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Wilson and Marshall Chosen by the Democrats
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey was nominated for president on the forty-sixth ballot and Thomas A. Marshall of Indiana was chosen as vice president at the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. The party approved the platform and conducted a dramatic, extended balloting process amid factional battles and speeches by leaders including Senator Stone and Mayor Fitzgerald.
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