Turn of Events Pleases Bryan at Convention
Baltimore June 27 Mr Bryan refused to name a likely nominee saying he had no statement to make. Delegates gathered at his hotel door seeking reaction as he noted the convention yesterday clipped Ryan’s tail and progressivism was moving along smoothly. He teased that he had been busy fighting bosses and had no time to shave while promising hourly developments.
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Wilson Clark and Bryar favorites as Democratic convention nears climax
Baltimore June 27 The Bryan Wilson progressives won a key seat victory overturning the credentials committee and seating ten Wilson delegates from South Dakota. The Clark Harmon bloc backed Wilson with New York’s 90 votes, while Bryan and O Garman craft the platform favoring tariff for revenue only and progressive measures including income tax direct election of senators and primary elections.
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Nominee Likely to Be Named Today at Democratic Convention
Baltimore reports indicate the Democratic National Convention may name a presidential candidate today. Nominating speeches proceed after a noon start with balloting likely to run into the night and possible recesses for candidate withdrawals. Wilson and Bryan forces show confidence as debates over credentials and seating unfold.
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Wilson Clark and Bryan vie for Democratic nomination
Delegates at the Democratic National Convention filed into the hall as a long session loomed the day of climax. Talk centered on Wilson Bryan Clark and Bryan as potential leaders with Mrs Taft in attendance. Credentials fights and plans for nominating speeches set the stage for a protracted ballot.
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Big Airship Trip May Show Base of German Attack
Hamburg reports the Zeppelin Victoria Lilise began a ten hour sea voyage with twelve on board from the port at 6:15 am. The airship traveled over the North Sea aiming to demonstrate long range raid capability on England with a speed around 45 mph and an expected radius reaching London and Bristol.
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Fragmented delegates rally amid noisy convention scene
A disrupted gathering features shouts to tear down and take aways as rows of delicatessen items are referenced and pictures removed. Temporary Chairman Parker calls for order while delegates settle in for proceedings. Rabbi A cattery er is noted among speakers.
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A. Cattery
Explosions Kill Five Men Aboard French Cruiser
Five of the twenty three seamen injured yesterday on the Jules Michelet off Hyeres died in hospital after two explosions from a semi loaded inch gun in a naval accident. An official inquiry cites draft caused by breach closure and sparks from prior charges as likely. Two more men died today.
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Taft Out All His Rivals in Delegation Seat Offer
Cedar Rapids June 27 Governor Hadley of Missouri, passing through Cedar Rapids en route to Chicago engagements, confirms Roosevelt and Prendergast dispatches that Taft leaders offered to seat Roosevelt delegates from Washington and Texas if Roosevelt would accept Hadley’s nomination or another third man. Hadley says Roosevelt refused consent.
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Baltimore Delegates Struggle Over South Dakota Credentials
In Baltimore on June 27 delegates arrived slowly after midnight as the Democratic convention opened. Mrs Taft sat with a party of ladies near the platform while Parker spoke at 12 10. The hall filled with a cheering crowd and reports circulated of ticket sales. The minority report on credentials favored Wilson while the majority backed Clark. Debate over the South Dakota case signaled a Clark versus Wilson split.
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Vote on Wilson delegates reported by credential committee
Baltimore on June 27 reports the credential committee's tally for adopting Wilson delegates. Across states from Alabama to Wyoming, yeas and nays are listed with numerous split votes. total shows 407 yeas, 9 absent, 1 not voting, and 2 not specified.
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Chairman Carl Franke Rebels Against Taft Campaign
In les Moines on June 27 4 F Franke chairman of the Iowa Republican state central committee declared he will not join any committee for Tafts campaign nor personally support him He urged support for the entire Republican state ticket and for lawmakers as chosen in primaries He argued the party must follow national committee positions and criticized the current system for presidential nominations He backed Roosevelt on integrity in politics and condemned Taft and his positions calling for national reform
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F. Franke
Iowa, Republican State Central Committee
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Mr. Taft
Delegates Clash in South Dakota Contention at Convention
A heated floor fight over the South Dakota case erupts as Theodore Bell backs Clark, Wilson banners sweep the hall, and delegates cheer or hiss. New York casts 90 votes for Wilson amid wild demonstrations, while Philippine status and credentials prompts further uproar and a young Missouri delegate leads a banner moment.
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Baby Born to Iowa Girl Who Alleged Assault
The Winfield assault case takes a new view with Miss Lucy Bowman’s birth of a child at Packwood. Bowman, an alleged victim and chiropractor, previously claimed three men abducted and assaulted her in Winfield on December 18. A civic defamation suit against Dr. Gardner was continued to the next term amid widespread state-wide reaction.
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