Bryan nomination fuels unprecedented Democratic convention display
At the Denver convention on July 10 the audience roared as William J. Bryan of Nebraska was nominated on the first ballot after Ignatius Dunn of Nebraska placed him in nomination. George Gray and Governor Johnson of Minnesota also received enthusiastic demonstrations. The crowd, banners, and a wave of support created a record setting, laboring uproar that required band interruptions and police intervention to restore order.
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Convention delegates rally as Bryan supporters roar in praise
The scene inside the convention hall features fierce reactions as Clayton and other speakers call for roll, with Arkansas and California wavering, Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson nominated amid heavy applause. Irving Handy and George Gray are positioned for nomination as the committee on resolutions presents the platform led by Governor Haskell of Oklahoma.
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Platform Completed After Fifty-Four Hours of Work
Denver July 10 after more than fifty four hours of almost continuous sessions the committee of resolutions concluded its work on the platform last night at 11 20 oclock after a period of revision and rearrangement of questions the committee headed by the chairman Governor
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Democratic convention platform drafts Lincoln birth tribute
The Democratic National Convention considers resolutions to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln on February 12, 1909 and recommends appropriate nationwide observance. A proposed rule change to require only a majority vote to nominate presidential or vice presidential candidates is voted down. Remarks from Ligcoly, Neb., July 10 express satisfaction with the platform’s clarity and strength.
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Virginia
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Guffey Elected National Committeeman by Pennsylvania Delegation
In Denver on July 10 Colonel J M Bores of Pittsburgh lost to James Kerr for national committeeman as Guffey supporters secured a majority. The convention adjourned amid claims of irregularities with anti-Guffey delegates planning meetings to contest seating. Some voting delegates were alternates or substitutes.
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Taft Seeks Respite from Publicity Before Campaign
Taft plans a quiet period in Virginia mountains to prepare for the Republican presidential bid. He will not invite friends or issue statements about campaign plans during this time and aims to appoint an executive committee to manage arrangements for the notification meeting. A Cincinnati delegation discussed timing and duties with Taft and received his approval.
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Independence Party Prefers Not to Endorse Bryan
New York July 10 Melvin W Pa per member of the Independence party executive committee says it is unlikely the Chicago convention will endorse Bryan The delegates from this state were instructed to vote for independent candidates and Bryan would receive the party's support if its sentiment holds. Claude C Smith pleads guilty in police court Toledo July 10 well dressed Smith says he would plead guilty to healing when judge would entertain his action He was found guilty and the limit Mahi county Ohio July 10 first time a woman sheriff takes charge Mrs Dickson oversees sheriffs dairy duties and county fairs with frustration and authority.
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