Deadlock at Democratic Convention on Fourteenth Ballot
The Democratic National Convention in Baltimore continues a lengthy balloting deadlock for the presidential nomination. Clark holds New York's votes but faces rising opposition as Underwood and Wilson vie for support amid possible rule changes.
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Fourteenth Ballot Totals and Party Tally in Maryland Meeting
The report lists state by state vote tallies for Clark and Underwood with Wilson and others across the nation. Nebraska requested to be polled as the fourteen ballot proceeds, showing Clark and Wilson counts in a long roll of names and numbers.
A Fourth of July Warning From State Fire Marshal
A state fire official urges caution with fireworks as the Fourth approaches. He notes many injuries and fires nationwide, warns against handling by children, and advises removing rubbish and inflammable materials. The message calls for a safe and sane celebration with firework safety emphasis.
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Deadlock Threatens Clark as Baltimore Sees Trains Out
The article recalls crowds heading home from Baltimore as trains are shown for barge parties. Clark seeks 176 1 2 more votes to reach a two thirds majority after 12 ballots while trying to hold distant supporters from defecting and avoid a prolonged deadlock.
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Convention Rumors Hint at Wilson Nomination Today
Reporters and delegates monitor the Nebraska delegation as balloting resumes with Underwood seen as a rising force. Prominent figures including Senator Martine and Senator O Gorman discuss potential developments while whispers point to possible Oscar W Underwood backing by New York’s nine votes. Alabama Georgia Florida and Mississippi delegates push an Underwood surge.
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Speaker Clark Stays Up Reading Baltimore Returns
June 29 report says Speaker Clark, asked how he felt about the Baltimore convention, replied that he would stay up and read the returns. He was back at his desk at the capital before noon, eagerly reading the reports from Baltimore.
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Informal conference shapes split national committee ballot
Delegates fill the convention hall as talks suggest an imminent ballot. The thirteenth ballot shows little change in candidate strength while Governor Poss appears with two votes. Bryan takes the platform amid cheering before leaving after a brief crowd acknowledgment.
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Roosevelt Picnick at Cold Spring Harbor
Roosevelt enjoys a family outing near Oyster Bay June 29 heading by boat to a favorite retreat at Cold Spring Harbor. The event is reported amid foggy conditions as news from Baltimore reaches the former president.
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Candidacy Withdrawals Sought by Missouri Delegation
Baltimore June 20 The Missouri delegation chair sent telegraphs to Governors Harmon Marshall Wilson and Representative Underwood urging withdrawal of their presidential bids to back Champ Clark. The message cites Democratic majority rule and urges unanimity for Clark’s nomination.
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Local Housing Census Fragments Lead to Narrower Employer Needs
Fragments from a rural household survey show employers seek favored worker traits amid shifting housing patterns. The memo notes that five in ten households influence labor supply, with rural residents prioritizing stability and commute times.
Progressive Party of Colorado Incorporated in Denver
The progressive party of Colorado was incorporated today in Denver. Its chief object is to back Theodore Roosevelt or another progressive for president. Incorporators include Ren B. Lindsey B P. Costigan and Philip Sr Van Cise. Purposes listed include electing delegates to a national progressive convention and filing a ticket in the state elections.
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Wilson May Start to the Convention
Governor Wilson faced sustained pressure from Baltimore friends urging a convention trip. By 1:30 p.m. the “little white house” acknowledged it was under discussion though undecided. Rumors said he might depart on a special train soon, with Joseph Tumulty confirming the option and a train ready.
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Deadlock in Democratic Nomination Tactics in New York Rally
New York Democrats push to break a deadlock at the national committee meeting after the convention adjourned. Clark backers seek ten ballots with New York supporting him in seven more, while Underwood retains the key power balance.
Bryan Hurl Defiance At Boo Murphy At Democratic Convention
Bryan clashes with New York leader Charles Murphy during voting at the Democratic convention in Baltimore. He withholds support for Clark as New York votes for him and denounces Morgan Belmont and Ryan backed interests amid volleys of cheers and jeers.
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