Democrats Again Strive To Break Deadlock At Clark Nomination
Baltimore Md June 2 The seventeenth and eighteenth ballots were indecisive with no material change. The Democratic National Convention sought a candidate for president amid debate over a two thirds rule. Clark led and Wilson trailed as ballots continued, with Nebraska and Oklahoma casting pivotal votes, and Bryan speaking on the platform during roll calls.
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Judy
James
Lea
Progressives
Janica
Bob
Clark
Aim
Wilson
John Reach Straiton
Talbot
Connecticent
Underwood
Nebraska
Claris
Wilson S. ' Ther
New York
Chas
Murphy
North Carolina
Wilson Frealn
Ohio
Alaska
Hawili
Paria Rien
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Virginia
Tadds
Wilann
Derwood
Tlarmon
Marshall
Foss
Firvan
Wilson Kalved
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Kern
Hirst
Mack
Tha Mationi
Harmon
Degerk Clark
Thair
Shige
Wich
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New Yorks
Bryan
Ty Wilson
Democrats Select Delegates Today at County Convention
The Democratic county convention convened at 2:90 pm in the coin building with County Attorney H Thompson chairing the meeting. Joan Hoffman was temporary chair, Henry Nicolaus secretary, and G Allbee assistant. A committee from each ward and township was named to select delegates to state, congressional, and judicial conventions. The delegates chosen include J G Vlant, J Hoffman, Joan Devitt, Pat Carroll, B H Black, S W Phillips, Joseph Helverson, and many others across Bloomington, Fulton, Goshen, Montpelier, and surrounding townships.
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Democratic Counnty Central
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Henry Nicolaus
G. Allbee
Ton P. Breen
Brean
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Cedar
Hrank Hawkins
Fruitland
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Straure
Fulton
Hans Anderson
John Gel
Goshen
John Flates
Lakisfosepy
Gibbs
Montpelier
George DP
Gerrardt
Wapsie
Chet
Phillips
Moscow
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Pike
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Sweetland
J. P. Aldinger
T. A. O'Brien
Vasoudine
First Yard
John LP
Breen
M. F. Cronn
First Precinet
Joan Hoffman
Adam_Els
George Detther
Crono
James Helgerson
J. G. van Lant
Woou, Graff
L. J. Woran
A. Ge 'Thompson
Claig Kneese
George Dattner
Jno. Hofman
Joan Devitt
Pat Carrol
Adam Wigim
Tom Fryat
F., Cronin
James O'Toole
Adam Ils
Kuebler
ACR
Whitmer
CL Lf
Milger
John Stebcock
John O'Brien
H.W. Punek
Wil McKee
J. J. Aldingar
G. J, Gear[hard
Joseph Gibbs
Chas. Mhrocke
Ty G
Deadlock in Democratic Nomination Triggers Coastwise Strike
Strikes by Atlantic coast seamen paralyze several ships after a morning rally to break the presidential deadlock. New York delegates cling to Clark as Underwood, Wilson, Harmon factions press for quick resolution. Coastwise ships City of Montgomery, Sargine, Hamilton, Arapaho face stoppage amid plans to mobilize 35,000 seamen and 40,000 longshoremen if needed.
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Uatrike
City of Montgomery
Sargine
Hamilton
Old Dominion
Clyde Ene
Oilers
H. H. Raymond
Ahe Aident
American Steamship Association
Ines
Atlantic Coast
National Transport Workers’ Federation of Amertea
Kevan
Duyl
Maine
Texas
Americans Plan Self Protection in Mexican Conflict
Cautionary measures taken in Chihuahua to prevent disorder if the fighting turns against federal troops. Americans gather in a single place as the American flag is raised and a commander is in charge. In Huerta’s headquarters, Bolghar, Mexico, June 20, federal plans aim to avert a rebel advance for at least three days. The advance guard nears Canasvilo south of Bachimba as federal strategists move to secure the area. At Robles Front, Bachimba, Mexican theatre, June 29, the ruse of delaying tactics unfolds to draw rebel leaders. General Fernandez and 400 men patrol, while 5000 federal troops hold Bachimba outposts, ready for contact at any moment.
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Conan
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Ortis
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Bachimsa
Democratic plea for reconciled nomination signals Clark lead
Senator Stone as Missouri chair urges Governors Harmon Mishal Wilson and Representative Underwood to withdraw in favor of Champ Clark to unify the party. Reported telegrams claim Clark holds a majority and that withdrawals would honor majority rule. Replies from Underwood and Marshall indicate no response. speculation spans New York and the West as delegates reassess support.
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Stone
Missouri
Harmon
Mishal
Wilson
Underwood
Champ Clark
Desest
Washington, D. C
Wo. J. Stone
Champ Clarix
Marshall
Indianapolis
Clark
Whinon
Bryan
Kara
Clack
Arner
Xern
Bryandnho
Clark Confidently Awaits Nomination in Baltimore
Washington June 26 Speaker Clark said he would stay up to read returns until nominated. He returned to his capital host before noon and eagerly read Baltimore reports. He dismissed Senator Bankhead's claim that Underwood federates would thwart his nomination, insisting the delegates will decide.
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Clark
Inquirer
Baltimore
Capital
Bankhead
Underwood
ICH TRUST MEMBERS MAY LOSE CHARTERS
In St Joseph Missouri on June 29 the prosecuting attorney filed suit to revoke the charters of three local jet manufacturing companies. Officers of the firms were recently indicted for maintaining a price fixing conspiracy on ice control.
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St. Joseph
Dr Crapsey Arrested After Alleyway Mix Up
Dunkirk June 24 The Rev Algernon Crapsey once linked to heresy trials and later untrocked by the Episcopalians faced a patrolman’s inquiry. He claimed he was marching on the street awaiting a season while lecturing on socialism at Frederick, was questioned at police HQ, identified himself, and was released after a brief detainment.
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Algernon
Grapsey
Hochester
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Stansey
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Frederick
German Aviator Schadt Killed Testing Military Airplane
German aviator Herr Schadt was killed during a test flight at Muihaugen Germany on June 29. The military aeroplane crashed after a sharp curve at about 240 yards altitude, fatally injuring the airman.
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Lesting
Fletim
Muihaugen
Germany
Roosevelt Picnics With Family at Cold Spring Harbor
Roosevelt enjoys a quiet day with family away from politics at Oyster Bay. The former president boards a boat for Cold Spring Harbor, seeking a calm retreat while avoiding news from Baltimore for the day.
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Tung
Roosevelt
Cold Spring Harbor
Baltmora
Injury from fish hook prompts medical removal
Gus Phillpotts of 1106 New Hampshire street flaked fish and drove a hook into the second finger of his right hand. Dr F R Haletoad attended and removed the hook after a deep incision. the report continues with incomplete scoring and detached device references.
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Gus Phillpotts
New Hampshire Street
F. R. Haletoad
Bryan Explains Vote at Democratic Convention in Baltimore
William J. Bryan defended his Nebraska delegation vote at the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. He criticized New York's influence, backed Woodrow Wilson, and pledged to withhold support from any candidate aligned with Morgan, Belmont, and Murphy. The hall roared as Bryan spoke for nearly an hour amid calls to halt him.
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William J. Bryan
Bryan
Champ Clark
New York
Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Murphy
Ryan-Belmont-Morgan
Wilson
Temains
Jennys Brian
Sulzer
Senator Stone
Missouri
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Ryen
Belmont
Bryen
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Nebrake
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Ryan
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Bemont Ryan
Warmon
Underwood
Marsha Kern
Foss
Brewer
Knox
Alabama
RainiAill
Leba
Hera
Gay
Virginia
Sal
Wilson Urged to Come to Baltimore at Conclave
Dispatches from friends urge Governor Wilson to hurry to the convention in Baltimore. Officials confirm a possible trip on a special train, with the governor undecided as of 1:30 PM. Secretary reports consideration of leaving, while debate swirls over nominations and party unity. Bryan's altercations and protests color the floor as delegates question delegations and support for nominees. The item also notes a crash near Galena, Illinois, injuring one rider.
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Weather prompts for Iowa Illinois forecast noted
The report indicates Weathers, Iowa, with generally warm tonight and Sunday, while Illinois sees generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday, with warmer nationwide. sunrise and sunset times listed as 4318 and 7231 respectively.
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