New York Supports Harmon On Second Ballot For Clark Endorsement
Delegation shift reunites New York to back Harmon for the present as Clark and Wilson surge in various states. Ballot totals show Clark leading with 446 votes, Wilson 300, with Harmon narrow by 110 and others gathering smaller shares. Third ballot totals list Clark 447, Wilson 45, Harmon 11, and Underwood 14 amid continuing close contest.
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Bryan Elation Over Money Trust Predicted
Baltimore June 26 William J Bryan spoke on money trust adoption predicting a split in the party over inter ests and a Belmont Morgan clash. He warned delegates against nominating a candidate aligned with Belmont Morgan and urged unity to influence the public mind.
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Roosevelt Leaders Confer Over August Convention
In long talks Roosevelt allies including Roowevelt, Vatleontburg, and Perkins discuss plans for the forthcoming August convention in Chicago. Roosevelt pursues a Baltimore ally for support and maintains direct communication with other Democratic leaders as nationwide mail routes adjust schedules from Tonopah to Manhattan and Round Mountain.
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Clark and Wilson Dominate Democratic Convention Drills
A chaotic text dominated by a long, punctuation heavy fragment recounts Clark and Wilson as leading figures in the Democratic nomination race. The piece mentions Wescott of Camden and New Jersey, calls for reform, and references Roosevelt Taft and Woodrow Wilson as central figures in a tense convention narrative. The garbled OCR weaves in numerous names and political rhetoric about party unity, platforms, and potential candidates.
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Darrow Trial Adjourns Owing Juror Ill
The Darrow trial adjourns as juror illness delays proceedings. An Angela Ane 28 is noted as heir of Claroges Githrow with a treiber cok charge. If Leavitt is not better by Monday, the trial will resume with the sixteenth juror coated in bik tena.
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Pay Stoppage Signals Government Wage Delay
Fragments indicate government pay suspensions affecting many workers as talk of new appropriation bills stalls wage payments. References to Postmaster and departments suggest nationwide disruption if funding remains blocked, with mentions of amendments and potential fiscal hurdles delaying salaries.
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