Chaos and cheers as Clark gains momentum at Democratic convention
The long Democratic National Convention ballot process culminates in New York's shift to Clark amid waves of cheers, banners and disorder. Bryan appears, Nebraska rally boosts Wilson, and the hall erupts with demonstrations while delegates battle for control through multiple ballots.
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Wilson Boosters
Massachusetts
Clark
Underwood
Underwood Boosters
Wilson
Harmon
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Charles F.murphy
Hartman
Marshall
Kern
Baldwin
Bryan
New York
Champ Clark
W. J. Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Roger Sullivan
Missouri
Chatige
Gaynor
Pennsylvania
W. J. Stone
Gore
New
California
Danner
Martin
Arizona
Colorado
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Iowa
Kansas
Maryland
Washington
New York Standard
Ollie Tames
Murphy
James
North Carolina
Ohio
Alfalfa Bui Murray
Tammany Hall
Willian J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Samuel W. Utermyer
Money Trust Investigation Committee
Brian
Oregon
Princeton
Bryan Resolution Roils Democratic Convention In Baltimore
The Democratic convention faced uproar over William Jennings Bryan's call to bar any candidate obliged to Morgan Ryan Belmont or the privilege seeking class. Delegates from New York Virginia and other states clashed over the measure as Bryan pressed for a vote and potential withdrawal of some terms. The session grew chaotic with jeers cheers and police unable to restore order.
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Baltimore
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Bryan
Culesis
New York
Harmon
Morgan-Belmont-Ruith
Chacmon
Ryan
Belmont
Virginia
H. D. Flood
Democratic Party
McCorkle
West Virginia
Bryar
J. Ross Stevenson
United States
Jefferson
Jackson
Pierpont Morgan
Indiana
James
Ietch
Morgan
Echo
Afr
Gilchrist
Florida
Tsay
Brean
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Belmont
Murphy
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Ford
John W. Price
State of
William A. McCorkie
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Willian J. Bryan
Mr. Flood
Thomas FL Ryan
Ryan Ar Belmont
Mr. Brean
Iacis Nixon
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Indiana Delegation Split At Baltimore Convention
Indiana delegates arrived restless as they split between Kern and Marshall at Baltimore for the Democratic convention. Indiana leaders pressed for a Kern move while Marshall backers urged adherence to instructions, amid talk of a potential Bryan compromise and a failed effort to appoint a committee to see the Commoner.
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Baltimore
Kern
Marshall Manasters
Thomas Marshall
John W. Kern
Marshall
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Ant
Fifth
Nox
Indiana
Fairbanks
Tom Taggart
Hoosier
Parker
Indianapolis
State Committee
Shively
Adams
Bryan
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Connecticut
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Ollie James
Michigan
Mishi’ Fan
Charles F. Metriphis
Harmon Stock
Tennessee
gaBeriew
Illinois
New Jersey
Serjeant-At-Arms
Nellie’ Bly
Luke; Lea
Thomas J. Spellacy
Representative Flood
Mr. Ryan
Flood
Jin
Vardaman
Mississippi
Lewis Nixon
Mr. Hryan
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Farmers of
Daviess County
Bitter Root Valley
Montana
People’s Hall
Bosle
Harry W. Hyatt