Democrats Open Their Convention in Denver Hall
Delegates fill the Denver Auditorium as Bryan supporters surge with anti Bryan forces seeking unity. Notables include Parker, Guffey, Sullivan, and Bell as temporary chair. Resolutions honor Cleveland and Bryan paths form, with committee tasks and anti monopoly stances shaping the opening session.
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Springfield
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Indianapolis
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Rock Island
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Democratic Convention Demands Reform Against Corporate Power
Denver July 7 The convention open speech by temporary chairman Beil calls for honest government, curbing corporate power, and enacted reforms. He criticizes the Chicago platform as weak and demands action against monopolies, injunctive abuse, and expansion of postal savings banks.
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