James Speech at Baltimore Defends Democratic Path
Senator Elect Oilie M. James, serving as permanent chairman, saluted the Democratic convention in Baltimore. He praised the party as the people's, attacked Taft and Roosevelt, criticized Republican tariff policy, and hailed William Jennings Bryan as a historic figure alongside Jefferson and Jackson.
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Alabama Orator for Underwood
W B Bankhead of Alabama nominated Oscar W Underwood for president praising his tariff record and leadership. He criticized Republicans for complacency and argued for a fair tariff and lower cost of living as core Democratic pledges.
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Daugherty Names Judson Harmon for President
The nomination speech lauds Judson Harmon as a reforming leader. It touts his stance against trusts and tariffs, notes Ohio's Democratic ascent, and pledges honest government, economic revival, and strong national representation under his guidance.
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