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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Jul 03, 1912

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Wilson Nomination Sealed On Unanimous Fortieth Sixth Ballot

Woodrow Wilson secured the Democratic nomination for President at Baltimore on the forty sixth ballot at 3 30 PM with 990 votes to 84 for Clark and 12 for Harmon. Illinois pivotal as Wilson gains followed by shifts from Connecticut Arizona and others producing a landslide in favor of Wilson. Bankhead finally moves to end the deadlock.

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New York Times Baltimore Woodrow Wilson Wilson Chevip Clark Judson Harmon New York Fitzgerald Clark Champ Clark James Mr. James Illinois Arizona W. J. Bryan Connecticut Taaho Roger Sullivan Sullivan Underwood Fevmore Ave B Louisi Ana Michigan North Carolina Virginia Texas Old Dominion Wilson Camp West Virginia McCorkle Murphy Vardaman Mississippi Alabama Bankhead Maryland Harmen Foss Kern Bryan Colorado Indiana Louisiana Pennsylvania Wisconsin Utah Washington Harmon Grant
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Governor Wilson Nominated at Sea Girt in 2 A M Victory

Reports from Sea Girt New Jersey detail Gov Woodrow Wilson receiving the Democratic presidential nomination by acclamation after two ballots in a tense early morning session. Mrs Wilson and family reacted with restrained emotion as crowds celebrated with a band serenade and a march.

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New York Times Sea Girt N. J Woodrow Wilson Baltimore Sea Girl Gov. Wilson Edward S. Edwards New Jersey State House Commission Edwards Wilson Hester Hasford Mary Hoyt Mrs. Wilson Woodrow Thomas R. Marshall Indiana
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Wilson Heights West Inspires Unity at 1912 Convention

The Illinois hosted gathering feasted on Wilson chants as delegates discussed a vice presidential slot. Georgia’s H H Dean urged Champ Clark while Missouri’s Dockery denied Clark’s candidacy. Burke of North Dakota emerged as a candidate amid chaotic cheers and hisses over Baltimore and Mayor Preston.

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Wilson James H. H. Dean Georgia Ollie James Marshall Indiana Dean Champ Clark Clark Dockery Missouri House of Representatives Delaware North Dakota W. E. Purcell John Burke Burke Gov Purcell Idaho Altscher Illinois Elmore Hurst Miles Baltimore Preston Perston A. Mitchell Palmer Resolutions Committee Palmer
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Unpublished Maupassant Story to Debut in Times Edition

A long lost tale by Guy de Maupassant has been discovered among old papers and will be published in English for the first time in next Sunday’s Times. The reveal promises to add a new work to his posthumous catalog and his literary legacy.

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