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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

3

Urge Tariff Commission Plank Aims for Democratic Platform

National Tariff Commission Association seeks a scientific tariff revision plank in the Democratic platform via Baltimore delegates. John Kirby Jr leads talks, backed by 250000 business leaders and 130 trade groups, mirroring a Republican plank.

Baltimore National Tariff Commission Association John Kirby, Jr National Association of Manufacturers of the United States Sontherne Manufacturing Chemists’ Assorietion United States Netionel Association of Clottiere Wetional Associiation of National Velit OF and Drive Aseuvietion Wetionel Business Langue of America National Bhose Whoulegalore’ AssiMation Mational Furniture Meatlunel New York

Washington suffragettes set for Baltimore march

Washington women plan a large suffrage parade in Baltimore with white outfits and toy balloons bearing Votes for Women. Led by Miss Elle Hill and Miss Alice K Jenkins, the contingent includes Miss Lola La Follette and other notable figures from Congress and political families.

New York Times Washington Baltimore Elle Hill Ebenezer J. Hill Connecticut Vassar Miss Hill Women's Equal Suffrage Man of Alice K. Jenkins Jenkins Lola la F

Bryan Leaders Clash Over Progressive Platform At Convention

In Baltimore the Committee on Resolutions, controlled by anti Bryan forces, moves to placate him after his defeat. Bryan refuses chairmanship and hints at a possible floor fight if the platform becomes too conservative or too progressive. He pushes to nominate a presidential candidate before the platform, seeking leverage to shape policy.

New York Times Baltimore Col. Bryan Committee On Judge Parker Bryan O'Gorman Culberson Rayner United States Amd Queson Rene Committee On Resolutions New York Wall Street Senator Kern Indiana Kern Mr. Bryan Possi le Committee On Rules Wilson Sainie Wile Bon Ole Gov. Haremon Hilingle Florida Clark Newlands Nevada Monetary Commission Commerce Commission House Congress National Committee Resolutions Committee Progressive Democracy Platorm Clarke Arkansas William Jennings Bryan

Bryan veto platform splits Democratic convention

In Baltimore the Democratic Resolutions Committee, amid rifles and bayonets in the armory, reports Bryan declining the Chairmanship and urging a platform after nominating a candidate. The panel endorses delaying the platform with a progressive tilt and hears various drafts from New York, Nevada, and others while Gompers presses labor concerns.

Murphy Aids Mack to Keep His Place in Party Nominations

Baltimore June 26 Charles F Murphy strengthens his grip on New York State delegation confirming Norman E Mack as National Committeeman for another four years. Upstate leaders back Murphy while opposition to Mack as Chairman grows. Gaynor boom seeks favorable candidate but faces uncertain support from Murphy and bosses in Baltimore.

Gompers Denver John Mitchell Frank Morrison Mitchell Morrison Bryan Mr. Gompers James A. Emery van Cleve St. Louis Emery American Stock Growers’ Association A. W. Rucker Colorado Albert S. Grigg American Civic Reform Association Quezon Philippine Islands Harry Irwin Hawaii Strong Alaska Llewellyn Jordan Wasington George T. Morgan Edward J. Cahill Chicago Gulf of Mexico Eugene S. Ives Arizona William Green Ohio Beckham Kentucky United States Taylor Fisher Interior West Democratic Party Gregg Texas House Committee On Naval Affairs Irving Fisher Yale College Darlington New York Owen Oklahoma National Health Bureau Miller Iowa New York Times Baltimore Charles F. Murphy New York State Norman E. Mack Empire State Mack Murphy Harry P. Keith Wilson Committee of Twelve Lewis Nixon O’gorman Gov. Dix Mr. Murphy Gaynor Taggart Sullivan Toni Robert Adamson Adamson

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