Utah Opposes Anti Mormon Plank in Resolutions
Utah delegates back Judge W H King to oppose the anti Mormon plank arguing the Mormon question is dead and polysomy ceased in Utah. Efforts by New York to abandon Du Bois anti Mormon aims failed. H E Fuller of the Brotherhood of Railway Men seeks a similar injunction plank backing workers rights to strike and jury trial in contempt cases.
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Dubois
H. E. Fuller
The
Brotherhood of Railway Men
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Lincoln Mayor Delivers Bryan Platform Draft to Denver
Lincoln mayor F W Brown arrives in Denver with a platform reflecting W J Bryan views for the Resolutions Committee. Bryan and relatives accompany Brown, who also carries gavels from Jefferson and Jackson homes as diplomatic guests prepare for the Democratic convention.
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Resolutions Committee
Nebraska
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Brown
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Mr. Bryan
Burlington
Missouri
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Goltra
Doc
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Monticello
Jefferson
Clayton
Jackson
American Republics
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Chicago
Barrett
National Committee
James Bryce
M. Jusserand
Democratic Party
Resolutions Committee of the
Econvention
United States
Allies Try to Galvanize Bryan Opposition at Denver Convention
Reported efforts by allies to unite against Bryan show activity but little concrete result. Delegates arrive from Oklahoma to Illinois as talks center on the vice presidential pick and the strength of Bryan's campaign.
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Murphy
Tammany
New York
Denver
Cook County
Illinois
Chicago
Seventeenth Street
Albany
Roger C. Sullivan
W. J. Bryan
National Committee
Committee On
Convention
Burke-Prentiss
Sullivan
Labor Leaders Arrive to Push Anti-Injunction Plank
Samuel Gompers and AFL leaders Mitchell Duncan and others arrived in Denver seeking to add a labor injunctive plank to the Democratic platform. They seek equal treatment under law for injunctions in labor disputes and deny opposing Bryan, while signaling a revised Chicago proposal.
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Gompers
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Chicago
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American Federation of Labor
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James Duncan
Federation
Building Trades Council
Denver Federation of Labor
Representatives of Labor
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Oma
Bryan
Colorado Governor Backs Roosevelt as Bryan’s Running Mate
Former Colorado Governor Charles S.Thomas, to serve on the Democratic Convention Committee on Resolutions, states Roosevelt is the strongest man to name for Vice President and would win if nominated. He warns a convention split could push Roosevelt to first place and potentially beat other nominees if an independent ticket forms.
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Old Guard
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Retund
Lincoln
Folk
Miesaarl
Dubois
Idaho
Pettigrew
United States
Senate
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New Jersey
Overman
North Carolina
Burton
Kansas
Mr. Bryan
Gray
Judge Gray
New York
John Mitchell
Colorado
Denver
Charles S.thomas
Committee On
Roosevelt
Thomas
Man captures six wolf pups after slaying protective mother
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports Theodore Berryhill held off a mother wolf for two hours using rocks before killing her. He then discovered she protected six wolf pups which he captured and brought to the city in Lapulta Oklahoma on July 5.
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Commercial Tribune
Lapulta
Okla
Theodore Berryhill
Kerr declares for new national committeeman in Pennsylvania
Former Congressman James Kerr arrives in Denver and says Pennsylvania will back Bryan with at least 42 votes. He calls for a new National Committee man to reflect genuine Democratic sentiment, criticizing Colonel Guffey as out of step and noting he would mobilize supporters to fund a replacement.
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Apostle Reed Smoot
Senate
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Democratic Party
National Committee
Idaho
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William Prentiss
Chicago
Credentials Committee
Illinois
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Cook County
Roger C. Sullivan
Jacksonville
W. J. Bryan
Kerr
Denver
Pennsylvania
James Kerr
Guffey
J. M. Guffey
Ex Senator J R Burton Joins Democratic Rank
Denver July 5 ex United States Senator J R Burton of Kansas joined the Democratic camp for the coming campaign mingling with Kansas delegates and pledging support for the party nominee He criticized Taft for securing his nomination through patronage and charged Roosevelt with advancing autocracy over democracy.
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Col
United States
J. R. Burton
Kansas
Burton
Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Guffey Answers Bryan Attack in Pennsylvania Dispute
Colonel J. M. Guffey of Pennsylvania issues a detailed reply to William Jennings Bryan's Lincoln speech. He accuses Bryan of false claims about Pennsylvania delegates and political interference, cites past support and payments, and brands Bryan a hypocritical target of the party’s "boss" critique.
Longworths At Omaha Seek Bryan Nomination
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth visiting Omaha on route to Yellowstone Park and Denver for the Democratic National Convention. Michigan delegates cheered the President's daughter and her husband as they passed at Union Depot. Longworth stated he was for Bryan for the nomination just as much as the Democrats.
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Union
United States
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Gore
Dubois and Heitfeldt
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Dubois
Omaha
Neb
Nicholas Longworth
Medill McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Michigan
Union Depot
Longworth
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