Tariff plank focus in labor ally appeal at convention
New York Times report from Baltimore details a tariff for revenue platform, highlighting the human cost on workers and families. Key figures like Representative William C. Redfield and Senator Gore press for tariff reform, wage relief, and a strong Panama Canal plan amidst party debates.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Committee On Resolutions
William C. Redfield
New York
Redfield
Tariff Board
House of Representatives
Congress
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau of Manufactures
Bureau of Trade Relations
State Department
Senate
Tlai
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Judge Parker
Republican Party
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Committee On
Money Trust
Martine
New Jersey
Gov. Wilson
Sayaueice
Panama Canal
United States
Army
Navy
Guy B. Tucker
Arkansas
National Associations of Civil Service
Texington
H. P. James
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Washington
Democratic Leaders at Baltimore Favoring Three Nominees
Baltimore sources quote ex-State Chairman Nugent denouncing Gov. Wilson and predicting Harmon Underwood or Clark as likely nominees. He says Clark needs first-ballot support to win, notes Wilson’s support fading and cites a misrepresented primary tally. Delegates meet in Baltimore to choose a unifying candidate for the fall.
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Baltimore
Smith
Nugent
Wilson
Harmon
Underwood
Clark
New Jersey
Marshall
Foss
Cece
Gov. Wilson
Democratic Party
Nugent Attacks Wilson Over Harmon Underwood or Clark
Ex United States Senator James Smith Jr and James R Nugent of Newark travel to the Democratic National Convention as Nugent accuses Wilson of improper alignment. The statement names Harmon Underwood or Clark as possible outcomes.
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United States
James Smith, Jr
James R. Nugent
Newark
Parker Arrives in City for Baltimore Convention
Ex Judge Alton B Parker arrives from Rochester en route to Baltimore where he will chair the Democratic convention. Governor Baldwin responds to William Jennings Bryan urging harmony, outlining three core Democratic principles and warning against centralizing power.
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Rochester
N. W
Baltimore
Judge Parker
Madison Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Bryan
New Haven
Conn
Simeon E. Baldwin
William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Hartford
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party of the
United States
Washington
Democratic Party
Wilson supporters rally as Gaynor project nears
A Wilson for President rally gathers in New York with a Baltimore bound Gaynor Special train departure from Penn Station. Delegations from Italian clubs and Democratic figures attend, promising broad support and a Cooper Union mass meeting to drum up momentum for Wilson.
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Gaynor
Wilson
Cooper Union
Pennsylvania
Jacob A Cantor
Baltimore
Christian Reisner
Isadore H. Santeiss
J. H. Hogue
French Democratic Club of
New York
Geismer and
Freschi
Marx
Cesare Conti
Democratic Club
Charles Barotto
Il Progresso Americano
Giovanni Vicarrio
Italian Herald
Francis J. Oppenheim
Association of New York
Boston
Springfield
Philadelphia
Yonkern
Jersey City
Nassau Street
Itimore
L. B. Dunham
Wilson Managers
Win
C. M. Marnes
Rouses Point
Clinton County
Milton E. Gibbs
John H. Dailey
Monroe County
Brésyme County
Fandlyr M. Heins
Binghamton
Harmony at Baltimore Avoiding Personality Conflicts
A call to secure harmony at Baltimore by emphasizing points of agreement over differences. Support for letting the National Committee act on the sub committee’s recommendation and a push for Republicans to end a monopoly of preconvention personalities.
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Baltimore
National Committee
Bryan for Harmony Too on Temporary Chair Bid
William J. Bryan, en route to Baltimore, avoided naming a candidate for Temporary Chairman and urged harmony. He said his actions aimed to unite the party and ensure a smooth convention start. Samuel Gompers and Gov. James Hawley traveled on the same train with Bryan, joining Idaho delegates.
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É Samuel Ompers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Bryan
James H. Hawley
Idaho
Mix Ballots in Fraud Fight Over Rhode Island Delegates
Providence June 22 A break in at the Rhode Island Democratic State central Committee head quarters mixed ballots from the direct primaries, rendering ballots useless and delaying the seating of delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. Congressman O Shaughnessy claims defeat by fraud and will press the case before the convention committee.
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Rhode Island
The
New York Times
Providence
R. I
Baltire
State Central Committee
Baltimore
O’shaughnessy
Willmack
Robespierre Linen Wear and Dress Accessories Sale
Various ladies garments and accessories including Robespierre linen waists with jabots and cuffs, washable garments, French voile dresses, petticoats, skirts, and lace details. Prices range from a few dollars to the mid teens with noted values and recent price reductions.
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Robespierre
Footwear sale on exclusive lasts with varied leathers
Ad lists shoes in white nubuck canvas tan black or gray suede and Russia calf leather made on exclusive lasts with hand turned or welted soles. Monday only price 3.50, previously 5.00.
Misses' Summer Apparel and Dresses Price List
A catalog segment lists Misses' clothing including White Serge Suits Linen and Charmeuse Dresses in sizes 14 to 20 years. Items feature tailored coats, silk linings, embroidery, Cluny lace, and Irish lace trims with prior prices ranging from 9.75 to 29.50 dollars.
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Norfolk
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Robert Adamson
Tofino Ragn
Tom Tagger
Roger Sullivan
Norman Mack
John T McGraw
International News Service
Clark Howell
Lillen
Murray Vandeveen
Fi Talcott
Eawin C. Woods
Amerse_ Press Assay
Parker
Best & Co
Fifth Ave
Thirty-Fifth St
Harmony
Fort Wayne
Ind
Franklin Simon & Co
Fifth Avenue
38Th Sts
Sands Ocaiageera
Coatsength
Pista
Misses
Nott Gg
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