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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
3
Baltimore dispatch reports a high tension day as Clark and Wilson factions press for nominations. Stone asks Harmon, Marshall, Underwood, and Wilson to withdraw to back Clark, while Underwood clings to his bid. Indiana and New York votes shuffle and factional maneuvers hinge on party unity and potential vice presidential picks.
Governor Wilson faces rapid questions and decision moments as Bryan signals support for Wilson. The Times reports Wilson rejecting a special train to Baltimore and views on New York’s opposition and Morgan Belmont Ryan influence. Demonstrations flare in the galleries while Bryan addresses the convention amid rising tension and political maneuvering.
Belmont and Ryan signed checks as part of a plot tied to political revenge. Washington reports one of the schemes connected to the controversial financial actions.
Desperate tactics surface as members of the New York delegation hold canceled checks from August Belmont and Thomas F. Ryan sent through De Lancey Nicoll to Bryan’s campaign manager. A proposal to display the checks on stage to provoke a Bryan opposition met resistance from Murphy who blocked the plan amid tense convention mood.
Ohio Governor Harmon said he would not discuss the Baltimore situation until after a long distance talk with manager E H Moore. He planned no withdrawal from the Presidential nomination fight and stayed up awaiting results as the twelfth ballot showed no clear nominee.
Gov Marshall in Indianapolis refused to withdraw from the Presidential nomination race after receiving Senator Stone's telegram urging him to step aside for Champ Clark He said he would not answer it and remained in the fight for the nomination as of June 29.
A retailer touts a liberal price reduction on parasols and sunshades from stock. Items originally priced up to 25.00 now start at 1.35 and run to 8.50, with many shades slashed to modest amounts.
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