Wilson Forces Triumph in Democratic Credentials Fight
At Baltimore on June 27 the Bryan and O Gorman sub committee drafted a platform as the resolutions committee prepared its work. The credentials fight ended with the Wilson side adopting the minority report seating ten Wilson delegates from South Dakota. New York cast 90 votes for Wilson, boosting confidence in Wilson’s nomination. The convention organized amid a rally of supporters and a brief riot before the vote.
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Freight Handlers Strike Ends With Reinstatement
Chicago June 27 freight handlers strike ends as 15 workers are reinstated and allowed to return to work. Railroads declare victory as eastern freight movements resume prompt handling expected.
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Flashes From The Convention Opens To Record Crowd
The convention hall doors opened at 10 am and a larger crowd than any prior session awaited admission. Nominations for the presidential candidates were expected to be made or begun this session. The day is hot and overcast, with many fans visible among spectators.
Excursion Steamer Grand Manan Collision Near Calais
In Calais Maine on June 27 the steamer Grand Manan struck a dredge in the Saint Croix River, killing one man and causing many narrow escapes among 600 excursionists aboard. James Carr of Boston, dredge engineer, was fatally injured.
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Mrs Taft Visits Democratic Convention in Baltimore
Washington dispatch says Mrs Taft and guest Mrs Wallace attended the Democratic national convention. They were met with reserved seating and expected to see the convention choose the candidate to oppose her husband in the presidency.
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Critical Battle in Mexico Rebels mass near Chihuahua
Five thousand rebels fortified at Rachimba forty six miles south of Chihuahua ready for a major clash with a Huerta commanded federal column. Tension mounts as foreigners fear looting and rioting while artillery advances call for a noon attack and a possible push toward Chihuahua.
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French Seamen Fatally Hurt After Gun Explosions
Toulon France June 27 Five of twenty three seamen injured yesterday in premature explosions aboard the French armored cruiser Jules Michelet of Hyères die in the naval hospital. An official inquiry cites defective cleaning and gun handling. Hadley to Bring Suit follows.
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Gev John Burke Plays VP Hopes in Democratic Draft
From Baltimore to Minneapolis Tribune reports Gov John Burke may be considered for vice president if an eastern man is named, while he would decline the nomination if Clark or another western figure is chosen. Burke’s stance signals a bid for recognition at the Democratic convention.
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Packard Advised Against Mucking Hanna Controversy
F E Packard, the first investigator in Hanna records, advised against publishing his findings. Buck the muckraker later publicized the matter, while The Forum and The Courier News offered conflicting reports branding the tale false. The dispute centers on who first investigated Hanna and what should be made public.
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Hanna Leads in Cass County Vote Counts
In Cass county outside Fargo, L B Hanna leads with 622 to 498 for Buchanan from 36 precincts. Fargo gives Hanna a 272 vote majority. total statewide race narrows with second choices nearly even. Returns list multiple precincts with first and second choice tallies, continued on page six.
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Independent Returns Show Close Governorship Contest
In incomplete statewide returns Hanna leads Buchanan for governor with Johnson third and Midtbo small. Second choice votes could decide if no first count majority. Buchanan appears to hold slight edge in second choices. County results vary widely with Olson and Taylor renomination and Miller reelected. secretary of state race tight between Henry and Hall.
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Vermont GOP Convention Chooses Fletcher Governor Nominee
Burlington convened to nominate Vermonts next governor and other state offices. Joseph Al Deboor of Montpelier and Al M Hatscher of Cavendish oppose Mietcher who won the nomination. Election set for September with state party leaders confirming the ticket.
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