Clark Men Erred Overeager For Votes
Baltimore June 30 The Democratic nomination odds favored Champ Clark yet flawed strategy by his managers divided votes between Bryan and Wilson and risked losing the nomination. Bryan’s switch and New York bid, plus Dubois proposals, dominated talks as Clark supporters vowed to stand by him while Wilson hopes rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Frank GB. Lord
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Mryan
Surge Parker
Clark
Bryan
Jaugh
Murphy
Wilson
New York
New Jersey
Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices from Washington Area
Obituary notices dated June 1912 to July 1922 report deaths of individuals including Jules Frederick Litard, a U S Navy assistant surgeon. William Reisening, widower. Joseph Yellmuth. Foden Hurst Ann. Taspar Jackson. Ann If Mavaten. James Quigley. and Talman of Denrot, with service details, interment at local cemeteries, and references to churches and streets in Washington D C and surrounding areas.
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Orner
THE
Loyal Legion OF the United States
Minandery
District of Columbia
Washington
Sevanth
Jules Frederick Litartd
Navy
Camm Lary Sonera
Vnacioun la
Phen
Church Fourteenth Street
Coambla Road
Irving Street
Moh- Vo Tae
Rock Creek Cemetery
George D Davis
L 8 Army
Thomas Ho Mekef
Saring Om Sundsy
Jone
Wiliam Reisening
J D Adams
Tennessee Avenue
Front Roval
Winchester
Eellmi
G Street
Joseph Son
Albina
Paul Yellmuth Meral
St Mary's Church
Hamiratmann
H Street
Foden
St John's Church
Sxteenth
Inter
Philadelphia
Bason Tin Btudas
June Witz
Monmo
Aimres
Hel BY
Mla
Quigley
Snaii Sventh Street
Olivet
Oman
Farrel
Jessi Wack
Robert
Livin Talman
Denrot Wie
Views of Candidates and Party Leaders at Convention
Reported chatter shows no change in convention dynamics as contenders like Clark Underwood Wilson Bankhead and Mack Wade offer varying forecasts. Officials stress patience and adherence to procedure while forecasts of ballots and alignments shift among national committee members and supporters.
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Norman H. Mack
National Committee
Thomas Tageart
Indiana
Clark
Wilson
Burleson
Martin J. Wade
Iowa
Ohio Delegates Fluctuate Between Clark Underwood and Gaynor
Ohio delegates split over presidential choices with Clark Underwood and Gaynor supported, while Harmon backers claim a turn toward Harmon. The mood shifts provoke sharp comments from Champ Clark and tension with New York, as Ohio voters drift between alliances and strategy.
Foss Followers Hopeful Ahead of Baltimore Convention
Special to the Washington Evening Star from Baltimore June 3 Foss supporters rally as Governor Eugene Foss of Massachusetts sits at his temporary HQ near the convention hall. New England and Southern delegates predict a Foss landslide if Missouri’s 33 of 36 votes swing to him with possible late-breaking shifts from Clark supporters.
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Washington Rvs
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
New England
South
Foss
Clark
Missouri
Dawn Easter
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Florida
Fons
Potential Progressive Ticket for Nomination
A political column argues for a unifying third candidate among progressives to avoid clashes between Harmon and Underwood. It highlights Senator Kern as a possible VP contender and lists other favored names like James, O Gorman, Culberson, and Rayner. The piece stresses selecting a strong ticket and a careful vice presidential choice aligned with the presidential candidate.
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Harmon
Underwood
Judge Harmon
Kern
O'Gorman
New York
Committee On Resolutions
Culberson
Texas
Rayner
Maryland
Resolutions Committee
Taft to press resolution to avert federal funding crisis
The piece reports in a period voice that President Taft will urge passage of a joint Senate and House resolution to continue 1912 appropriations through July as the new fiscal year begins. It notes a likely lack of quorum, the risk of government departments halting, and promises from leaders to keep workers paid pending final bills.
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Baltimore
Congress
House
Senate
Washington
U. S
Taft
Representative Fitzgerald
House Appropriations Committee
Warren
Senate Appropriations Committee
Misa Lathrop
Bureau Hart
Children's Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
JuHan Lathrop
Chicago
House of Representatives
United States of America
Treasury
Fitegerald
Public Service
Hitchcock
Winthrop
Navy
Congress Faces Rush to Pass Emergency Funds
Amid alarm over potential shutdowns, Hitchcock and Winthrop warn emergency appropriations must pass to avoid paralyzing mail, Navy, and other services. House actions target impeachment of Judge Archbald, antitrust cases, and legislative deadlines with Senate to vote on the chemical tariff bill and Lorimer case.
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Congress
Senate
House
Robert W. Archbald
Court of Commerce
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
Stanley Steel Trust
Gheizan Hay
Lorimer
Jacob M Dichimson
Wickersham
Underwood declines VP bid amid ticket speculation
Representative Occar Ws Underwood declared he would not accept a vice presidential nomination with Woodrow Wilson leading the ticket. He said the vice presidency does not attract him and prefers to remain in Congress. He also denied being approached by Speaker Clark about throwing support to him at Baltimore.
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Clark
Massachusetts
Gov. Foss
Ohio
Wilson
Kern
Indiana
United States Senate
Lorimer
James
House of Representatives
United States
Occar
Ws Underwood
Woodrow Woon
Mr Underwood
Congress
Baltimore
Alabama
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Timneis
Parker
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Nevada
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Saturnas
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Milk Beckeranefal
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Prometard Fudent
Phore West
Wisconsin
George P. Zurhorst
Rast Capitol
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Zurhorst
Mer
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Er Seirer
Peanar
Salo
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Funetal
Embalmers
Ar Frost
Modern Chapel
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Tanfral
Rockville
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST NW
Paune
Speare
F Street
N. W
Moss
Frank
F Street NW
M. J. Falvey
Eleventh Streets
To-Kalon Wine Co
St. Fiers
Haltimore
Seybody
Gaynor
Washington Post
Hermon
Harmonites
Buckeye
Tammany
Bartlett
Mr. Taft
Fitzgerald
Hartlett
Senator Warren
H. Fletcher
Plone
Nachos
Leeann Tia Beau
Chas. H. Fletcher
A. F. Peeler
St Louis
Frederick D. Rogers
Fletcher
William C. Bloomer
Cleveland
E. Down
Edward Parrish
Brooklyn
N.Y
J. B. Elliott
New York City
C. G. Sprague
Omaha
J. A. Parker
Kansas City
H. F. Merrill
Augusta
Castoria
Bartett
Ani
Representative Bartlett
R. Harris & Co
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S States Trust Co
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Pa Ave
Tow
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