Democratic platform and campaign moves outlined
The document lists 36 platform planks spanning federal power, taxation, currency, rail rates, social policy, and territorial questions. It contrasts Democratic democracy with Republican privilege and notes party unity efforts, Bryan links, and campaign organization via clubs and a Chicago meeting to set leadership and spending rules.
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Democratic platform plank adopted after Denver convention
The national Democratic committees, through resolutions adopted yesterday at their meeting with William J. Bryan and John W. Kern, put into effect the first plank of the platform adopted at the Denver convention.
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