Bryan Plan to Name Candidate Before Platform Ratified
Baltimore June 26 A report that LaFollette and Bryan discussed the third party movement surfaced as the convention debated platform timing Bryan reportedly declined the resolutions chairmanship and a plan to present the platform after the nomination was ratified by the rules committee 22 to 16 The day featured heated oratory and varied speculation on nominations and party strategy.
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Resolutions Committee
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New York
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Texas
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Democratic convention day two pacing fast paced session
At the national Democratic convention the crowd fills the hall as reports from credentials permanent organization and rules are presented. Ex governor Folk and Senator Rayner speak while Bishop Murray leads the invocation and the Missouri delegation prompts Clark demonstrations. Senator Gore urges harmony, declaring a house divided cannot stand, as the tenor of the day mixes cheers and interruptions and adjournment is set for 8 p m with further speeches planned.
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Georgia
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Alabama
Ollie James Named Permanent Chairman of Democrats
Baltimore June 26 The committee on permanent organization chose Ollie James as permanent chairman by unanimous vote. James was named by standing vote, with Urey Woodson named permanent secretary on roll call 24 to 18. Woodson was chosen associate secretary. Senator Culbertson of Texas was offered the chairmanship but declined due to poor health and concern over the strain.
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Committee On Permanent Organization
Ollie James
James
Writton
Dte
Featin Urey Woodson
Woodson
Senator Culbertson
Texas
Credentials Committee Delays as Illinois Delegations Clash
Baltimore June 26 The Cook county Illinois Sullivan delegates were seated by the credentials committee amid protests from Chicago mayor Carter Harrison and Roger Sullivan. The panel adjourned late as disputes over police control at the Cook county Democratic convention delayed proceedings. The report noted Bryan and anti Bryan factions maneuvering as Roosevelt supporters eyed potential dark horse candidates with the convention still undecided on nomination strategy.
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Roger Sullivan
Cook County
Ilinois
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Roger Sulliven
Viols
Credentials Committee
Hope Se Ond Place Cor John Burke at Altimere Md
North Dakota delegation meets Governor Burke in Altimere Maryland their aim to stand up and be counted. They expect to address the governor and seek release at the proper time for a convention and potential vice presidential consideration. Delegates claim promises of support from influential delegations.
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Altimere
John Burke
Wanpeton
Burke
North Dakota
Lehmann Resigns as Solicitor General
Washington June 26 Frederick W Lehmann solicitor general of the United States has placed his resignation in Tafts hands It is known his successor has practically been chosen Lehmann a democrat was mentioned for a possible future attorney general post if democrats win The plans of Lehmann are not known but he may return to St Louis and work in the coming campaign W H Bullitt of Louisville Ky is considered as a successor to Lehmann
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Frederick W. Lehmann
United States
Taft
Lehmann
Supreme Nsew
St. Louis
W. H. Bullitt
Louisville, Ky
Death over Auto Course at Drappe France Grand Prix
Drappe France June 25 a mechanician Bessagna was killed and driver Collinet seriously injured when their car capsized at the start of the French automobile grand prize race covering about 907 miles. Collinet was attempting to pass a rival when the mishap occurred.
Light vote cast across state in early returns
A statewide light voter turnout is reported with causes including a new registration law that reduced poll lists and poor weather that kept farmers from the polls. Fargo notes about 80 percent of voters not yet registered, while rural districts show lighter Democratic support and stronger Republican expectations as results look uncertain.
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Fai
Farm Train Day Off At Jamestown Then Visits To Cities
A special farm train day off allow citizens in Jamestown to inspect the train while organizers rest to vote. The schedule shifted to visit more towns including Buffalo Name Marion Casselton and conclude in Fargo Saturday evening. The Pure Food Car exhibit by H Le White highlighted food values and medicines with explanations. Famous painter Sir Teurena Almary, 17, has died in Wiesbaden after stomach ulcer treatment.
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Germany
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Social Activities in Farm Life of North Dakota
Social activities in North Dakota farming life opened with a creamery picnic for stockholders and patrons. About 1,000 attendees heard Dairy Commissioner R Flint discuss dairying and the creamery industry. The section led creamery work and organized picnics, following a similar event in Youngstown the prior Saturday drawing nearly 2,000 people.
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N. D
Lfe
North Dakota
R. ¥. Flint
Youngstown
Tragic Dock Collapse Near Buffalo Claims Dozens
At Eagle Park on Grand Island near Buffalo a crowded dock collapsed sending over 100 people into Niagara. Five bodies and a list of eighteen missing were recovered by the medical examiner. Survivors recount scenes of panic as wreckage and rotting planks were found beneath the collapsed section. Names of victims and families are emerging from the chaotic aftermath.
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Grand Island
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George Hichmeyer
George MeeKee
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Con
Court Amberet
L. B. Hanna Appears To Lead With Incomplete Returns
Incomplete returns from the election by morning show L. B. Hanna leading with a likely plurality in a close contest. Other candidates’ results are too incomplete to determine.
La Follette Loss Blamed On Houser Campaign Manager
Madison June 26 Gov McGovern declares Senator La Follette’s Chicago convention defeat due to campaign mismanagement led by Walter L Houser. He argues Houser’s strategy helped elect Root and sparked a cascade of calamities, while presenting figures on Taft Roosevelt and Dean delegations to justify his bid for temporary national convention chair.
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Wis
la Follette
Chicago
F. E McGovern
Walter L. Houser
Root
McGovern
Taft
Roosevelt
Susce Velit
Cummins
Committee On
Editorial Corrects State Fund Amount Mixup
An editorial points out a misprint in yesterday's issue, where the state automobile fund amount was shown as twenty thousand dollars instead of twenty thousand properly. The corrected figure clarifies the secretary of state's hold up involved.
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Norton
Roosevelt Named by New Party Moves to Baltimore Convention
Roosevelt declares he will not depart from his Saturday night statement and refuses to be influenced by any act at the Baltimore convention. He affirms acceptance of the new party nomination and emphasizes adherence to stated positions.
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Roosevelt
Baltimore
Roosevelt Auld
Roosevelt Emerges With New Party Backing At Conference
At an informal conference with Dixon Johnson Garfield Pinchot and others Theodore Roosevelt discussed a definite programme for progress. In Chicago on June 24 a new party was born as cheers for Taft faded and Roosevelt received a nomination from Republican leaders. The nomination was tendered in Orchestra Hall and promptly accepted, with continuation promised on Page Ten.
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Johnson
Garfield
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Chicago
Theodore Rooseee
Taft
Eee Roosevelt
Aoe
Renenien
Fresola
Jared
Indictment Doubts Clash in Dayton Trust Case
Cincinnati dispatch reports Judge Hollister overruled objections in the madility medical trust case. Daytons officials argue indictments will stand, asserting violated fiduciary duties and trust protections amid legal proceedings.
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Hollister
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