Senators Gore Fires Up Oklahoma Rally
A roaring Bryan demonstration at a Democratic convention erupts as Senator Gore, the blind Oklahoma statesman, speaks and asserts opposition to Taft while praising Bryan. Delegates raise standards, banners flare, and crowds flood aisles in a wild, sustained show of support lasting over an hour.
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New York
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Fight At Night Session at Democratic Convention in Denver
A huge Denver crowd gathered at the Auditorium for a heated night session over the Credentials Committee report. Amid stenographer delays and chaotic floor scenes, Col Guffey and allies prepared to battle the minority effort while Hobson addressed briefly amid mixed cheers and jeers.
Democratic convention echoes over seating battles in Philadelphia
A raucous Philadelphia hall erupts as Hobson and others clash over war talk and naval strength. Senator Towne and Senator Taylor address the crowd while the Credentials Committee reports seats for Idaho Illinois New York Ohio Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. The minority and majority reports on Pennsylvania and Philadelphia seating trigger heated debate with Guffey supporters and GOP-leaning delegates clashing amid calls for unity and state rights.
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Minority Report
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Atwood for Chairman of new Democratic National Committee
Denver July 8 A strong movement backed by Bryan friends and National Committee members is launched in Denver to back John H. Atwood Leavenworth Kan for Chairman of the new National Committee His selection would please William J Bryan Atwood is a noted Middle West attorney whose Interstate Commerce Commission railroad cases have drawn national notice.
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Pennsylvania Special Promises Quick Western Vacations
The Pennsylvania Railroad advertises the Pennsylvania Special an 18 hour flyer from New York leaving daily at 3 95 P M with a Chicago connection to trans continental trains. It emphasizes saving a half day for trips to Yellowstone Colorado Rockies and Minnesota lake resorts and touts comfort and novelty of traveling from the Atlantic seaboard to Lake Michigan.
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New York Lines Up Behind Bryan at Caucus
New York state leaders expect to back Bryan at a caucus scheduled for tomorrow morning. William J. Conners says New York will endorse Bryan and may support Vice Presidential candidates Gray Johnson Harmon or Mitchell. He favors Mitchell as strongest for labor, with other names acceptable.
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Minnesota
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Ohio
John Mitchell
Illinois
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Tammany
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Judge Parker
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Mitchell Gains Strength as Bryan Vice Choice Looms
Special to The Neve Fork Times Denver July. Mitchell labor leader rises as potential Bryan running mate with interest from Eastern states. Col Guffey and New York leaders back him while Mitchell denies candidacy. Minnesota Governor Johnson discussed, but Bryan may block Johnson opposition.
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Bryan
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Pennsylvania
Mitchell
William M. Conners
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