Bryan Seeks Dry Platform as San Francisco Convention Opens
The article reports W J Bryan urging a dry plank at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco amid White House resistance. The piece notes internal party strife, Walsh opposition to Carter Glass, renewed McAdoo talk, and President Wilson's silence fueling tensions before the July gathering.
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Hi Johnson’s reforms spark four year recall in West
Hiram Bales reports on a radical western reformer nicknamed Hi Johnson whose four year influence stirred controversy and prompted political reaction across the region.
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Johnson Declines to Back Harding Amid GOP Rift
The piece describes dissension within the Republican Party during the presidential year. It highlights Hiram Johnson of California as a key rival to Harding, noting Johnson’s anger at Chicago’s choice and his reluctance to offer support. It recalls 1916 dynamics where Johnson’s California faction helped Hughes lose the presidency.
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Parker Campaign Seeks Parker for Vice President on Democratic Ticket
A dispatch from San Francisco reports a campaign to nominate John M. Parker of Louisiana as vice president on the Democratic ticket. Parkers supporters claim he would attract Progressive votes to Roosevelt era allies and emphasize national unity beyond sectional lines in choosing leaders.
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Political manipulation risks in states long deemed beyond reform
A brief note discusses how party direction and strategy could affect electoral chances for candidates even if they originate from states previously labeled beyond political reform. The piece emphasizes caution against assuming automatic improvement from new approaches.
Parker Seeks Role in Governor Run as Strong VP Prospect
A statement calls for men worthy of America and endorses John M. Parker as a capable governor and valuable running mate for the presidential ticket, arguing the nation needs strong leadership today.
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