The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-12
How the Convention at
Baltimore Will Work

7 mittee goes over the papers filed
! Oy the contestins delegates and
prepares the temporary roll of the
unyentou This roll Will be used
Naen The convention is hrst called
10 order After the committee on
redent3als is appointed those who
are dissatisfied. with ruling of the
national committee will take their
,laims before the new committee
The committee on credentials. ana
the resolutions committee when
drafts the platform as yet have no
regular meeting place Some Of
! their work may be done at the Bel
vedere in rooms allotted them by
the national committee. and some in
he rooms assigned TO them at the
ouvention hall.
Next to the rooms engaged by the
national committee the largest res
eryation at the Belyedere mas Aoeen
made by Thomas Taggart national
committeeman from Indiana. For
he members OF his committee and
his friends SIR Tagsart has taken
30 rooms In the main building, with
accommodations for s. persons
more In the Annex and the Blue
Parlor" on the second floor as state
delegation headquarters. Other ma
ti0nal committeeman IN wnose name
iar.e reservations have been made
Al the BelVedere are: Roger <.
sullivan Illinois, Homer :. Cum
miucs. connecticut; j. b. kremer'
Noutsna. 4. J. DAILY Alaska Al>ah
Adams. Colorado; Edwin Q Wood.
Michigan. Clark Howell. Georgia;
I M. Guaey Pennsylvania Willard
Salisbury. Delaware. Trey WliAon,
Of Kentucky. secretary Of the ma
-ional committee. and Herman Rid
der. OF New Yor6 It's treasurer, also
have their quarters here.
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the 'fdndftates
Tor The presidential nomInahop Nill
he early on the ground. arid BIZ OF
,hem engaged their headquarters
months ago several Of them have
taken suites OF Offices III the down
town BUSINESS section, as well as
lar2e hocks OF rooms in the prin-
cip3l hotels The Clark camps slsh
committee has offices IN the Nun
Sew building. corner CaIser' and
r'avette streets Cows Harmon
managers have suite i'm the Equii-
able Building, across the street
and the Wilson committee has leas'
ed and entire small building at NO
10 East Lexington street.
The Underw ood forces are the
ONLY ones that expect TO have
whole hotel to themselves. Ihey
nave reser4 cd all the rooms and
parlors iu the Eutaw House. one o.
the Older hosteiries Al the corner OF
Eutaw and Baltimore streets. DIS
hotel was badly damaged by fire
few weeks ago. but it Is expected
that repairs will Toe finished before
the convention opens.
The hotel headquarters of the
Wilson. Harmon and Clark workers
are m the Emerson. at the corner
of Calvert aud Charles streets. ih
the heart of the business distrlcl
and oniy hall 0locN from the
Nunsey aud Equitable Buildings.
The wilson committee has the an
mct bau and parlOr on the mez1a-
nine fo0c - bedrooms Ihe ltaI-
mon men have Is sleeping rooms
and Ifati0F on 'hc iiN@No l4'1 n.y.
g0r the.r meetings
TWa. .. lac notable figures ID
TailnoI1i during the convention
viii be- William J. BIZ an and Alton
R Parker the tofmer thrice .,and
the latter once the choice OF
democratic ores dental convention
COL BRYAN comes a. delegate
fram Nebraska and Judge Parker as
a delegate from New Norh- lne
NebrasFau and his brother have a
suite at the Belyedere adjoining the
rooms of The national committee.
and the Nearaska delegation also
mas quarters iu the same hotel
Hld.e Parker VIII stay ar The I'm
erson. where the New York state
delegation VII maze IT'S headgusr'