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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1920

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2

Flood of Prohibition Rhetoric Roils Democratic Convention

The Nebraskan speaker Bryan faced a roaring crowd as pro and anti liquor factions clashed during a demonstration that lasted 23 minutes on the convention floor. Delegates from states including Texas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Virginia, Nebraska, and more carried banners, cheered, and interrupted with shouts and taunts as the platform debate continued.

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Maryland Delegates Refuse To Join in Suffrage Parade

In the Democratic national convention Maryland delegates refused to participate in a woman suffrage parade on the floor as South Carolina kept its banner in view. The District of Columbia abstained, while nationwide interest focused on Ireland Armenia Porto Rico and the Philippines.

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Democratic Session Speech Sparks Party Debate

The convention hall buzzed as demonstrators urged the Secretary of State to acknowledge the crowd. Senator Glass attacked Mr Bryan’s methods and warned against linking the league of nations with political credit while praising American soldiers and rejecting a mandatory prohibition plank. The crowd applauded as Glass defended treasury decisions and denounced profiteering arguments.

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Speech Sparks Armed Party Clash Over Training Policy

The committee chairman remarks anger the crowd as talks turn to compulsory training. Senator Glass defends wartime training while opposing peacetime conscription, urging a tough stance and signaling readiness to mobilize. Supporters cheer, shouting for votes as the discussion ends amid applause.

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