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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

12

Democrats Open Their Convention in Denver Hall

Delegates converge at the Denver Auditorium for the Democratic National Convention opening. Theodore Bell named temporary chairman as Bryan supporters push for Bryan’s nomination with Parker and Gray figures watched. Memorial to Cleveland and seat labeling mark the brisk proceedings amid cheers for anti monopoly and direct election of senators.

Bryan George Gray Delaware Taggart Daniel Virgina Towne Sulzer New York Idaho Dubois Heitfeldt Minnesota Johnson Alice Roosevelt-Longworth Gay Spanker Nebraska Ruth Bryan-Leavitt Viscount de Chambrun France M. Kroupfsky Russia H. F. Charteres England Argentine Greece Belgium Chile Bell California Taft White House Ollie James Kentucky Credentials Committee Guffey Mr. Bryan Grover Cleveland Judge Parker Francis Missouri Cleveland I. J. Dunn Parker Connecticut St. Louis New Jersey Oflaware Robert Hudspeth James Smith, Jr Denver Denver Auditorium Tom Taggart Philippines Theodore A. Bell Alton B. Parker Thomas Jefferson Western Plains Virginia North Carolina Thomas Taggart National Committee Democratic National Committee United States Denver Convention League James J. Keane Wyoming Woodson Urey Woodson Edwin Sefton Washington, D. C Charles I. Northen Atlanta H. C. Richmond Fremont Neb C. A. Nash Perry Edward Cahill Springfield Ill Will Rein Rawlins Wyo Frank B. Ross Indianapolis Ind William McEnrry Rock Island T. F. Smith New York City William E. R. Byrne Charleston W. Va C. J. Gavin Col Rees F. Horrocks Little Rock Ark Joseph L. Reily John I. Martin J. C. Fenn Indiana Eugene W. Sullivan Illinois Ruby LaFoon Madisonville W. Allert Langdon N. D E. E. Murphy Leave C. F. Rainer Samuel Kerch Seattle Wash P. T. Ramsey Blanchard Louisiana Ellison James M. Guffey Haskell Oklahoma Mr. Bell New Far West Georgia West Virginia North South Carolina Vermont Republican Party John E. Lamb Arkansas Kansay Indian Territory Omaha Friends Charles Bryan Dunn Mr. Dunn William J. Bryan David R. Francis W. B. Haldeman Kentuckians Haldeman Democratic Party Princeton N. J Bel Garman James Pennsylvania Theennsylvania Colonel Guffey

Bell urges convention duty to curb corporate power

In Denver on July 7 Theodore A. Bell calls for honest public service and legislative action to regulate injunctions and curb corporate greed. He criticizes the Chicago Republican platform, urges reforms, and outlines Democratic aims on tariffs, trusts, and election financing.

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