Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-30
INJUNCTION
PLANK IN AIR
'mocrats Talk of Running Mate
for Bryan


~ cratic platform is not the only
d gle in which the committee on
-ss ptions and possibly the conVen-
Z bn itself may be involved.
developed today that prohibi-
Il is to be brought to the front
atsS that a desperate effort will be
IN d to have plank declaring in it's
placed in the platform. The
GAR hilton movement will be headed
Aneral James B. Weaver of Iowa,
IN demanded of the recent demo-
soe convention in that state that
clare in favor of prohibition.
edH al Weaver and his followers
hH not successful in their efforts
nm, Dir own state, but nothing daunt-
~ their failure they have made ar
ments to bring the matter be-
w he democratic national conven-
They claim, moreover, to have
for backing from a number of the
ern delegates from states which
recently passed prohibition laws
FEI is declared confidently by Cen
Viewers adherants that if the
cratic national platform does
contain prohibition plank it
Dnly be for the reason that the
w.. st kind of fighting has been un-
lAn to secure its adoption.
anti-injunction plank contin-
ho. % provoke a large amount of
- ssiOn among such party leaders
HuhI We arrived. While opinions
}. "A as to the exact nature of the
which should be adopted, all
NIn one mind in saying that it shall
DIV definite and specific statement.
Gre members of the national com
40 2 as have discussed the matter
a unit in saying that the
GOD ng of the anti-injunction plank
leave no possible doubt in the
Of any reader as to where the
diplOm stands on this question.
meter, is not generally believed, how
that the anti-injunction reso-
,mnw will not provide for trials by
JAW IN cases of contempt of court, or
in any way measures which
ulhph be construed as interfering
the prerogatives of the federal
mates
Plank Still in Air.
friends of Mr.. Bryan say that
critics as are already expressing
CE selves in fear of a radical anti
ction plank are fighting the
fHa The plank has not yet been
en-; it has not been drafted and
dAlea' rm is still matter which is un-
deep and careful consideration.
aid to be the desire of Mr.. Bryan
|IiSlti INSULT as many of the prominent
..g bers of the party as is possible
lpdHI decisive action in formulating
,.isroal RESOLUTION is taken.
vice presidential situation re-
your s. to all appearances, just where
ig Of yesterday, although the boom
mats lieutenant Governor Chanler of
York seems to have weakened
!, what and his name is not men,
)lICs as prominently as it was two
ago. This is due partly to the
sns = Ohcement of Norman Mack that
- as no authority from Mr.. Chan.
InDt chamberlain Talk Rife.
I'm ny one new name was mentioned
81 vice presidential possibility
vas Governor George E. Cham
in OF Oregon. He found much
Ilaa1s With some of the party leaders
said that he will be person
acceptable to Mr.. Bryan if th'
~ nominated. Sponsors fOl
ee presidential boOms located
- We New York state claim to b.
~ = ~ encouraged by the fact tina
~ h'e New York men have beef
.srss l0ned as aspirants to the vic,
.sn1ial nomination. They be
VAT with the New York delega
oed among that number o
-'es an outsider has a far bet
ee OF securing the prize thai
V the case If the delegation
'he Empire state were standing
lot single man.
- alnan Taggart of the nationa
announced the chaplain
.H three days Of the conven
- the complete list as nov
= follows: Tuesday, July I
Asf' James ]. Keane of Wye
Noatinnad -. - -.