Withdrawal Without My Approval Moves Underwood From Race
Representative Oscar W. Underwood says he did not withdraw and cannot approve his name being pulled. Senator Bankhead leads his campaign. Underwood refuses vice presidency and will back the convention’s chosen candidate. The Alabama congressman notes the withdrawal aimed to unite southern support for Wilson and resigns from active pursuit.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Gov
Wilson
Capitol
Congress
Republians
Underwood
Alabama
Bankhead
Pat
Utherwood
iVremila
Halter
Menetor Bankhead
tayIne
Ratne
Fo Pderwoord
Baltimore
Taleghons
Roy
Artis
Corker
Tai
Thomsa F. Ryan
August Belmont
New -York
Bryan
Clark
Clart
Mason
Dizon
Stone
Missouri
David H. Francis
Charles F. Murphy
New York
Porter Isane and Mabel Key Married in Trinity
Announcement lists the marriage of Porter Isane and Mabel Key, noting ceremony took place on a Tuesday in July at Trinity Church. The brief item appears in Washington and New York papers with standard society notice phrasing.
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Rev Smith
Trinity ‘Ston
Luent
Cal. T
Porter Isane
Mabel Keyswerin
Washington
Det Bald
New York
Mumford and Morri son obituaries in Kansas City and Cleveland Park
Notices report deaths of Aroothe Mumford son Charles B Mumford of Kansas City and Mary Mumford widow of William Bruce Mumford with interment at Forest Hill Cemetery. Juliet Quigley of Maryland Avenue southwest dies after short illness. Mabel Morrison Quigley, teen daughter of Richard J and Elizabeth F Quigley, dies at age 13 years 10 months. Interment for Juliet and Mabel in Cleveland Park private.
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Muemford
Aroothe Howe
Charles B Mumford
Kansas City
Mary Mumford
Mastugten
D. P
Wytheville
William Bruce Mumford
New Orleans
Wallan
St Mumford
Forest Hill Cemetery
Munday
Mondas
Juliet
Samuel & Mondas Wanere
Levin J. Handy
Maryland Avenue
Quigley
Mabel Morrison Pelayed
Richard J
Filizabeth F. Quigley
Munera
Thirty-fourth Street
Highfan Avenue
Cleveland Park
Woalom
Political endorsements boost Wilson ticket across rivals
Judson Harmon and William J. Bryan congratulate the nomination. Hearst says the fight is as good as won. Hearst pledges support. Former Senator Dubois and Clark's manager join in backing Woodrow Wilson. Senator Stone and Vormon Mack predict a Democratic landslide.
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William J. Bryan
William Randolph Hearst
Dubois
Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson Nominated Upheavals Reach Baltimore
The article details reactions to Woodrow Wilson's nomination with figures like Oscar Underwood and Nicholas Longworth offering support. It notes Speaker Champ Clark switching to back Wilson, Taft’s noncomment and golf plans, and a flood of telegrams. Also mentions ocean liner movements in the same era.
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Oscar Underwood
Guv. Wilson
Seagirt
N. J
Oscar
Woodrow Wilson
Clark
Wilson
Champ Clark
Jay
Gov. Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Bennett
Baltimore
Simms
Union Station
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore Club
Campaign for Wilson Tuneful Per Song Campaign
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore July 2 reports a college song campaign for Woodrow Wilson after his nomination. Princeton men led by A A Miller paraded hotels and streets with improvised verses to tunes like The Star Spangled Banner and Auld Lang Syne. The crowd included Senator Martine and Baltimore singer Ton McAulley, with chants and schoolyard humor aimed at rallying support for Wilson.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Wilson
Princeton
A. A. Miller
Pennsylvania
Hig
Big Bryan
Woodrow
Bill Bryan
Martine
New Jersey
College Bay
Emerson Hotel
Ton McAulley
Miller
Woodrow Wilson
Man Wilsen
Clarkltes
Averybody
Wood
Licensed to Marry in a Fragmented Virginia Notice
A noisy OCR style list shows multiple marriage licenses with ages and partial names across Virginia and nearby states. The text names James M Jenkins and Hattie A Jenkins of Nethers Va and others including Maude B and Orange County, Rev. ministers, and assorted pairs with varied ages, locations, and officiants, forming a garbled marriage license record.
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James M. Jenkins
Hattie A. Jenkins
Nethers
Charles F. Sontag
Junius
Willabire
Maude B
Orange County
Baw Googe
Sarah F. Molin
Manin
Tra H. Miller
Frances G. Copsuheven
Charles F. Whies
Ata
Sartor
Ois
Henrietta M. Curie
Eugens A. Heonas
Onaties
Lavainan
Alkek Hf. Smith
W. W. Barnes
Jobo
Kelly
Mamie A.” Murrey
le, Teno
John Iower, Jr
Cora C Wood
Lowsnor
Hinman
Ban Gebriel
Cal
C. Jets
Wiliam A. Poovey
Opel M. Holland
A Peth
Derwood
Indiaman Named For Vice President Early Today
Long and fervent Democratic convention coverage recounts Bryan’s maneuvers and Wilson's path to the nomination. It details Clark’s defeat, Underwood’s withdrawal, and final nomination by acclamation as party unity forms around Wilson with Burke and Marshall among VP contenders.
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Gov. Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Clark
Bryan praises Wilson and predicts big victory
William Jennings Bryan declared Gov Woodrow Wilson the Democratic nominee would win big in November. He credited Wilson for opposing Judge Parker for temporary chairmanship and vowed to campaign actively across the country. He said the fight would unite progressives and that Roosevelt cannot derail the Democratic ticket.
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Wilson
Judge Parker
Bryan
Gov. Wilson
Progressive Movement
Baltimore
Mr. Bryan
Wh- Son
United States
Democratic Party
Siberty
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Indorses Bankhead
Tillman
Taft
J. WM. Lee
Sea Embalmer
Harvey's
ASRAL
M. Hindle
Frank Geier
ST. NW
Medarn Chapel
R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A. Speare
George P
Erate
Phoas M
H.W
Thomas R. Marshall
Judson Harmon
William J. Stone
John H. Bankhead
Gov.Wilson
Vidyor Fitzgerald
Boston
Foss
Massachusetts
Tammany
Vorman E. Mack
Democrats
Alton B. Parker Wilson
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Wison
Nicholas Longworth
Fred Dubois
Col. Bryan
Bowling Green
Mr. Taft
White House
Chevy Chase
Balti More
Col. Roosevelt
ABRIV
Queenstown
Campania
Liverpool
Salled
York
Naurelanta
Abama
Sounds Knell
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Democratic Assembly
Victor
New England
James A. O'Gorman
Parker
Brutus
Oscar W. UN
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Cheera
Chetre
Fitzgerald
Eugene Noble Poss
Judean Harmon
Ohio
Edmond H. Moore
Alliance
Arizona
Connecticut
Idaho
iHinois
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Tona
Ayamell
Kentucky
Alice Young
James B. McCreary
James
Ghlo
Harmon
Virginia
Claude Swanson
West Virginia
Clarence Watson
Alaska
Wisconsin
Maryland
Kern
Ieaders
Wisgon
Tennessee
Utah
Ollie James
Clark Organisation
Clark Dssewates
Missouri Friends of
Swan
Gov. Foss
Reed
Murphy
California
Florida
Lousatana
Nevada
District of Columbia
Senator Stone
Colorado
Delaware
H.R. Dean
Georgia
Lark
Dean
A. M. Dockery
Dockery
Champ Clarke
Democratic
House of Representatives
North Dakota
Purcell
Burke
Prenton
Alonzo UL. Miles
James Preston
Miles
A. Mitchell Palmer
Committee On
Resolutions Committee
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Marshall
Chamberlain
Preston
Howlee
Trundone
Commoner
G. Tucker
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Bella Gold
la Vailleres
R. Harris & Co
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Ily
Yee
Pabst Blue
Pabst Brewing Co
N. Capitol St
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