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Vindicator And Republican in Estherville, Iowa

03 Jul 1912

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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1912

Page

8

Bryan Loses Fight for Temporary Chair in Democratic Convention

In Baltimore on June 27 delegates at the Democratic convention heard Judge Parker of New York chosen as temporary chair by the national committee with Bryan opposing. Bryan urged John W. Kern of Indiana as leader while Kern pleaded for harmony and proposed a broader slate, but Parker’s nomination proceeded amid cheers and interruptions as the fight for progressive control continued.

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Parker keynote sounds for Democratic bid in Baltimore

Judge Alton B. Parker opened the Democratic convention as temporary chairman in Baltimore, attacking the Republican tariff policy, trusts, and Roosevelt. He urged one term for the president, tariff revision under Democrats, and unity to elect a Democratic president. He argued Republicans shielded trusts, cited Payne-Aldrich, and warned of doom for the party.

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Baltimore Alton B. Parker Theodore Roosevelt Judge Parker Republican Party Dooma Parker Roosevelt United States Harrimen Etlarkiman Washington Adams County Ohio Perkins George W. Perkins Steel Trust
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Michigan State Flag to Mark Headquarters in City

Michigan was first to hang a state flag and install large signs for state headquarters in preparation for the coming convention. Parlor and Fort Belvedere hotel rooms were prepared for Michigan officials. A large 38 foot square flag bearing the state seal was pledged, symbolizing pride.

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Michigan Fort Belvedere Michigandera
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One Fault to Find by Lambert Kaspers

Chicago attorney Lambert Kaspers recounted a humorous story at a Y M C A banquet about a Kansas farmer seeking naturalization. The judge asks if the government suits him and the Dane replies yes, noting he would like more rain. The tale shifts to a department store gag about stocked arnica and witch hazel in the drug aisle.

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Lambert Kaspers Chicago Kansas Arnica Witch Hazel
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Makes a Difference and a Woman's Suffrage Badge

A fragmented, period-tinged mock dialogue features a badge demanding votes for women and bemused reactions. The snippet weaves in patter about Mrs Winelow's Soothing Byrup for teething and a quip about a changed man, with ads for Garfield Tea and a blunt social observation on listening to a woman’s concerns.

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