The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-24
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There dbcord in the Harmon camp The snews of miss,
ing in the Harmon headquarters AMI his eutenan are rebeou nor
The Ohio delegation unit for Harmon, although bound ny Inc unit
rule adopted by the State Convention.
Mayor Baker OF Cleveland district delegate and Wilson man.
before the National Committee this afternoon and asked that body
IL break the unit rule in the Ohio delegation Mr. Baker said Inc
committee his request he would take the matter before the con-
venton.
The Kentucky delegation at meeting to-day announced their nen
ton of supporting the the National Committee for Temporary
Chairman despite the that Ollie James OF that state had been
suggested candidate Bryan against Parker After the
delegation had adopted resolution plegng support to the
National Committee James announced that he would not DC Candidate
! tor the place.
Several delegates from Alabama called Mr. Bryan this afternoon
and told him that while they bound by the unit rule to vote for
Oscar Underwood for President they would against Judge Parker for
Temporary Chairman Mr. Bryan replied that he hoped the National
Committee would settle the matter without fight.
Il am for harmony added Mr. Bryan Il am the greatest hr
monizer here"
Regarding report he had been visited by William Hearst
Mr.. Bryan said he would not give out list OF his callers
The PENNSYLVANIA delegation this afternoon in caucus voted 50
to appose Judge Parker for Temporary Chairman
The Texas delegation written protest to Col r. NJ Johnson
1.-THE Texas National Committeeman and member Of the subcommittee
on his vote for Parker for Temporary Chairman.
Chairman Johnson of the State delegation signed the letter
for the delegation asking Committeeman johnson TO change his vote
and oppose Parker.
The session Of the National Committee short After Judge
Parker had been placed in nomination before the committee several
speeches made for and against his selection No other nominations
made when the ordered shortly before o'clock
Committeeman Kreer announced that the Bryan Democrats would defy
the committee Mr. Paker name ratified and declared that Mr. Bryan
would himself lead the fight candidate for the Craftsmanship
Following efforts the the Chairman announced the agree
to send committee to the opposing leaders in the fight to see Mr.
Bryan and Judge Parker
WILSON LINES UP WITH BRYAN.
The Wilson boomers have lined up with Bryan Supporters Of the
New Jersey Governor instructed Robert s. Hsph national commit
emen from New jersey vote for Senatoeec Ollie James Of Ken
ttucky, avowed Champ Clark man.
I'VE cast support with Ollie James said Mr. Hudspeh to-day
even though Clark We people
and progressive Democracy shall not fail il fail the responsibility
will be upon others and not upon u.s."
In statement Mr. speth urged all progresves to join fight
ing Judge Pakers election.
Mr. Bryan said at after Mr. Sullivan had left:
Thee will be progressive candidate for Temporary Chairman
aganst Mr. Parker the pogees cannot agree upon candidate
for Temporal, Chairman will be candidate myself"
That open break between the forces of Champ Bryan
lis impending the general opinion the majority of the Democratic
selection of Parker Temporary Chairman, openly claiming that
Bryan for Wilson and that he waiting for the psychological
moment to :one fatty for the New Jersey candidate
conservative combination figuring first its vote on the
Temporary Chahan.hp insisted that Parker would between
,bOo and 700 votes.
oh ior,yeCt votes in the Convention will b. c,, for
Parker Chairman Harmon deegn-
on which
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sser. who is be the National committeeman from Ohio
Wilson delegation will hands
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