Progressives Gain Ground as Democratic Nomination Nears
A Associated Press report from Baltimore and Bathmore on June 28 notes William Jennings Bryan is seen as dominant, with progressives hoping a nominee will appeal to them. Roosevelt may abandon third‑party plans, while Clark delegates shift as New York’s 90 votes loom in play.
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Extracts From Speeches Nomination of Democratic Candidate
Excerpt highlights Wm B Bankhead praising Oscar W Underwood of Alabama as the Democratic presidential nominee choice. He denounces the Republican party as degenerate and defends tariff reform. Bankhead extols Underwood as incorruptible, experienced, and fit to lead with steady public service and moral leadership.
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George Melroy Behind Bar Again After Escape
Deputy Sheriff Jenkins reported George Melroy in custody yesterday from Meridian. Melroy has repeatedly escaped custody, initially convicted of a moral law violation, then recaptured and jailed at the county farm, from which he again escaped. officials will keep tighter precautions until his sentence ends.
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Meridian
George McElroy
McElroy
Second Ballot In Democratic Convention Sees Clark and Wilson Rise
The second ballot results mirror the first with Clark and Wilson gaining. States such as Massachusetts Minnesota New Jersey and North Carolina align with Clark or Wilson while Harmon Underwood and Baldwin also appear with varied tallies across multiple regions.
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Bryan Voted in Follette Camp for Champ Curk
Baltimore dispatch reports Bryan expressing support for Clark and opposition to Underwood or Norman. He notes delegates who vote for reactionary interests will not retreat, while discussing Morgan Ryan Belmont and the presidential race dynamics. La Valliette attacks Roosevelt in Lalolette’s Weekly, alleging Roosevelt split progressives.
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Henri Rostand at Bijou Theatre in Calcutta Show
Clark Mounts presents Henri Rostand of East India in a two hour program of esoteric mysteries and ragtime songs. Three reels of pictures shown. Prices include gallery 10, down 15, children 1.
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Laurel to Get New Railroad Shops Soon
W. J. Owens of the New Orleans and Chicago railroad announced in Laurel that within twenty eight hours work would begin on grading the site and preparing facilities for a railroad shop complex. He pledged rapid construction and substantial spending in Laurel over the next months, with completion aimed as quickly as possible. The plan includes building a depot and related facilities, and officials inspected the site during a visit in the private car.
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Argus
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Roosevelt Campaign Criticized by Fed Party Figures
A fragment notes critics accusing supporters of big interests backing Roosevelt and labeling his campaign as extravagant and dishonest. The text references a historic push toward a presidential nomination and questions Roosevelt's financial conduct and progressive credentials.
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Nature
Creal
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Lighting Strikes School Building in Electric Storm
A severe weather event caused lightning to strike a school building at Elisville, severely damaging the tower and roof. Fire crews extinguished the blaze with water from hoses as construction crews removed debris and secured the site amid ongoing repairs.
Roosevelt Refuses To Discuss Subject In Baltimore Row
The Associated Press reports Roosevelt declines to discuss the Baltimore pork issue amid Democratic expectations he abandon early plans. RB Brewkon, mayor of Hinesville Ga, notes Foley Kidney Pills benefited him and he recommends them for kidney trouble.
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Roosevelt
Baltimore
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Vardaman Presided To Restore Order In Convention
Senator James Vardaman of Mississippi was brought to the chair to restore order after a turbulent session. The convention halted debate as disorder prevailed and the body struggled to proceed.
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Baltimore
James
Clael Tagiess Vardaman
Mississippi
Gail
Convention &O
Cranford Case On Trial At Ellisville
The Cranford case proceeds in Ellisville with state versus Mike Louie charged. A large jury panel was exhausted, and authorities anticipate a lengthy trial likely to span several days.
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Dune
Mike Louie
Wil Ash
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