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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1912
Page
1
Warren National Bank touts its security for depositors with figures from an extract of a government statement. It notes total assets of 4,284,100 dollars and cash on hand 9,676,461 dollars. Deposits total 8,805,606 dollars and claims cash and immediately available funds amount to 70 percent of deposits, higher than the regional norm.
Reports show tensions rising between Bryan and Clark factions as delegates argue over strategy and support. New York delegates loom large, with Wilson gains cited. the convention opens amid shifting alliances and loud protests on the floor.
The Indiana statesman reports party leaders and delegates clashing as negotiations continue in Baltimore. Amid rumors, Wilton Clarke and Champ Lark face intra party pressure with New York telegrams urging support for a shift, while Murphy receives a flood of messages from New York Democrats.
Speaker Diaguited With the Clark managers as tensions rise over campaign strategy. Clark backers accuse lieutenants of cross purposes while Senators Stone and Pettigraw push independent lines. Stone claims to have faced ten days of bad weather and isolation from the inner circle as Clark seeks cohesive support.
A fractured convention scene shows Bryan supporters clashing with Clark forces as infighting stalls nominations. Reports claim deadlock may force a 30 day recess while adjournment proposals echo amid name changes and shifting allegiances in Philadelphia style political maneuvering.
The Wilson camp believes Governor Wilson will be nominated by the Democrats, with New Jersey backing him. Wilson supporters round up delegates and switch to his candidacy, while requests and telegraphs from allied leaders bolster belief he should be the nominee. Bryan activity is noted as influencing party factions and the process.
Drafts from the South and Southwest urge Progressives to desert Clark and back Wilson through delegates. Bryan’s response sparks a backlash as Wilson’s managers resist endorsing Bevan’s move at the convention. Morgan Belmont Ryan and the New York delegation face pressure as camp factions collide.
In Baltimore on July 1 a personal and political split emerged as Camp Claricot Mixtours severed ties with William Hegan of Nebraska. The charge, described as false and infamous, alleged Clark favored insiders to secure a presidential nomination. Clark announced retirement from the race under the announced circumstances and pledged support only after adjournment and completion of his term.
A fragment outlines Clark’s shift toward anti Bryan forces as Baltimore leaders rally around the anti Bryan stance. It notes Clark’s neutrality earlier and a reply to Senator Stone, with Stone claiming the majority backed the speaker and condemning delays in nominating a candidate as a party violation.
The text outlines factional support shifts around Clark and Underwood forces, mentioning Theo foval and Oscar Wy Tinderwood in a murky campaign context. It hints at potential movement toward the House, with references to a nomination and shared leadership roles, but details are unclear.
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