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29 Jun 1912
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Marion Weekly Star in Marion, Ohio
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Newspaper
Marion Weekly Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
1
Democratic convention adjourns after seating Wilson delegates
The Democratic national convention voted to seat the Wilson delegates from South Dakota after a lengthy credentials fight. Ollie James was named permanent chairman and delivered a keynote speech. The Philippines were excluded from seating and adjournment was taken until 8 o'clock tonight. Mrs Taft attended, while notable Democrats were kept outside the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
South Dakota
Philippines
James
Baltimore
Ollie James
John Sharp Williams
United States
Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Williams
Parker
committee on permanent organization
E. 0
Britton
H. H Dean
William Randolph Hearst
J. K. Vardaman
Mississippi
Hearst
Vardaman
Bankhead
Hughes
New Jersey
Pomerene
Ohio
Fitzgerald
Boston
Kentucky
Philippine islands
Taft
Bryan
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Bryan Planks Dominate Democratic Platform Play
Baltimore delegates report a progressive platform emerging from the resolutions committee with Bryan leading the main planks on banking supervision debtor protection labor safeguards anti trust reform tariff revision and direct election of senators. One dissenting voice opposed Bryan’s framing while other delegates propose alternate ideas including flexible banking rules and a deep waterway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Baltimore
resolutions committee
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Aldrich banking and currency
United States
rules committee
John Ww. Kern
Democratic platform planks aim for tariff reform and money safeguards
The draft platform, up to the minute, centers on Progressive tariff and banking planks. It calls for revenue tariffs, downgrading protective duties on essentials, and opposes a central bank while safeguarding 18 to 20 million bank depositors. It also favors direct primaries, direct senatorial elections, civil service changes, pensions, a health board, and stronger naval and railway measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Hall
Baltimore
National News association
Aryan
Payne-Aldrich
Wall street
Bryan
Federation delegates debate candidates at eleventh biennial convention
At the General Federation of Women's Clubs gathering in San Francisco, delegates discuss presidential contenders led by Mrs. Philip N. Carpenter and Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker. Ohio and Philadelphia figures vie for vice presidents while Chicago is eyed for the next convention. A shock reveal shows girls earning only one dollar per day and a minimum living wage of nine dollars per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Philip N. Carpenter
New York
Percy V. Pennypacker
Texas
B. Sneath
Ohio
I. L .Blankenburg
Philadelphia
Owen Wister
Georgia Bacon
Massachusetts
Eugene Reifley
North Carolina
Nebraska
Henry Keefe
Chicago
federated clubs
Mary J. Wood
bureau of information
federation
Final Toughes to Platform Final Draft and Praise
Senator Rayner praised the platform as progressive and strong with no excess, noting it was drafted without friction by Bryan O Gorman Pomerene and Walsh. The team finished at 2 30 pm and headed to the Maryland club, awaiting a sub committee vote at 4 pm on whether to accept two possible incomplete planks including initiative referendum and recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
O'Gorman
J. K. Vardaman
Mississippi
Vardaman
Kearn
St. Baltimore
W. J. Bryan
Pomerene
Walsh
Maryland club
National News association
Dryan
Rayner
Maryland
United States
Romance of the air ends in a wedding
London reports the marriage of Miss Dorothy Taylor of New York and aviator Claude Grahame-White at Widford Church, Chelmsford Essex. Weather forced travel by auto from London to Chelmsford. guests arrived by air and an airplane landed in the churchyard. Montague Grahame-White served as best man and Mary Bovee was bridesmaid. The bride wore draped white satin with venetian lace and silver brocade. The couple left for a yacht cruise aboard the Olympic after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dorothy Taylor
New York
Claude Grahame-White
England
Widford Church
Chelmsford
Essex
Grahame- White
Montague Grahame-White
Mary Bovee
Miss Taylor
Leroy Taylor
Grahame White
Olympic
Mise Taylor
Bubonic Plague Suspected As Ship Is Quarantined
New York June 27. The steamer Philadelphia arriving from Porto Rican ports was held at quarantine and searched for bubonic plague traces before landing. Among passengers were sixty school teachers ending vacations. Dominic Salvaggio to die August 23 after supreme court rejection of appeal for murder on Kelley’s Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Columbus, O
Dominic Salvaggio
Kelley's Island
supreme court
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CLARK
CLAIE JAMES
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Democratic steam roller
committee on
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rairman Parker
Kiolah Guimacher
Madison Avenue temple
Washington
Mre Taft
Norman E Mack
oMre Taft
Henry
les
Hugh
Wal
Francis
Wes Aubray
Ilinois
Pennsylvania railroad
Tisa
Wallace
Tait
James A. O'Gorman
Fithian
Whaois
lakes
gulf
California
Missisippi
CITY OF
Merchant Marine
south
treasury
national health board
navy
house of representatives
Body of Women's Chats
Bryan and
O’Gorman
Senator Rayner
Maude Grahame-White
gery
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