Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28
NAY NOMINATE SO[Z[R.
Democrats at Kansas City May
Choose New York Man For
Second Place.
Congressman sulzer Said to Be
Cookers Choice For Vice fres-
idential Nomination.
sulzer, Croker and Others Will Con
fer With Bryan at Lincoln,
Nebraska

Kansas City, June 2s.-Congressman
William SSulzer, who is being doomed for
vice president on the democratic ticket,
and Richard Croker and ex-senator u.
G. Murphy, of New York. will have
conference at Lincoln, Neb.. With Will
liam j. Bryan before they come TO Kan
sas City to attend the national conven-
ton. Sterling Price, of Texas, who has
opened headquarters here for Mr.. Sulz-f
er. received telegram from that; gen
tleplan, saying that his had left New
York for Lincoln at noon Wednesday,.
Also the telegram says that Messrs.
Croker and Murphy will be in the Me-
braska capital within few days MIR.
Sulzsr hopes to be on the ticket with MIR.
Bryan and it ia said the latter expressed
"a desire to confer with him. Further
than this Mr.. Price would vouchsafel
nothing President O'Connell. of the
Sons of Liberty. the oldest organization
lin New York, is on his way to Kansas
lefty and will open headquarters for
3Sulver this evening or Friday, and Fred
Feigl. editor of the Tammany Times.
lanother Shulzer boomer, will arrive FRI
day.
The city is beginning to take on a
gala appearance. In anticipationaof the
early arrival Of delegates, business
houses are being decorated, arc and in
Icandescent lights are being strung in
/ PROPULSION on the DOWNTOWN streets, and
n general clean up is in progress. A good
sized contingent of eastern newspaper
and press, agent, have already arrived,
but u general inflow of people is not ex-
.Hpscted till FRIDAY. Ex-GoN w. j. Stone,
national committeeman for Missouri.
and vice3chairmnn of the national COM
4 mittee. is expected Friday, as are other
4 members of the subcommittee. which
Will hold a meeting on Saturday.
This. Ioennsy lv2s. IA delegation. made up
y of 100 people. and the Montana delega-
I3tion, headed by w. a. Clark. Is due Sat-
sIiurday morning. and the Kansas delega-
Sistion in the evening California and Mis-
4 souri, delegations will arrive sunday,
4 The greatest rush of delegations Will be
Ion Tuesday. Nearly all of the states not
! mentioned are booked to arrive in that
4 day
A platform will be introduced at the
= first session on July 4th. and, according
n to the present program tEe music and
decorations of thu day will be selected
with the partie idea Of comm smor-
l5ating the national holiday.
The badges for the delegates have
Il been received. They are an elaborate
s. affair There is an oxidized silver ban
s for the pin, below which hangs sill
3lsnag about four inches long. To the tlat
z ia attached medallion of gold on oxi-
81 died silver
The United States Monetary League
Il which meets here at the Auditorium
July . and 3, will be addressed by a doz
J fsen& speakers Of national prominence
There will be three sessions, morning
4 afternoon aid eNering. each day, ant
two speeches al each session. Accept
Eances of invitations TO speak have beel
received from Senator W. y. Alien. ,
Nebraska; DIR. j. r. Reemclin. of Gin
cinnati; j r. Sovereign, former presi
3 dent OF the Knights of Labor: Gen. ]
Z b. Weaver. OF Iowa; John p. Aitgeld o
! Illinois: George Fred Williams. Of Mas
5 sachusatts; ". II (coino Harry, 9
: IChicago; John r ST. John. of Kansas
Thomas Z. Beckworth. of Michigan
{ Norman +. Mack, of Buffalo; Samut
Z Gompers. president of the America
Z Federation Of Labor: Charles "A. Town
of Minnesota, and Congress,nan Williar
NJ. Sulzer. of New York. The meeting
:, not a convention. II will adopt resolu
II lions on what the democratic pla.for,
is to contain. but it will not attempt
. help make the ticket. Judge Charles
= Thompson. Of Denver. Col, president
,s the national organization. and j. ]
&, Woods Merrill. Of Kansas City, are prs
N pairing the program.
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