The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-07-11
Thousands Cheer for an Hour When
Nomination isMade. Vote Stands:
Bryan, S92 IL; Johnson, 46; Gray,
So IL.
JOHN w. KERN NOMINATED
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT
Indiana Man Chosen for Second Place Dubois and His anomOn
Plank Sat Down on Hard

Amid burst OF enthusiasm never before accorded an
American citizen William Jennings Bryan was the third
time nominated for president of the United States in the
early hours of yesterday morning Mr.. Bryan's
presented the convention in an eloquent speech by g
natus J. Dunn OF Nebraska, and the nomination fol-
lowed by hour of continuous cheering before the umu
could be controlled. 1t mighty tribute to mighty
man. The great convention hall at Denver packed to
the point Of sufocaon The tumutous OF enthus
asm for the great American ndescrbable. 1t
convention that will long be remembered by those inter
ested The writing OF the platform left to the commit
having in charge Mr. Bryan refusing dictate to
the convention The committee turned down the Du-
bo anti Mormon plank by of 20 to IS, and by tel
egram which appears further in this article it shown that
Mr. Bryan took no stock in the Dubois crowd.
Yesterday afternoon the convention nominated John
w. Kern OF Indiana for yice-presdent and 422 ad-
ourned Mr. Kern will make admirable running
mate for Bryan
DUBOIS PREvARICATED
1t said that Dubois pressing his claims for seat
in the convention urging anti Mormon plank before the
resolutions committee freely made the statement that Mr. Bryan
ndorsd him and his When this brought;
before the resolutions committee Mr. Bans brother wired him
for statenen. as to the truth the The following reply
was received
expressed an opinion on the SUBJECT ~ "
in vou telegram There especially interested in that snoee
and think they should permitted their views a0d the com
% on resolutions dispose Of the question according to It's los
mem, Il will not be influenced oneway another by me-
THE EPLATFoRM IN BRIEF.
rARIFF-Fagors and demands that wood pulp pA'e un'e
timber and logs be placed at on the free list
c,vp,GN rxPExsEs-Fa providing for publication
Of campaign contributions.
Condemns President alleged
secure the nomination Of a mem OF his cabinet
railroad legislation; that power ia'erstse
be enlarged initiate inquiry as 20 ra'e=; adv
i M commission power 20 place railroad property
on the physical the Original other evidences OF value
c.xxoy Speaker for arbitrary exercise Of power
~ n separate department, labor; shOar day OF
rora demands labor organizations be n0' regarded '""Ff 'h
combinations in restraint employers AA
bHy
r- the belief tina, 'houI'
,ns,t and loaned to hanks adequate prem
-ns national banks establish GUARANTEES funds for th
omD, payment of deposits Of insol'en' national n@HA'
tina, nuncton IN es~ involving
s, in which nuncon would such dsra'e' were not
;,vsi tsvors trial by jury of direct contempt
posTat establishment OF postal savings BANKS IN
money will be KEEP, communities where it is deposited
Aside rsm land. in reservations questions free gaHns
should he left to people OF s'ateS
admission Arizona and New MeHieo@ separate states
declaration purpose Of thicOunt to recognize in
dependence o Ffipiuos
AND rEIErHoNEs-PrOms legislation regulating 'a'e
and services companies
an income tax popular ec's senator's strict en-
,,rcemsut Of civil service laws