Democrats Converge as Clark Backers Rally for Progressive Nominee
At the Democratic convention in Baltimore, Clark backers push for a progressive nomination as Bryan remains a central, vocal figure. Tammany Hall figures and New York delegates shape talks on a possible O Gorman or Culberson compromise, with Parker pressed as temporary chair. The hall erupts in cheers for Bryan, then for Parker as order breaks down and reforms seek a unity path.
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Parker Sounds Keynote Committee Baltimore June 25
A rapid fire routine session closed the first day of the Democratic convention in Baltimore. Judge Parker resumed his keynote after interruptions as delegates pressed for quick adjournment and immediate committee meetings. Bryan did not attend. Parker urged unity and supported Bryan for chairman of the resolutions committee amid floor disorder and crowding in the hall.
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Texas
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Crisp
National Committee
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Kerr
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Bryan Cannot Be Nominated Opens Democratic Convention
Baltimore June 25 Bryan faces opposition as Old Guard leaders push to block his bid for the presidency at Chicago. The roll call yields Parker as temporary chair, while Bryan remains a dominant force amid calls for harmony. Clark and Wilson emerge as leading but unconfirmed nominees in a fluid, factional convention.
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Judge Parker Chosen Temporary Chairman by Vote
A Baltimore report notes Judge Parker was chosen as temporary chairman by a 579 to 510 vote at 12 30, with the proceedings continuing through the day.
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Mrs Taft to Attend Baltimore Convention Session
Mrs. Taft wife of the President will attend Thursday's session of the convention as the guest of Mrs. Wallace wife of a Washington delegate.
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