Woodrow Wilson Nominated by Democratic Convention
Baltimore July 2. Woodrow Wilson governor of New Jersey nominated for president on the 46th ballot as Oscar Underwood and Governor Rose withdrew. Wilson gained momentum with Illinois and other states, reaching near the two thirds needed amid tumultuous demonstrations. Senator Bankhead withdrew Underwood, Clark delegates were released, and the convention moved toward Wilson by acclamation after New York pressed the motion. Marshall nominated for vice president. Marshall born 1854 in North Manchester Indiana, Wabash College graduate, lawyer.
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Wilson
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Congressman Fitzgerald
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Virginia
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Bankhead
Underwood
James
Alabama
Stone
Missouri
Fitzgerald
Boston
Foss
Reed
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Mr. Marshall
North Manchester
Wabash College
Two Fight Decisions in Fourth in Johnson Flynn and Wolgast Hivera
In Las Vegas New Mexico on the Fourth Jack Johnson won by decision in the ninth round as Jim Flynn was disqualified for batting. Flynn failed to land a punch on Johnson. In Los Angeles on the Fourth Wolgast and Hivera fought a 20 round bout with Hivera disqualified in the thirteenth for fouling.
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Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Johnson
Flynn
Los Angeles
Wolgast
Hivera
Bryan Lands On The Privilege Seeking Class
Baltimore June 26 Bryan led the Democratic Convention in a progressive push opposing any candidate tied to Morgan Ryan Belmont or the privilege seeking class. He amended and defended a resolution urging withdrawal of such delegates, sparking debate and shouting, before the measure passed by 889 to 196 with votes regional and party lines.
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Democratic Party
Morgan
Ryan
Belmont
Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
Pierpont Morgan
Thomas P. Ryan
August Belmont
United States
Jefferson
Jackson
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas F Ryan
Sey
Virginia
New York
Jeera
Sen
H. D. Flood
Bryan
Gilchrist
Florida
Jones
Becaues
Thomas F. Ryan
Gilcbriot
Ron
Representative Flood
Flood
William A. McCorkie
West Virginia
Bre
James
William J. Ryan
Fvorth
Lewis Nixon
Unfortunate Reno Woman Shot in Quarrel Over Money
Fay Pollard was shot Sunday night by a Greek man who fled the scene. Pollard survived long enough to state the shooter’s motive involved money.
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Fay Pollard
Reno
Jack McCormick
Goldfield Consolidated Mill
Goldfield
Burns Cornell
The
Consolidated Company
Eureka Nevada Birth Announcement in 1912
In Eureka Nevada on June 29 1912 a daughter was born to Mrs John Ventorino.
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Eureka
Nevada
John Ventorino
Palisade
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Evert Saturdat
A. Seiliman
Lock
Furor
NoOorkle
West, Virginia
Money Trust
John W. Price
McCorkle
Lappeal
Soother
William J, Bryan and
HI Birthy Lace
Ryar
Clarence H. Mackay
University of Nevada
Board of Regents
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Board of
Regenta
Mackay School of Mines
R. Radwell & CO
Minneapolis
Minn
Levi St
Nevis
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Jon Hexpensox
Haroens Henpensox
L. O. Hespensox
Laxnaxt
Nick
Muvanat
Eureka Nevada Railway
Tam
Pallande
Rowe
L. BR
Gladden
Eureka, Nevada
First National Bank of
Ely
W. V. Rick Gro, EB. Gown
W.N, McGille
H. A. Coxnes
Hon. Brose
Eureka « Palisade
Eureks
Enrake
Mineral Hill
West Bouot
Thuradaye
Eod
Zadow
Plumme
R. A. Broy
Nevads
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