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30 Jun 1912

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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Jun 30, 1912

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Bryan Threatens to Bolt If Named by Tammany Aide

William J. Bryan swung at the Democratic convention in Baltimore, denouncing Ryan Belmont and Parker as influenced by Murphy and Crane. He declared he would bolt if a candidate tied to New York power and Morgan were nominated, then moved to switch support to Wilson amid a raucous, two-chairman presiding clash.

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New York Times Baltimore William J. Bryan Theodore Roosevelt Francis J. Heney Charles R. Crane Ryan Belmont Bryan Nebraska Murphy William Sulzer New York Roosevelt Ryan Belmont Parker Ryan-Belmont Heney Crane Allon B. Parker Cohalan Ryan-Belmont-Hearst Roger Sullivan Tom Taggart Thomas F. Ryan August Belmont Clark Wilson Hearst Murphy and Congressman Sulzer James Sulzer Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries Charlie White Texas Senator Stone Missouri Champ Clark Stone Sulser Judge Parker Charles F. Murphy New York Democracy Morgan, Ryan Hisses Chicago Fred T. Dubois George Fred Williams Massachusetts William Jennings Bryan Emerson Hotel Dubois Idaho William R. Hearst Democratic Party House of Representatives House Francis Williams Gov A. Mitchell Palmer Washington Mr. Bryan Mr. Bryan i Wilson Sunteen Underwood Harmon
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Clark Hurries to Baltimore to Rebut Bryan Charge

Speaker Clark arrives in Baltimore amid a stalled convention and demands exact justice from the Democratic fold. He insists he has not allied with special interests and calls for Bryan to retract or prove the charge. The Missouri delegation shows resistance to Clark’s push for a platform confrontation.

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Convention Adopts Strategy as Wilson Delivers Climb

After eleven hours and fourteen ballots in Baltimore, the convention adjourned to Monday as leaders seek a compromise candidate to beat Wilson. Clark’s dwindling support signals his end. Harmon’s lineup gains 43 votes while Wilson nears the 725 roll to secure the nomination.

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Wilson New York Times Baltimore Bryan Wilson Movement Gov. Marshall Indiana Champ Clark Clark Mr. Bryan Tottering Harmon Champ Mitchell Palmer Wilson Pennsylvanians Gov W. S. McComb Wilson Boom
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Night Session Drama Shifts Ballot Lead at Democratic Convention

After hours of voting the Democratic convention pivots as Louisiana moves 11 Clark 8 Wilson 1 Foss on ballot twenty two. Ohio shifts toward Clark. Massachusetts switches to Foss. Wilson climbs past Clark on several ballots as North Carolina fully backs Wilson amid rising heat and crowd fatigue.

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New York Times Baltimore William J. Bryan New York Louisiana Wilson Clark Foss Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Ohio Harmon Tece Sulzer Mr. Foss Marshall New Jersey
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Index to contents moves to Page 17

The Times index usually listed in this column will appear today on Page 17 of this section. The note informs readers to check that page for the issue’s contents and related listings.

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Tammany Mur Phy Ryan and Belmont Republican Party Alleghanies the Convention Wilson Camp E. D. Moore Campbell Illinois Iowa California Kentucky Clark- Harmon Moore Oregon Missourian William Stone Bill Burleson Henry John Sharp Williams Mississippi Pennsylvania Jones Arizona J. Hamilton Lewis Gov. Wilson Lewis Dave Gellecin Clarkwood Ist Kern Gaynor
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