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The Democratic Banner in Mount Vernon, Ohio

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The Democratic Banner

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Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

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Unit Rule Frays at Democratic National Convention

At the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore on June 27 delegates clash over the unit rule as it binds Ohio Wilson supporters to Harmon. Minority leaders Covington and Henry defend the rule amid loud demonstrations. Parker calls for order as debates extend about two hours with fans waving banners and clashes erupting in press and gallery sections.

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Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimers Parker Clark Woodrow Wilson United States John W. Kern Gaynor New York Covington Congressman Henry Texas Henry Congress Maryland Ohio Wilson John At Peck Peck Pook New Jersey Harmon Mr. Murphy William F. Sheebap John Sharp Williams Wilcon Minority Report Kever Williams Edwin War Feild Mgeiine Speaker Clark Lndy Champ Clark Delegate Peck Stanton, Va Woodrow’ Wilson Underwood Alabama House Mississippi Florida L. B. Russell Elizabeth N. J Arthur Brisbane Brine Hane Wilson Rooter Kane Baltimore White Amela Brisbane Parker Warnon Crileries E. H. Moore Youngstown Baker Judge Parker Moore Brewer Misesippi Xuten Obo Lunn Nebraska Vale Judge Moore Ture Ollie James Regiment Armory W.ogi Moran Missouri
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Democratic Convention Hearings and Speeches in Baltimore

Delegates heard former Governor Folk of Missouri praise Bryan and predict the Democratic nominee will win. Senator Rayner of Maryland urged progress over Republican division, invoking party mottos as the crowd cheered. Chairman Parker called for more speakers, with Henry D. Clayton of Alabama delivering a sharp denunciation of the Republicans.

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Joseph W. Folk Missouri United States Folk Bryan Rayner Maryland Republican Taft Roosevelt Party Senator Rayner Parker
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Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore and Leading Democrats at Convention

Report covers a Democratic convention with roll calls on the minority report and unit rule. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas and Virginia delegate actions sparked crowd cheers and disorder. Delegates shifted, Harmon and Sullivan figures debated, Harrison Hearst ties discussed as the session adjourned at midnight.

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Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore Ion Bryan Murphy New Yorks Ohio Harmon Pennsylvania Texas Minority Report Virginia Wilton Joseph A.bell Indiana Credentiam Committee Roger Sullivan Harrison Hearst
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Convention Roars as Delegates Clash for Nominee

The Baltimore crowd at the Democratic National Convention erupts in shouts and cheers as candidates are urged by speakers like Gore and Harmon. Amid uproar and police, Clayton proclaims any nominee could win, while supporters of Clark and Underwood shout their backing, and state leaders call for peace and reform.

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Clayton Clark Benator Gore Oklahoma Mr. Gore Republican Party Gore Theodore Roosevelt John Temple Graves James E. Campbell Benaorelect Ollie James Kentucky Derm
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Radical platform draft from New York delegates

In Baltimore on June 27 a New York caucus submitted a platform draft to the resolutions committee. The proposal is described as radical, potentially drawing Mr. Bryan’s objection. It calls for tariff reduction, denounces President Taft for vetoing central banks, favors an income tax and direct primaries for senators, and proposes a six year presidential term.

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New York Baltimore Bryan Teft
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Unit Rule Vote in Baltimore Convention Fallout

Baltimore June 4. Ordinary convention proceedings feature a Wilson demonstration and the breaking of the Ohio unit rule by the Wilson Bryan forces. Governor Harmon has eliminated a presidential candidate and his managers plan to avoid presenting his name. Conference with the governor aims to secure approval of this plan to prevent slaughter at the convention.

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