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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
4
The long political analysis decries the 1912 Republican convention outcome. It argues Roosevelt’s progressive bid harmed the party, condemns his tactics and bids Democrats to unite for a new era under Democratic principles and leadership in November.
Crowds head to Dieppe for the two day Grand Prix with 965 miles of racing on a 47.8 mile circuit. Ten thousand soldiers guard the course to prevent mobs as more than fifty entries from France England and other nations compete for speed records.
In Baltimore today June 24 the New York delegation will caucus to decide who to back on the fraternity ballot. Charles F Murphy declined to reveal action likely while hints suggested balancing support between Governor Dix and Mayor Gaynor for 90 votes on one ballot and the mayor on the next. Some delegation members know Murphy intends to move slowly on this decision.
Four passengers, part of a party of five, drowned when a river steamboat overturned after being struck by rollers on the Ohio River near Cincinnati. The victims named Isabella Ganin, Joseph Ganin, Nicholas Saebella, and Harah Joseph, all residents of Cincinnati. The accident occurred amid rough river conditions and follows a separate note about a local liquor proposal opposition in Columbus, Ohio.
Baltimore reports reveal William Jennings Bryan firmly rejects Parker for temporary chair, aligning with Woodrow Wilson against Parker. Roosevelt third party adds to Democratic confusion while leaders fear a third ticket boosts progressive influence.
In Baltimore June 84 Senator Newlands outlines tentative Democratic planks. He backs a whites-only voting standard and condemns black enfranchisement while denouncing Mongolian peril rhetoric. He proposes an interstate trade commission, corporate oversight, and limits on interlocking directors alongside retained Sherman Act foundations. Ohio designation notes parade and Harmon visit.
Mea Taggart and Mrs. Nor men E. Mack hold a quiet discussion in Baltimore. The event centers on personal matters and local social circles with no formal proceedings reported.
At Eagle Park Grand Island a dock gave way as 200 Buffalo excursionists were boarding a steamer. About 30 people are feared drowned with eight bodies recovered. Victims were members of Amherst lodge Order of Foresters. Rescue efforts continue as the crowd awaited the second trip.
Milwaukee reports senator Robert Lafollette will launch a "new party" in Wisconsin with backers from the state. Campaign manager W Houser stated no support will be given to Roosevelt by Wisconsin progressives. In Columbus Ohio, June 24, Hermon Hubbard and Virginia Thurwan Cole left for Haiti to monitor the Democratic platform on women suffrage.
An ad offering neatly printed paper napkins of good quality for church meetings societies lodges and reunions. Supplying napkins to enhance church social events and other gatherings with affordable bulk options.
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