico
Marshall
Baldwin
Kern
Alabama
Connecticut
Badlwin
Michigan
Tinderwood
Harmoon
Mark
Ballot totals show Clark leading in long party delegate race
The record details sequential ballots with Clark ahead, Wilson and Underwood gaining ground. On the fifth ballot Clark 443, Wilson 351, Underwood 11944, Harmon 14134, Marshall 81, Kern 2. subsequent rounds adjust counts and include Bryan and other minor candidates with small votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Harmon
Porto Rico
Wilson
Underwood
Marshall
Kern
Bryan
Gaynor
James
Wilon
Harnon
Bryim
Platform for Revenue Only Dominates Democratic Platform
Baltimore June 29 The Democratic platform committee completed a largely new document after forty eight hours of work. It advocates progressive policies across subjects, with emphasis on tariff for revenue only and censure of President Taft for tariff vetoes. It calls for regulation of railroads express companies and telegraph and telephone firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Committee On
New York
Maine
California
William J. Bryan
Taft
Picking a running mate and watch case trust stories
Gossip on vice presidential possibilities includes Burke Sulzer Baker OGorman Redfield Preston Henry and Underwood as a potential running mate while Keystone Watch Case dealings surface in federal anti trust scrutiny with testimony alleging forced exclusivity and stifling competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Burke
North Dakota
William Sulzer
New York
Newton Baker
Cleveland
O’gorman
William Redfield
James Preston
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Marshall
Indiana
Oscar W. Underwood
House
Auill
Chicago
Keystone Watch
A. C. Becken
Keystone Company
Keystone
Julius Schnerring
T. M. Jurbruge
Illipis
Duber-Hampden
Schnerring
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilsor
New Jersey
William Bulzer
Newa-Telegraph
British Transport
American Press Association
Great Britain
Transport Workers’ Federation
Tower Hill
London
Iowa Trust
Franks Drug CO
Atlantic
Iowa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!