Bryan Opposes Parker as Temporary Democratic Chair
The Democratic National Committee chose former Judge Alton B. Parker of New York as temporary chairman, 31 votes to 20 for Ollie James and 2 for O’Gorman, amid Bryan opposition. The decision fuels a likely floor fight between Bryan loyalists and conservatives, with Progressive Democrats protesting the Parker pick and a mass of named officials listed in the roll call.
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Kern Not Candidate For Any Honor Before Convention
Baltimore June 26 Senator Jenn W Kern announced he will not stand for any honor before the party convention and will accept no nominations, even if tendered. Earlier he had been mentioned as a possible candidate for the temporary chairmanship in opposition to Parker.
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Cline Introduces William's Resolution on Term Limit
Washington June 24 Reintroduced by Henry M. Williams of Fort Waste the measure seeks to amend the Constitution to prohibit a second consecutive presidential term. Williams argues presidential power exceeds that of a European government and could threaten the will of the people if leading a bad president.
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Marshall Boosters at Baltimore and Governor at Onge
Indianapolis dispatch reports Marshall boosters arriving in Baltimore to champion Governor Marshall for president. Delegates from Indiana, led by James Fry and Senator Fleming, plan to push a dark horse rise if a break occurs. Officials expect Parker support and aim to influence the Indiana delegation for a favorable outcome.
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Official Conv ention Program for State Delegations
The document outlines a multi day convention schedule with arrival of state delegations on Monday and sessions Tuesday through Thursday. It includes calls to order by the National Chair Norman E Mackent, opening prayers by Cardinal Gibbons, committee reports on credentials permanent organization rules and order of business and platform, and nominations for presidential and vice presidential candidates followed by state roll calls and adjournment.
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City Council Extends Bond Issue Debate Two Weeks
The city council plans to continue consideration of a $200,000 park bond issue at two committees and a full council meeting tonight and next Monday. President Schroeder hopes to attend. seven members favor it, with two of the doubtful. Councilman Dittoe, back from Rome City, says he supports the ward’s anti bond vote but was elected to reflect his ward’s will.
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Shnely to Present Marshall Named Thursday
Baltimore June 24 The Indiana delegation holds thirty votes for Marshall on the first ballot but no others are clearly pledged His strength may shift with New York undecided and Governor Marshall gains renewed support from Indiana with Senator Shively likely to burden the delegation A Marshall for President club with a band and banners led the marchers drawing attention to the candidate’s candidacy
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Boy Scouts Benefit Shows Successful, Funds for Uniforms
The benefit performances by the Scouts near the Reveril Moving Pletuts Theatres raised many ticket sales. Proceeds will fund uniforms for the boys, with a strong turnout and cheerful response noted.
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Democratic Conventi on fight over Parker as temporary chair
Baltimore June 24 All hope of averting a fight at the Democratic National Convention vanished when the national committee approved former Judge Alton B Parker of New York as temporary chair. William J Bryan refused to back down, threatening to wage a floor fight to rally progressives against Parker. Bryan warned he might enter the race himself if no strong progressive emerged. The Nebraskan, thrice a presidential nominee, looms as the dominant figure shaping future moves and possibly the nomination itself.
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Baltimore Delegation Ruling in Tilsets Contest Keeps Roger Bullivan Seat
A June 24 decision by a standing committee seats the Roger Bullivan delegation amid a dispute with the Harrison Hearst faction. Twenty three delegates are involved. The ruling does not affect the presidential election outcomes.
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Samuel Firestone Aged Pi Pas Passes Away In Butler
Butler Indiana June 24 After lying in ill health two years Bumvel J Firestone aged W one r pursed away at his home on North Broadway at 10 30 o clock Saturday morning following a stroke two weeks earlier He had been in poor health for several months and was stricken with paralysis last Saturday, dying early Saturday morning.
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Weather Forecast For Michigan And Indiana Regions
June 24 forecast reports fair to warm conditions across districts. In Michigan and Indiana expect mostly sunny days with rising temperatures through Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds will be light to southwest causing mild humidity and pleasant overall conditions.
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