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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
1
Ten Clark delegates from South Dakota are unseated while Wilson supporters win places on the permanent roll. A major demonstration against opponents redrafts the convention agenda as it adjourns for the night.
Baltimore June 27 The Bryan Wilson progressives overturn credentials committee and seat ten Wilson delegates from South Dakota. Wilson supporters say the vote makes his nomination practically certain as New York 90 votes that previously went to Clark Harmon are cast in a block for Wilson.
At Baltimore on June 27 the Democratic convention opened with Wilson and Clark forces contending over South Dakota and Wyoming delegate seating. The.credentials committee backed Wilson backed Clark, provoking a rowdy, bannered protest from supporters. The roll call vote seated Wilson delegates from South Dakota while the convention adopted the permanent chair and adjourned for the day. Governor Wilson lauded the unit rule shift after the session.
Report from Baltimore on June 27 says Theodore Roosevelt will drop his third party and back the Democratic ticket if Woodrow Wilson is nominated. The claim has gained wide circulation and credence.
In Los Angeles June 27 the prosecution indicated it would offer a telephonically recorded transcript of conversations between Darrow and John R. Harrington in the McNamara case. The transcript would be presented on Harrington's redirect examination after cross examining him about their talks. Darrow’s alleged remark about seeing Matt Schmidt after the Times building explosion and giving Schmidt money in Chicago was the only potentially damaging statement cited.
Claude Grahame White, famed aviator long linked with actresses and society figures, wed Miss Dorothy Taylor at Widford church in Essex. The ceremony was followed by a reception hosted by Sir Daniel and Lady Gooch, close friends of the bride and her family.
A statue of Francis Bacon, celebrated Elizabethan scholar and prose master, was unveiled in South Square Gray's Inn. The ceremony was led by Rt. Hon. Arthur J. Balfour who delivered the oration before a large gathering of notable figures.
Ann Arbor Michigan June 27 Professor Martin L D Oooge head of the Greek department retires from the University of Michigan faculty after forty five years of service He is the oldest continuous member of the Michigan faculty and retires on a Carnegie pension
In a convention night demonstration the speaker expressed gratitude for support and claimed the scene showed broad regard for his candidacy. The rye commented on the lack of concern for any man’s bid.
A crisis in the Mexican revolution unfolds as five thousand rebels, well entrenched at Bachimba, forty six miles south of Chihuahua, are expected to clash today with federal columns of equal strength commanded by General Huerta.
General Huerta expects to have artillery in position miles south of Bachimba by noon today and will begin an attack. He has dispatched two flanking columns intended to open the fight on the rebel right and left.
A reunion of Gaines Mills survivors was held on the battlefield at Richmond Virginia to mark the fiftieth anniversary. The Blue and the Gray were represented by the Fifth New York Volunteer Infantry Duryee Zouaves and the Robert E Lee Camp United Confederate Veterans in this commemorative gathering.
Representatives from western Canadian cities gather in Calgary for a two day talk on trade rates immigration and other issues tied to the Panama Canal opening Ministers Foster and Towers are set to address the sessions and outline government views.
The annual national convention of the Swedish Finnish Benevolence association won here today and will continue in session until next Monday. Delegates attend from many parts of the United States and Canada.
Baltimore June 27 delegates gathered at Bill Bryan's door before dawn. He offered no statement but indicated events in the last 24 hours pleased him. He arrived late to the resolutions committee meeting due to hotel visitors and said hourly and daily developments would be produced.
Bishop Quayle of Oklahoma City slated as chief speaker as Epworth League of Illinois conducts its biennial meeting in Centralia starting June 27. Members gathered in force for a multi day program described as highly attractive with sessions continuing through Sunday.
Seattle June 27 the house judiciary sub committee began a hearing on United States Judge Hanford accused of misconduct in office. Leonard Oleson the disfranchised Socialist from Tacoma was set as the first witness.
Grand Forks North Carolina June 27 incomplete returns show J A Buchanan progressive Republican nominated for governor in the statewide primary. George J Jones is probably the Democratic nominee.
Washington June 27 It became definite that Charles D Hilles Tafts secretary can be chairman of the Republican national committee if he desires He will confer with the president and C P Taft today at the White House about the position.
Bryan and O Gorman, under a sub committee, begin drafting a platform described as essentially a progressive document. It emphasizes tariff for revenue only, supports downward tariff revision, endorses referendum and recall, income tax, direct election of senators, and primaries with state level execution.
The annual convention of the American Association of Local Freight Agents met in Detroit Michigan with several hundred delegates. The sessions will continue for several days and focus on technical questions in freight traffic.
London reports the dedication of a monument to John Hampden in the Vale of Aylesbury Buckinghamshire Hampden native to the county a second major memorial following the 17th century Chalgrove field column erected about fifty years earlier where Hampden fell in battle with Prince Rupert’s cavalry
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