Democratic National Convention Sputters to Noon Adjournment
The Democratic National Convention adjourned at 4 05 am after 12 ballots failed to nominate a candidate for president. Names like Bryan and Kern feature in late talks while calls for a single term plank echo. Multiple figures show low support for Marmion Marshall and Umierwood amid ongoing efforts to reach a two thirds vote in New York influence.
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Olnek
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Convention in Detail Delegates Struggled to Nominate
Tallmore June 20 At midnight the Democratic national convention was deadlocked after eight ballots with Clark leading at 448 votes, Wilson 251, Underwood 128, Harmon 130, Marshall 8, and minor totals. By the ninth ballot, prospects for a nomination dimmed as leaders sought compromise. The day featured a slow, tedious process with no clear consensus and shifting loyalties, Connecticut federations split among several candidates.
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Kern
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Clark Forces Gain Ground In New York Backing
Delegates in the hall reported headway between factions as Charles W. Murphy shifted New York’s 90 votes toward Champ Clark after debates showed Harmon’s candidacy stalled. On the tenth ballot Michigan gave Clark a gain, while Murphy pressed for Clark despite initial Harmon support. The crowd roared as Murphy declared for Clark amid cheers, with August Belmont and others trying to calm the hall. By early afternoon, New York votes leaned to Clark, and Wilson supporters sought Bryan’s intervention to check Clark’s advance.
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Eleventh Ballot Maintains Wilson Support Amid Delegates
The eleventh ballot keeps Wilson’s bloc solid as Tiderwood and others trade votes. Clerical debate and chair remarks provoke delegates who demand changes, with Wilson receiving 4 more votes while Tiderwood gains 1 and Clark loses 4. Oregon delegates switch allegiance, signaling continued factional maneuvering.
Evening Session Details On Ballot Vote In New York Cent Mer 90
An evening session in New York cent Mer 90 discusses voter support for the Sper Champ Clark candidacy. Leaders decide to reconvene after a pause until 9 39. A damaged fragment notes a possible health issue and a plea for stability in the proceedings.
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Champ Clark
Suffragettes Renewed Campaigns Across Cities With Attacks
London and the provinces resumed aggressive window smashing today targeting post offices and clubs. Premier Asquith faced a forcible assault as suffragettes breached security while MPs debated the home secretary’s budget and the women’s prison feedings drew sympathy and denunciation.
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Royal Hxchangs
Manchester
Slio
Cambridge Colliery Reopens After Repairs in Shenandoah
Workmen return to the Cambridge colliery in Shenandoah Pennsylvania after extensive repairs following the suspension order last April. Operated by the Tames brothers the mine resumed operations this morning providing employment for hundreds of men.
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Heinze and Wife Appear to Be Apart in Unsettled Marriage
Rumors say F A Heinze mine operator and his wife Bernice Golden Henderson, once Mrs Charles Henderson, are living apart after a stormy marriage begun in 1910. She acted on stage as the Vampire in A Fool There Was. Alimony, a son Catherine, and recent estrangement are noted amid health and European travels.
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Toledo
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Autopsy on Entence Body in Havana June 29
The body of General Hstenos, slain during the uprising, was buried in Havana after an autopsy. A crowd gathered as officials noted a single bullet wound in the left forearm, believed to be from a Federal firing from behind a tree.
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