29 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
1
Francis B. Gessner reports from Washington on Taft’s calm, confident response to nomination news, White House discussions, and plans to secure Ohio for the campaign. He notes Hilles returning as campaign manager, portico talks with Republican leaders, and strategies for governors and a friendly legislature.
At Baltimore the crowd roared as New York cast eighty one votes for Champ Clark ending a long deadlock. Murphy’s announcement triggered clashes and a disorderly parade of standards from many states while Bryan arrived amid the uproar as Wilson and Underwood factions maneuvered for influence.
A multi ballot reporting summarizes Clark and Wilson leading in Baltimore as ballots progress. Clark shows growth early then fluctuates around mid to high 400s while Wilson stays near mid 300s, with Harmon Underwood and others shifting in support through ten-plus rounds. The sequence notes recess calls and final non nomination after twelve ballots.
In Baltimore on June 29 delegates fail to break a deadlock for the presidential nomination amid a long all night session. Champ Clark gains on ballot ten but remains short of two thirds. Wilson holds steady while Harmon falls back. New York shifts and rumors swirl as the convention resumes proceedings at 4 p.m. with heavy heat and wary leaders.
A June 28 blaze in Monson, Massachusetts, tore through the four story straw hat factory of Heimann and Lichten New York, causing about 100000 dollars in damage and heavily damaging an adjoining house and outbuildings. The factory housed a large stock of hats.
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