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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
2
There is notable discord in the unity of the democratic convention as Yanger notes the time spent ironing out kinks. The piece compares Denver and Chicago atmospheres, suggesting delegates lack of high pressure and time to enjoy spring water.
Josh reports that Col. James M. Guffey may side with Uncle Josh on Bryanism and suggests a heart to heart talk among Guffey Parker and Sullivan after their shared setbacks at a Bryan convention.
The president of the Women’s Musical club of Portland argues a widespread belief that money has corrupted professions and society. She notes some see mercenary motives in arts and professions, but says many still pursue work for service and personal meaning, contrasting with pre civil war conditions. The piece downplays hype and emphasizes hope and common decency among Americans.
A chaotic convention scene ends with Champ Clark delivering cheerful praise for Bryan and predicting a Democratic victory. A panicked moment occurs when a woman faints, carried out via the box railing as Judge Wade wraps up. Chair Clayton introduces Clark amid cheering as the convention awaits a late report from the resolutions committee.
Delegates suspend rules to allow nominating speeches after committee report. I J Dunn of Omaha delivers the keynote for Nebraska as Alabama yields support. A white dove is released from the gallery, drawing loud cheers from the convention hall.
W T Simmons declares his bid for Chelan County Sheriff as a Democratic primary hopeful. He notes broad support and invites scrutiny of his deputy record, pledging a faithful economical and efficient administration if nominated and elected.
E. C. Bowersox announces intent to run again for county superintendent of schools in the upcoming republican primary.
A. G. Bowie announces candidacy for county superintendent of schools in Chelan Falls Washington. He will seek the Republican nomination in the upcoming primary.
Announcement of candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket and a separate bid notice from School District No. 46 Chelan County Washington seeking sealed bids by July 13 1908 at 8 pm for the purchase of 100 tons of coal with public opening at Chelan County Abstract Co office.
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