Progressive Victory Confirms Wilson Nomination Move
June 27 Lattimore, Ma. Bryan-Wilson progressives won again at the Democratic convention overturning the credentials committee and seating ten Wilson delegates from South Dakota. New York’s ninety votes shifted to Wilson. The minority report vote showed 630,443 yes and 497 no with 154 not voting including South Dakota. The Philppine Islands were excluded after a ruling. The scene featured clashes, banners, and demonstrations in a tense armory as Wilson and Clark factions battled for the nomination without a clear victor.
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Debate Over Unit Rule Change At New York Convention
Delegates debate how the new unit rule binding applies to delegates chosen by state conventions. Charles R Crisp explains the amendment. delegates elected by congressional districts or primaries remain unbound. Supporters of Governor Wilson argue the change could boost his votes beyond the expected eighteen from Ohio.
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Ollie James Elected Permanent Chairman At Convention
Report from Baltimore June 27 describes Ollie James being elected permanent chairman on the committee on permanent organization. He was escorted to the platform amid applause as Senator La Follette attended as spectator. Taft and Roosevelt indicted claims referenced, with tributes to Lincoln and interactions with Mrs Taft noted. Adjournment set for 4 pm then reconvening for presidential nominating speeches.
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Clergyman 15 Arrested in Anti Liquor League Perjury Case
June 27 report from Buntalo indicates the arrest of Rev. Alton W. Cowles a respected clergyman and anti-saloon movement figure following the earlier arrest of an Anti Lague agent for perjury. Cowles denies wrongdoing and calls for a full investigation of his actions and motives.
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Mrs Taft and Democratic Convention Chaos Draw Baltimore Visit
Mrs Taft visited Baltimore amid anticipated chaos at the Democratic national convention. The article notes her husband William Howard Taft facing opposition from delegates and mentions Mrs Tuttias in a dispute with Mrs Hugh Wallace.
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Long flight over the North Sea by airship from Hamburg
The Goppenlin airship Luise set out from Hamburg at 1:15 AM for a ten hour over sea trip with twelve passengers. The craft aimed to show an air raid capability at 45 miles per hour with a radius as wide as London to Bristol. The Victoria Tango landed in Namburg at 3:15 PM after a nine hour flight.
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Convention whispers weigh on Bryan Clark and Wilson
Report from the convention floor notes renewed talk of William Jennings Bryan as a possible nominee while supporters of Champ Clark insist no defection dents Clark. Alfred Ward recounts conservative chatter that Bryan may already wield influence by naming the candidate. The debate centers on Wilson Clark and Bryan with no firm commitment from Bryan.
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Franke Refuses to Back President Tait Campaign
CPO Franke, Iowa Republican chairman, declares he will not join any committee aiding President Tait's campaign. He urges support for the statewide ticket while allowing Republicans to withhold backing Tait if they question national matters or honesty in politics. The statement was made today at an Iowa GOP event.
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Senate and House Adjourn After Morning Sessions
The Senate met at 10 o'clock and adjourned at 10 40 a.m. on Monday to reconvene later. a bill on legislative appropriations was assigned to the committee and the House met at noon and adjourned at 12 25 p.m. on Monday.
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Bryan Declares Convention Clipped Tail Of Ryan's Cat
Baltimore June 27 Jan 7.1 Bryan said the convention yesterday clipped off the tail of Thomas F. Ryan's cat. He noted delegates expecting a statement on the party standard bearer but would not tip plans. Crowds surrounded Bryan at the resolutiory committee, and he joked about not having time to shave while busy fighting bosses.
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Factions clash over Clark South Dakota delegates seating
The Iowa delegation plans a floor fight at the convention over seating Clark delegates from South Dakota. Bryan supporters led by Walter Dewey and Morris OConnell oppose Iowa's voting as they contest Clark candidacy. Ely of Davenport reports Bryan men staging meetings and threats as Bryan and Clark factions clash in Baltimore and Washington.
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Tie-Up Threatens Government Business In Washington
Washington reports that President Taft urged Congress to pass a joint resolution funding government operations. A standstill may delay House action as the special message arrives after supply bills, with a temporary government tieup likely. Attorney General Wickersham ordered suspension of antitrust actions until the sundry civil appropriation bill or joint regulation extends the operation of the present shadry civil bill beyond July 1.
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Poison Found in Keokuk Man's Stomach Mystery
Iowa City June 27 Special Dr BE W Rockwood University of Iowa chemist announced poison was found in the stomach of William Keithley who died mysteriously in convulsions at Keokuk. The discovery follows a string of troubling cases in the area.
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Crowds Clash With Police Over Boston Kosher Boycott
In Boston on July 27 five women were arrested as police and crowds clashed at Kosher meat shops where a week long boycott has driven high prices. Several persons were slightly injured amid the tense demonstrations.
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Hadley Confirms Roosevelt Delegates Offer Scheme
Missouri governor Herbert Hadley says Roosevelt and New York comptroller Prendergast confirmed that Taft supporters offered to seat Roosevelt delegates from Texas and Washington if Roosevelt would back Hadley or another man. Roosevelt says he will stay in the fight despite such pressure.
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Fisherman Edward Butler Drowned Near Galena
Edward Butler, 14, of Belleyn, drowned on the Mississippi near Galena when his skiff was driven ashore by the steamer W. W. At Galena June 27, his body was recovered downstream.
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Draft of Democratic Planks Looms for Convention
Baltimore June 27 W T Bryan and Senator O Gorman completed a draft of the platform for the Democratic National Convention. The sub committee aims to present a fairly complete platform at 7 o clock, with emphasis on a revenue producing tariff, income tax, direct election of senators, primaries, referendum and recall as progressive measures. A strong Mississippi River improvement plank is promised, with regional reps to carry out state implementations. General Floyd Ning lobbies for an international good roads system.
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Motor Cyclists to Join F A M Soon
A preliminary meeting aimed to form a local motor cyclists club decided to affiliate with the National Federation of American Motorcyclists. The group plans about sixteen members with twelve active, and will meet again Friday at 604 East Eighth Street.
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Miss Ruth Hyink Dies in Oakland Before Seventh Birthday
City resident Mrs. Howard Hackett received word of the death of Ruth Ann Hyink, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyink of Oakland, Cal. The child, who would have turned seven, was the sister of Folya and Naomi Hyink.
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Weather Summary for Iowa and Illinois Tonight and Friday
Generally fair tonight across Iowa with warmer temperatures. Illinois also mostly fair with warmer readings expected Friday. Sunrise 4 57 6, sunset 7 72 9.
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