Denver Convention Completes Its Work Nomination of Kern for Vice President
The Democratic National Convention in Denver reassembled to nominate a vice presidential candidate. Indiana Governor Thomas E. Marshall introduced John W. Kern as the slate leader, praising the platform and state support. Delegates from numerous states spoke for Kern while others urged Charles A. Towne and Archibald McNeil, with Texas and Virginia factions pushing for their favorites amid a heat ridden session.
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Delaware
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Gray
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William G. Conrad
Montana
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Mr. Bryan
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Kern Nominated Vice President at Democratic Convention
At the Denver convention Kern secures the Democratic vice presidential nomination after supporters from New York Illinois and other states rally behind him. Delegates vote amid bustling scenes as Towne and Cohalan back Kern and New York pledges support for a Bryan Kern ticket. The session adjourns with thanks to leaders and Denver hosts.
Bryan Is Nominated by Democratic Convention Amid Turmoil
At a raucous Denver gathering in the early hours, William J. Bryan secured the Democratic presidential nomination after a long roll call. Delegates from Georgia to New York cheered, with Key speeches by Augustus Thomas and Olly James. amid disorder, the final roll showed Bryan with a strong majority and the convention adjourned near dawn.
Committee to Inform Bryan Nomination List Shown
Denver July 10 The committee named to inform William J Bryan of the presidential nomination spans many states led by R H Walker Alabama Gustave Jones Arkansas Charles Edelman California Elmer Fare Connecticut Earry Net Delaware Peter J Ford Florida W S Jennings Georgia Crard Idaho Harry L Day Illinois Edward F Dunne Indiana McCart Iowa J O Mally Kansas Charles mMsawter Kentucky W B Haldeman Lin Hn Bicros S Field Massachusetts Humphrey O Sullivan Michigan John T Winship Minnesota J W Zauley Mississippi J H Royne Missouri J W Fa New Hampshire J G New Jersey Robert Davis New York Lewis Nixon North Carolina Edward J Bale North Dakota Frank Lish Ohio T S Arnold Oklahoma D M Haley Oregon L M Travis Pennsylvania Dewitt C Dewitt Rhode Island P H Kean South Carolina F F Bramtere South Dakota Tennessee D G Neetee Texas William Masterson Utah T Fitzgald V A Ames Burke Virginia J H Tyler Washington George F Christensen West Virginia C W Oshenton Wisconsin Baron Barwig Wyoming W H Holiday Alaska H W Kellen Arizona W A Porbes District of Columbia Sam Denedry Hawaii Allen Herbert New Mexico John Morrow Porto Rico D Collazo
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Montana
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New York
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