Democratic Convention Ballot Sparks Lengthy Oratory
At Baltimore on June 25 the Democratic National Convention opened with a lengthy first presidential ballot and extended speeches. Six nominees Clark Wilson Coderwood Harmon Marshall Baldwin remained. Burke withdrew after Dakota delegation moves. Delegates urged quieter remarks as demonstrations erupted for Clark and Wilson amid banners, doves, and cheering.
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Governor Wilson Nominated by Westcott in New Jersey Speech
Baltimore June 7 Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey was nominated by Westcott of Camden. The speech praised Wilson as peerless and fit to lead the democracy, urging unity, moral governance, and a return to equal rights and opportunity without harming others.
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Reed Praises Clark Name as Wilson Rival Seeks Unity
Senator Reed of Missouri presents Speaker Champ Clark’s name and argues for Democratic unity in a presidential selection. He extols Woodrow Wilson as the reformer to open opportunity, cites Wilson’s record on direct primary initiative tariff reform and anti-monopoly measures, and urges delegates to support a candidate who embodies law, progress, and national service.
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Harmon Nominating Speaker Promises Democratic Victory
Governor Harmon is lauded by M A Daugherty as Ohio’s Democratic beacon who transformed the state from Republican rule to Democratic dominance. The speaker extols Harmon’s honesty, economy, anti corruption record, and leadership, claiming he will lead a victorious national ticket as Champ Clark lauds his decades of service and election success.
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Underwood Lauded by Bankhead as Democratic Leader Candidate
Wm Bankhead praises Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama as the Democratic nominee for president. He condemns Republicans for tariff policy and calls for a revised tariff to benefit manufacturers and consumers while stressing Underwood's experience, conservatism, and leadership qualities.
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