Parker Wins Temporary Chair At Democratic Convention
William Jennings Bryan faced Alton B. Parker for temporary chair as delegates split. Parker secured 573 votes to 506 for Bryan with O Gormaz also listed, and Parker’s keynote began amid cheers before adjournment due to disorder and fatigue.
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Roll Call Shows Parker Victory With Split Delegates
In a contested roll call for the party nomination, delegates reported Parker leading with a mix of unit rule wins and scattered Bryan support across states. State totals show Parker ahead in many columns with Bryan receiving notable fractions in several jurisdictions.
Unclear OCR Fragment of State and Person Names
Fragmentary OCR shows pairs like Pennsylvania Bryan Parker Rhode Island Parker and Tennessee Parker Bryant Texas Bryan Utah Parker Vermont Parker Virginia Parker Bryan with scattered numbers. No coherent event or context emerges from this garbled list.
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Anti-Roosevelt Feeling on Credentials Committee at Convention
Special to The Northwestern reports Samuel H eady Wisconsin member of the credentials committee at the Republican national convention discusses Chicago events. Taft nomination blocked by Roosevelt sentiment and fear of breaking War forces. Roosevelt would not back a substitute. Hadley of Missouri floated then dismissed. Scene at Congress Hotel alleged rough and costly. Roosevelt refused to release delegates, aiding party defeat next November. Democratic errors could win in November.
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Riot at Federal Building Over Mexican Revolutionary Case
A riot erupted in Los Angeles when eleven month prison sentences were handed to Ricardo Florez Magon Eliane Magon Anselmo Figueroa and Vibrada Rivers for violating the neutrality law. One hundred supporters attacked police and several women were injured during the ensuing street clash. many arrests were reported.
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Unity in Commercial Lines Urged by National Chamber Leader
Hare A. Wheeler president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States called for greater unity in commercial lines in an address to the National Press Association. He urged the public be educated on the need for organized action by commercial interests.
Death by own action at Janesville
Special report from Janesville Wis June 25 Earl Conkle a young man from Delavan died last night by his own action after taking poison thought to be morphine. The incident occurred in Janesville and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Milwaukee candidate for Sie Murose convention next August
The Citizens' Business league of Milwaukee announced that the city is a candidate to host the Sie Murose convention next August. The notice appears in a special dispatch from The Northwestern.
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Bryan as Temporary Chairman Sparks Democratic Convention Fight
The Bryan forces urge him as temporary chair amid a bitter factional struggle at the Democratic convention. Bryan nominates Keen then Parker. after pleas for harmony, Bryan is nominated and accepts. The Armory hosts a decorated opening as delegates arrive amid rain and cautious seating, with state banners and a full gallery crowd.
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Starvation or meningitis blamed for death in Janenyive
Special to The Northwestern Meningitis blamed for the death of Frank Duffy a 40 year old man found in a hut near Janenyive Wisconsin about ten years ago He was moved to the county hospital where he died Sunday Doctors say starvation did not cause the death but meningitis, An autopsy was held to determine the cause of death The man had brothers living in this country.
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Wisconsin Delegation Opposes Parker for Temporary Chair
At the convention in Baltimore Wisconsin delegates meet and vote unanimously against Judge Alan B. Parker for temporary chairman. George Hilton of Oshkosh sits as an alternate, J. J. Dempsey of Oshkosh as a sixth district alternate. Wisconsin applauds Bryan during his nominating speech for John Kern.
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New Progressive Party Forms in Illinois
Chicago reports the Progressive party headquarters in Illinois opened with plans to name permanent officers later. Leaders say no steps toward organization will be taken before the Baltimore convention. Roosevelt’s stance unchanged. Illinois chairmen weigh Governor Seeneen's poll and President Taft's telegrams seeking opinions.
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Intercity Coarse Grain Rates Hit Due To Discrimination
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that coarse grain freight rates from Canton Elk Point and points in South Dakota to Omaha and Minneapolis were discriminatory. The order lowers Omaha rates by at least 1.5 cents per hundred pounds and ties September 1 as the effective date, following a complaint by the Omaha grain exchange.
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Baltimore Convention Names Parker as Party Chairman
Political index notes Bigihe Latter announces Parker chosen for Republican and Progressive Movement convention leadership. Committes Names Parker.
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Parker Opposes Third Term and Tariff Power at Democratic Meet
At Baltimore on June 25 Judge Parker of New York, named temporary chair, warned against a third term and tied tariff policy to trusts and monopolies. He accused Republicans of backing combinations and urged a one term limit to curb executive power, while blaming tariff support for inflated costs and corporate influence. The talk framed reforms as essential to democracy and national welfare.
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Wisconsin postoffice clerks and letter carriers convene
Marinette Wisconsin hosts the state meeting of postoffice clerks and letter carriers. Attorney D W Miller welcomes visitors as William Chister of Sheboygan and Thomas Murphy of Eau Claire address the assembly. About 100 delegates attend with a banquet and ball planned this evening.
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Jury in Alienation Suit Involving Henning and Harvester
A Chicago jury was obtained today in the case of John C. Henning versus Clarence Funk, general manager of International Harvester. The suit seeks $25,000 for alleged denation of Mrs. Henning's affection. Funk was absent from the court.
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Showers and Cooler Forecast For Region
A weather outlook notes showers and cooler temperatures for the area. The report mentions a general cooling trend with unsettled conditions likely to persist through the upcoming days.
Democrats in Harmony Seen Driving 1913 Campaign Momentum
Baltimore June 25 1913 Democrats aim for unity while factions clash over policy and personnel. Observers note leaders and delegates seek peaceful paths toward a November victory with whispers of staffing posts ahead of the March fourth stalemate.
Democratic convention brawl and looming election
Fragmented copy details battles at a political convention with taunts of victory and treason. It notes Democrats fear losing the White House after Taft and Cleveland and mentions rumors of an amalgamation between Hearst and Murphy to back Champ Clark, amid tense strategizing before election day.
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