Wild Demonstrations Mark The Democratic Nomination
Baltimore June 27 Bryan led the Democratic convention in a progressive declaration opposing any presidential candidate tied to moneyed privilege. The stormy vote focused on withdrawing delegates connected to Morgan Ryan Belmont, sparking boos, cheers, and heated exchanges as Bryan pressed for reform and party independence.
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Bryan Flays Interests In Defending Resolution
Bryan declares a resolution to ban any candidate allied with Morgan, Ryan, Belmont, and the money trust. He argues the Democratic convention faces pressure from "priviless classes" and insists the party must resist outside control by prominent financiers. Report notes applause and interruptions as he calls for withdrawing supporters of these men.
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Waterloo High School Alumni Gather For 4th Anniversary
Waterlo o Ind June 27 Two hundred members of the Waterloo High School Alumni Association will assemble today to mark another anniversary of the urbanization. A reunion will be held at homes around Waterl right day and at 6 o clock a banquet will be served on the school grounds. Regine nibs and a program featuring varied interests will be rendered. The Ararat association boasts the largest membership in the Twelfth district. Wilts of Waterloo is president and has prepared for a bold meeting despite possible inclement weather, which may move the gathering to the schoolhouse.
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Senator Shive Lawes and Gov Thomas Marshall Mentioned
Fragments mention Senator Shive and Governor Thomas Marshall in reference to a law, with a note that the material appears on page 10. The readable text is sparse and lacks full context or clear actions.
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Fred Feick's View of It in Baltimore
A telecommitteeman at the Brotherhoot of Traimmen outlines plans to visit several headquarter locations to place in the platform a machinery control for Miana detonation. He argues it is crucial to nominate Governin Ma Shall for president to defeat Bryan, citing labor’s vote and betrayal concerns. A copy of the TesOlUMH is to be shared with delegates, with warnings of possible contract violations if an alternate is chosen.
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Weick
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Four Candidates Before Convention Hold Out for Ballot
Baltimore bulletin reports four candidates before the convention at an early hour. Senators Shively placed Marshal in nomination after taking the plats. At Convention Hall Baltimore at 3.25 a m Wescott began his nominating speech for Governor Wilson.
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Convention drama as Wilson supporters push first ballot
At 2:45 a m the Wilson demonstration persisted amid a heated six hour push for a first ballot. The Democratic National Convention in Baltimore contends with delays as Oscar W Underwood Champ Clark and Simeon J Baldwin contend for nomination. Alabama and Georgia delegates rally behind Underwood while a white dove is released. The scene includes cheering, disrupted order, and ongoing attempts to reach a first ballot before daybreak.
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Champ Clark
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Lordor
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Weather forecast for Washington and Ohio valleys
Forecast notes variable winds and warmer conditions through Friday into Saturday. Northeast areas may see warming with generally light to moderate winds. Central portions expect warmer Friday, with unsettled temperatures and inland regions experiencing southerly breezes.
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