Wilson Clinches Democratic Nomination At Baltimore Convention
After a fierce convention fight Woodrow Wilson, described as the Princeton schoolmaster and New Jersey governor, won the Democratic nomination on the 46th ballot with Bryan finally backing him. Thos R. Marshall was named vice president. The piece argues progressives should unite behind Wilson against Wall Street interests and outlines party realignments and resource conservation debates shaping the race.
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