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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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Ninth Ballot Clarks Lead Wavers as Wilson Surges at Convention

At Baltimore the Democratic National Convention endures a long balloting session with heat and noise. Clark gains on a thirteenth ballot but Wilson rises, aided by Porto Rico and Idaho shifts, while Bryan enters with a dramatic intervening speech. The hall erupts in demonstrations as delegates trade banners and chants while the chair preserves order.

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Delegates Stranded By High Costs At Nomination Meet

Baltimore June 29 Delegates to the presidential nomination struggle to stay as expenses mount. Many report being broke after arrival with room rental food and tips high. Some plan to leave for home while others endure last days amid questions about reception and messages from supporters.

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Underwood Holds Key as Baltimore Deadlock Persists

Washington dispatch reports Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama firmly resisting a Vice Presidential bid while leaders push for a Wilson Underwood ticket to break the Baltimore deadlock. Littleton and Francis pressed him, Clark allies fret as Kansas shifts to Wilson. Taft watches keenly from the White House.

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Clark Leaves Washington for Baltimore Ahead of Convention

Speaker Clark raced to Baltimore at 10 PM amid last minute state delegation talks. With Underwood and others still in contention, the plan to adjourn before midnight shaped Clark's swift move and a hoped reunion on the convention floor upon arrival.

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