Hopeless Deadlock Forces Adjournment in Baltimore Convention
The hopelessly deadlocked convention adjourned in Baltimore after Speaker Clark arrived, amid factional clashes in Missouri and opposition to his appeal. Disruption rumors and bitterness toward Bryan shaped Clark forces as they debated the impact on progressives and the convention’s platform.
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George Fred ‘Williams
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William Jennings Bryan
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Missouri
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A. Mitchell Palmer
Wilaun
Sungay
Jefe Wrehington
Clark Leaves Capital as Contention at Convention Grows
Washington scene details Speaker Clark’s departure by train amid talks with Maryland and state leaders about a possible dramatic entrance at the Baltimore convention. Plans to adjourn and counter demonstrations fade as Clark’s friends hope for a statement or letter to present to the delegates.
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Willner
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Baltimore Forum Candidates Stand Unified at Convention
Two leading candidates for president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, Mrs Percy Pennysacker of Texas and Mrs Philip Carpenter of New York, spoke from a shared platform pledging mutual loyalty. Mrs W E Miller of Indiana addressed the endowment issue during remarks.
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General Federation of Women'n Clube
Percy, Pennybacker
Texan
Philip Car-penter
New York
Endow
Mra Pennshecker
Birn Carpanter
Bryan Defies New York Delegation At Democratic Convention
William J Bryan returns to the floor to oppose Clark as New York supports him. He shifts to Wilson and warns he may oppose any nominee aligned with the Belmont Morgan Ryan interests. The hall erupts as delegates interrupt, others shout support, and Bryan persists for nearly an hour amid chaos.
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Underwood
Marshall
Kernier Moss
Brewer
Mixmiasinp
Knox
Alatama Waz
Mora
Woman's tribute to advertised goods on Berry Street
A Berry Street woman extols buying advertised items professing stronger trust in brands. She lists corsets, fabrics, shoes, and household products and asserts manufacturers stand behind advertised goods more reliably than generic options.
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Na Berry
Catherine
LILY
Seavey
Indiana Lighting Cocs
Funk
ROYAL
Hafpner
Medémon
Democratic Nomination Balloting Runs Long as Wilson Gains Ground
Baltimore June 29. On twenty six ballots the Democratic convention adjourned until Monday as Woodrow Wilson slightly closed the gap with Champ Clark. Wilson rose from 356 to 407 votes while Clark fell from 554 to 463. Speaker Clark hurried back from Washington amidBryan urging opposition to any nominee backed by Murphy of Tammany hall.
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New York
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