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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
21
Reporter notes Bryan challenges ex judge Parker as Democrats debate convention strategy. He appeals to party leaders to aid ousting Parker and shape the Florida City rally, amid expectations of a Chicago repeat and internal power struggles within the Democratic National Committee.
The interviewer quotes Parker amid a flurry of names and political chatter. He refuses to comment on nominations and the upcoming New York speech, saying only he plans to remain silent for several months as he travels to the city.
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An odd, partially garbled report notes ex-Commissioner William M. Bassett will preside at a Wilson mass meeting in the area. It mentions various local names and tentative dates, with references to New Jersey interests and a presidential aim.
At Albany Governor Dix pressed for renomination saying he has no plan to block party support for Murphy. The talk centered on Murphy eyeing the governorship and Parker as a possible convention chair, with Dix denying plans to thwart anyone and indicating he would not seek the vice presidency.
In Trenton on June 3, Kauvernor Joseph Woote of Minecinet asserts Parker’s indecision risks party unity. He urges Democrats to reject Murphy’s choice and rally behind a firm program, warning the convention could hinge on Parker’s stance and internal tensions.
A garbled report recounts a crowd gathering as a man named Freeze Quick faced scrutiny in a local town. He claimed honesty, produced a telecast ad, and declared himself vindicated by public support, amid a bustling Pennsylvania scene.
Amid chaotic sessions in Baltimore, Democratic leaders brace for a fierce race as Parker faces anti Parkerites and Bryan allies. Key figures including Hart, Guttey, and Kern weigh party lines while delegates debate voting blocs and potential consequences for national strategy.
An unclear report describes Gibbs contending over a marital dispute. Details are fragmented with names like Monnet and Hume appearing amid courtroom references. The text references a motion to redo actions and mentions financial amounts and arranged conversations, but many terms are garbled.
A telegram urged Wilson to join a move to block Jorge Dur ker’s temporary chairmanship at a pivotal hull convention. He declined to provide details, citing money involved in the reply. The governor stated such practices were improper and that he would adhere to his principles.
A garbled report indicates a Negro Democratic delegate from Colorado is to attend the Democratic National Convention. The notice mentions a representative and an alleged component part of the convention process, with unclear details about the participant and event.
A fragmented report notes J. Bruce Komen, a prominent political figure, arrives to discuss a "thorough progressive platform." The document mentions income tax and regulation as key reforms and cites affiliations with Oregon and other political roles, framed as a progressive agenda presentation.
In a struggle within the party, Bryan backed moves to remove Parker from influence as progressives push to control the convention. Texas Representative Henry declared opposition to Parker favoring a progressive leadership, while Wilcon and Underwood factions claim delegate strength and strategic alignments. The fight centers on guiding the party toward a progressive platform and avoiding a reactionary chair.
A Black man was executed today in Richmond for burglary and robbery after a long gap since the last electoral penalty. The sentence marked a severe end for a violent crime, with officials reporting the use of the electric chair in a high profile case.
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