Nominating Speeches and Platform Debated at Midnight
Delegates in a crowded convention hall surged with zeal as Ignatius Datin of Omaha praised Nebraska’s William J. Bryan and a long demonstration ensued. The platform committee reported a unified document on trusts railway regulation and income tax, adopted amid loud acclaim after a sixty hour session, and speeches of support followed for Bryan Johnson Gray and other leaders.
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Rudy
Cmeathes
Kentucky
Jong
Way Besngl
Alabama
Nebraska
Ignatiga J. “Datin
Omaha
Americas
Nebrask
William J
Johnson
Minnerste
Bryan
Min Tuekola
Aterm
Minnatoty
Deléz
Handy
Delaware
Committee On
Hackell
Oklahoma
Haskel
Gleny
North Carolina
Swaonson
Virginia
Heflin
Augustus Thomas
Missouri
Jerry B Sullivan
Town
O. W. Powers
Gonrin
Oregon
John J. Lynch
Ohio
Strine
Muarvland
Gray
P. J. A Boyle
Pennaxivania
Committee On Revolutions
Merits of Our Guide and Saving Money Appeal
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Wisconsin
Democratic Convention Nominates Bryan After Late Night Balloting
The convention debated tariff plank changes and anti-polygamy proposals, with Sen. Smith and ex-Sen. Dubsis opposing amendments. The big clock halted near midnight as Bryan supporters celebrated, and Ruth Bryantenville watched as her father was nominated by acclamation and the floor endorsed him.
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Nevada
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Bry
Dubsis
Idaho
Bryan
Jerwil
Fridev
Mra
Ruth Firyantenvitt
Johnson
Gray
Uncertain Vice Presidential Contenders at Democratic Convention
Delegates discuss possible nominees as morning chatter centers on Gov. Folk and other figures. Withdrawal of Judge Gray and cuts by David R. Francis of Missouri shape a shifting field with New York indecision affecting Harrison’s candidacy. Georgia and Indiana names enter the early talks in a politically charged dawn. Hall suffocating weather ends the day.
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David RB. Francis
Missouri
Gray
Massachusetts
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Francis Burton Harrison
New York
Harrison
Brian
Joseph W. Folk
John W .Kern
Indiana
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Georgia
Charles A. Towne
Hall
Sweltering Morning Hints at Hot Day Ahead
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