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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

win you then support the candi-
A. bryan began 70 answer dele
gate shouted. Are YOU Democrat "
This nettled the CommoRer and he
shouted 'if that man will give you
his name / viii record II beside that
81 Messrs. Ryan, Belmont and Nor
gan"
Answer, "McCorkie. Mr. Bryan said
q was "a different thing 10 oppose a
man ia 8 convention and oppose him
after "a convention Nothing, he said,
would Justify the supposiiion that hs
" lid not support the nomIlee.
would YOU support Clark. Wilson,
Harmon, Underwood. MD9 shall, Kern
~ Foss 10 one Of thefa received n
two thirds v1ie Of thla convention in
eludlnR the vote oi New York; asked
Governor Brewer OF Mississippi
n deny the right Of the gentleman
20 ask Such "A hypothetical uuestson
unless be puts into the question every
material and relative element OF the
issue"
Knox Of Alameda sas on his chair.
shouting protests, against the arbitrary
continuance ~ hryet'f speech.
officers VIII seat that man." was
shouted from tho platform as Konx
yehcnentiy shook his hst and con-
tlnued his protest. while pandemonium
roigned on the floor and IN the gnl-
ieries. Adding % fae confusiOn, tho
police elected an intruder who was
mistaken by thefcr0wo for q delegate.
Waves of alternate proteais and ape
provgl fairly shook the building,
while Bryan atill stood amid the storm
motloning for quiet that he might
proceed.
Il expect 20 support the nominee Of
this convention" said Mr, Bryan. Il
so not expect any man 90 be naml-
mated here who would permit a part
nership between MorEan. Ryan and
Belmont and himself. But ] arm not
called upon 90 give bond 20 meet an
Issue .ftlfnre the conditions aurruund-
ing II are definitely formed"
Bryan closed with ihe declaration
that he would cast his vote for GOv-
ern0r Wilson. while cheer after cneer
rolled from the galleries and sioor,
overwhelming the volley of protests
and h.ases heard here aud there amid
the confused urrOar.
Bryan made his way back 20 the
Nebraska delegation, having thus add
go an0ther sensation 60 the e0nYen-
uon's proceedings
senator stone of Missouri took tho
platform tu reply 10 Mr Bryan, not in
complaint or protcai. he said. az every
man had "a right % speak his voice
and take the responsibility.
"a demand the regular 0rder-the
roll Call--lnterlcQted Congressman
Palmer ~ PENNSYLVANIA.
The dln soon drowned out Senator
stones remaining sentences and the
/ poii uf The Nenraslga vote on tne four-
teenth baliot--temporarily interrupted
! by Bryana eKpianntion--Was resumed,
hryan soon WAS Involved again in a
heated controversy az "A question was
raised aF 40 each Nebraska delegate
choosing his own alternate. Amid the
confusion Mr. brsan on a chair could
Be faintly heard declaring that " New
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
IN SPITE OF BRYANS BITTER ATTACK
new YORK STILL HOLDS THE POWER
TO DETERMINE THE RESULT OF VOTE

concentrated IA the progressive and
rndiCai elements already enlisted ur-
der his standard. with prospects OF
eating into the more progressive
branch OF the Clark contingent if the
latter became restless with delay
baltimore. Mo. June 2a,--Chair-
man James called the convention Co
order az f06 Il. M, The chaplain,
the Rev. DT John Roach Straion OF
Baltimore. than said the prayer.
The hail was in confusion with
delegates crowdlng into the aiales.
order WIS fiHaly secured "a 1915 and
for the thirteenth time the clerk be-
gan the Calling OF the ron.
Gossip about the floor was thHt the
teentlS" ron call would prevent any
inaieriai changes on the vote on that
ballot. "a WAS said that the "un-
lucky Friday superstition last nisht
prevented shifts That might hnve
made a nomination possible
The roll call began with the same
monOfonous rapettion that marked
last nights voting and ended with-
unt nomination Tnc rumored SHIFT
ir The yutc 81 the Nebraska dcieRn-
don did not materiailze ON this bal-
lot the record remaining Clark 10.
Wilson 3 There has been some
question about New York ON the
thirteenth. hut Charles D. Murphy
made his usual announcement Of 80
for clark again.
Wilson took one from Underwood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
TWENTIETH BALLOT Goes BY WITHOUT RESULT
CLARK HOLDS HIS LEAD WHILE WILSON GAINS

IN North Carolina, and took two from
Clark la Ohio.
The result ~ the thirteenth ballot
was. Clark bs4 Wilson 3bfih. t'n-
dcrwOod ii5M Harmon 90 Marshall
30, FOsH 2. Bryan T.
This showed a gain nf five far
Clark. Wilson gained ~ and TN
derwood lost ~. Foes waR put on
the roll with two votes. Senator
Kern received no votes and BFyan
was given one.
BEFORE the result of The thirteenth
ballot was announced. Bryan appear
I'D on the platform Hc talked TO
Chairman James for moment and
then resumed his seat in the No-
brashn section. a cheer swept the
hall from the time he left his seat
until he returned to u, Al i.40 b.
~. the roll call WAS begun for the
fourteenth time.
During the fourteenth ballot Chair.
man James surrendered the gaVel to
William Sul1cr of New York and
Went a. the floor. lie conferred with
Senator stone uf the Clark forces and
then hurried about visiting the vaIi-
OTIS delegations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
NATIONAL COMMITTEE SEEKS
TO BREAK THE UEADf,l(iI<

Baltimore, Md, June 29.--The
Democratic national committee mot
today IN an effort to break the dead
lock over the presidential nomina-
uun
Boon after the convention ad-
louFned tins morning members Of
Tie committee met nt the Bellevue
Stanford hotel 10 discuss the tangled
state of affaifs. to find a way out or
the DIFFICULTY lf possible and man
10 lead the WAY. Several champions
OF leading candidates VERT appealed
10 ana Chairman Mack finally called
a meeting uf the committee.
News OF the proposed meeting
Hprend quickly through the head
quarters loi the various candidates
ana plans were mudo by the leaders
ih hh camps to confer with the COM
mittee, each with the hope that out
OF the conference he could bring adj
vantage 60 his candidate.
That the New York delegation
would stick BY Champ Clark Tor a
total ~ ten ballots WAS reported to-
day and this Information settled tho
determination of the Wilson. Harmon
ana Underwood leaders to stand with
unyieidinE front for their candidates
in the hope that after tho nineteenth
hallot New York would desert clark
and throw their support somewhere
elise.
New York supported Clark in
three ballots last night.
According 90 the reported agree
mcnt Ghafies Murphy viii cast the
ninety votes of the Empire state for
4 the speaker iu seven more success
i've ballots. Then. ~ CLARK has not
reached the goal the ninety votes
VIII Pc transferred 90 another man
Who q may be has not bcen deter.
mined Tho agreement of the Ncw
] YORK leaders 90 stand by Clark foI
( ten ballots n said 90 have been made
when the clark support was given tr
Alton =. Parker FOR temporary chair
man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

Baltimore. Nd, iune ga WIN. j.
STONE chairman of the Missouri dele
gailon today sent 10 Governors Hare
inOn, Marshall. Wilson and Represen-
iaUVR Underwood, pre4ldeutlai candl-
dates the fOlloWing telerra m.
"a majority of the na onal convon-
ilon has voted TOR the candidacy Of
ChUnp Clark. no ono questions hls
htnfss and loyalty 90 Democracy and
for seventy years tne lrnotlce has
hrcii established nf giving the nomlnn-
ti0n la the candidate who receives
majority We aFk you in the nBer-
ests of me party and in ylndicatlon OF
che Democratic principle of majority
ruil to naalsi in making hiH nominn.
ton Unanimous 0y announcing the
NlilGrnNni of Your candidacy.
Gufe' uuf Wilson annt'tnced this af-
ieinUnn through his secretary that he
would mako nu reply 60 senator
stones ttlegram HrRine him to with.
draw in favor ui CLARK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
FEDERAL FORCES
PLANNING TO TRAP
REBEL ARMY
Battle Not Expected for Three
Days to Come; Americans
at chihuahua Band TOgeth-
er for Protection.


fny Evening Herald A. e. k.eaaed Wtrel
AZ General Huerias Headquarters,
Ortiz. Mcxlco. June ~ With the en-
tire rebel army fortified az bachim.
ba. fifteen miles north, the federal
htrnteElsts have mapped out a plan
aimed 30 prevent escape by the reO-
els. it IL believed tnere VIII be no
flight for az least three days. This
time Is needed 20 give the various
detaohments an opportunity 10 as
sumo designated positions.
The federal advance guard mas
reached ConsuelO. a few miles south
of fnchlmha
What appears TO nave been ruse
on the part of the federals puzzled
the rebel leaders FOR a time today
Instead of advancing from OrHz
when the big bridge was completed
the federal columns adopted diin-
tory course. moving troop trains
back and forth as II experiencing dii-
ticulty In bringing their artillery
ahead.
The rebeis here are patiently await
ing the attack. General Fernandez
with 400 men has been sent out ot
iiaohimba aud may encnun'cr the
federal entposts. numbering soc. q,
any moment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
VAIlD ANIAN SAYS MISSISSIPPI
VOTE GOES no CLAuK

Baltimore, Ma. june 29.--"Alr.
Clark viii be- the nominee of this
convention. ate has decided ma
iurilN of fhe votes cast and defeat
now would hc outside of an pre-
oodnnia. said SENATOR Elect Ward
man of Mississippi soon after arfiy-
ing at the hall this morning,
The Mississippi delegation ia In
siIuciod for Underwood. hHi Air
Nafdamen expressed the opinion thai
HOilc Instructions had been SUI.
rlUonty complied with and confiden.
tly asserted that there soon would
he IA chanre that would insure ihf
casting of ut least "a mu iority uf the
vote 20 that delegation Tor the
Mlaourlan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
EARLY SESSION TALK
rs FOR BREAK ON VOTE.

Haltlmore. Mr., juno 20.LChnir-
man James called the convention to
order at 1908 .. ma.
The convention hall filled rapidly.
many delegations already were Ia
place, the galleties were about haif
fun and a steady stream arriving.
Prevailing talk from the floor II that
several breaks are imminent and am
early decisive ballot likely.
After several Informal conferences
among the leaders Il was decided
that no session Of the national COM
mittee would be held and thas the
situation would have to work issei
.on}.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
ADDS ONE MORE TO THE LIST OF
SENSATIONS FURNISHED BY THE
CONVENTIONS DOMINATING FIGURE

Baltimore. 2s--under explaining
of
Democratic
he again
Bryan Nh del een
him again
the
O
"the Belmont Morgan" should
.
delegates who
manded that h speech be stopped and by others who demanded
= would the nominee.
10
= = = 80 NS~N~S~HN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

tRy Evenins Ilernsa 3. r. s.eaned vRirel
baltimore. Md. June 2a.---Wearisd
with their second struggle, lasting
practically all night the leaders ana
main bodies of delegates were late in
making thaaf Fesppearance ni the
main centera OF actisi's inis 1li'snh, ltll,..
and Il was we'll toward noon before
the work of consultation, conferences
and caucuses was in fuli swing.
The early hsrds. which included
Chairman James, were again san
siilne that a decisive ballot ~oulu %
reached today and thNt the conven-
tion would conclude lis lhporH TO-
Already the exodus from Balsi-
more had begun and placards Ht every
hand announced special trains cnrfs >
ing away large parties which had
come ia see candidate chosen.
ID was tho general feeling that ii
Clark yvtha he must win quickly,
A continued deadlock wus the one
thing that might destroy the com
manding lead he has already es,an
lished. The problem before the Slhtk
forces was two fold, first 90 hold
their uresent strength Intact against
defectibne and second 10 nud ltt II
votes 20 hia afa shown on the twolfth
ballot % give him the necessary Two
thirds majority.
The ffet Droblem was not d men-
aclng one. but 10 had its difficulties.
THE ninety New York votes with
ginrk from the tenth 90 the tWeifSh
ballot were not REGARDED 80 depend
able N the struggle was prolonged, az
tho New Workers we're stili foelnR
their way ready 90 stand by Clark q
his forces could show an ability ~
concentrate the field, but not 90 rec
main with him indefinitely In a pro-
Outside the New York acquisition
The main body of CLARK men were
holding together we'll although IS was
snid snme of them who have former
y had strong BRYAN aftiliotiun'
might develop q tendency 90 try VIII
eon Az thA contest WAS prolonged
These considerations led the Glars
men % nend ai their enereiea q
finishing The contest quiekit'
The 1913 Underwood votes were
Iookcd on in a sense as tho hcy q
the Ciark situation for with them ih'
clark total would be- augmented wei
AlonH toward the necessary Two
thirds
al the Underwood headquarters
however There was not the Hiiahtus
indication ~ dlrccting the vote ns
balance az power among the olhe
candidates
RopOris wcro current early toda'
that 30 Underwood would stop eeld
for Clark the Aluhnmnn would By
L named Tor The sppnkcrahlp.
Tho Harmon etrenEin, now ~
durod to 1N on tho twelfth nnnni
also wax ionNtd unon ua "a pnaMinl
neuausltlon ~ clark. ono ihlnR frnW
"a i0 he fenernlly conceded ma
II neither the Harmon ~ lnderWoo'
forcos would go lo WILSON
Tho Wilson atreu8ih seems 10 D
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

Mnkicu city, June lD,mAn attack
on MIR Hournsnutch. the Japanese
charge G'affalrea here became known
when formal cOn plaint was made
by him io the governor Of tho ted-
ernl court. Mr. Houragoutchi was
riding on one Of the thoroughfarea 0i
the city accompanied hy his wife
when q crnwd of hondlume began a.
ID 20 DO made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
ROOSEVELT GOES
TO A PICNIC

. oyster Ray. June 2e.--COloncl
y Roosevelt put aside the cares of .
y politics today and Went pie
. uiCking u Was iuHi a family
y party which headed ncrose Cold
= spring harbor ln boat for
y cool nook which ia n iayurite ro- Z
= treat of the former president.
Colonel Roosevelt oshiAltaa NO 4
Y concern Ht the prpspeci 0f being
y out of touch with the news from
q baltimore for tho day.
Somebody viii ten me what
y happened when roturn." he
y said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
WILSON NAY Go no nAmMORE.

WILSON MAY co To nAITfAfOIll1
seugirt n. j., June 2a.--Governor
Wilson was heslcRed throughout the
day hy dispatches from friends in Bale
tlmorc urging him ip hurry % the
conventions Al 1890 o'clock 81 was
admitted az the little white House
thai such a trip was under discussion
bat ut that time u WAS said that the
governor was undecided. Rumor had
10 that he might leave for Baltimore
on j. special train at any moment.
Joseph Tumultv fao Rovei more Sec
retarv confirmed the report that the
governor had under consideration the
question of going 90 Baltimore and
added that "a special train had been
put at his disposal. AZ the same time,
1e said the governor was averse 90
taking sueh Is step. n he dld aecide
"a fn however. he would 50 this nf-
ternocn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

Washington. ID o., June 2Bt-Ron-
raseniatiRe Underwood today received
snnator william 3. stones telegram
urrinB him "a withdraw in favor OF
Cnnmp clark. SO answer will be- sent
Mr Underwood declined Co discuss
lhe telegram or hny action ne might
take.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

Baltimore, June 29.-I think we
vill nominate Governor Wilson to-
day. said Senator MARITIME of New
Jersey We have heard encouraging
news. ] was telling Senator O'Gor-
nate our governor and he said
I don't know but what you're
rlghi. We expect developments to-
dHy that VIII he very pleaslng 90
YOU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

Washingion, d. C., June co. .
= 's'm going tu stay up and read y
y tne returns until ! hear I'm num- =
y iuniod' vas speaker Clarke re- =
= uly today to an inquirer VINO 9
= asked tho candidate how hc liked .
y ihe late and en.iv sessions of lhy =
. Baltimore convention y
somebody asked him what he .
= knew about the situation today =
know I've had majority =
= in sevcrfl ballots aud / ought 10 =
= be nominated tonisAt, was hls .
. reply =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

tBB Gvrnlng uerald 4. p. iessed wlrrD
Appleton Wis. June 2g..--Emii
Seidci. former Socialist mayor OF Mii-
wiiukeo ana candidate for vice presi-
dent on the national Social Demo
Theodore Roosevelt "fnker." He
compared the Colonel with Lot and
his family when they were driven
out 90 sudom ana Lots wife looked
back and WAS turned into q pillar Of
salt
Gust 80 80 is with Teddy. Ile says
he win smash the trusts fui ne
goes only 80 far and then turns back
10 favor them said Mr.. SeidC
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

New York. June Suparintend-
ont George T. Nnntuyl, Ir, oi tho
state Banking department to-day took
possession of the Industrial Savings
a Loan company.
The cOmpuny'a assets aggregate
&2,4if,S73, which includes fl,11O,o2l
in loans on bond ana mortgages,
S3bb,3sS in reaI estate aud Sl55,a6I
cash on hand on in banks. The ag-
greater amount due shareholders was
s2.aa2.02H
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
AMERICANS GIT TOGETHER
MN AI-IIIAIL lllIllIl.a rIIlOA

Chihuahua, Mexico, june 2s.-l're-
cauiionary meaRures have been taken
here To prevent disorder ia case OF
defeat in the expected hattie between
federal troops and rebels.
All Americans have arranged 20
gather In one place in case disorder
prevails. The American flag VIII be
raised and the American consul VIII
be in charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

ON the twentieth ballot Kansas
changed It's vote from Clark toI
Wilson.
Baltimore, june 2s.--rweniy ball
lots have hccn taken without result. 3.
Indications now are that the Under
wood votes viii soon turn 70 Wood
row Wilson,
The eighteenth ballot brought
Clarks vote down % $50, the speaker
thereby losing the majority he had
won on the tenth ballot.
no prediction & venturcd as 20
when nomination will be reached
or who VIII prove victorious
ON the nineteenth ballot Clarks
vote dropped 10 531; Wilson 20 Sss,
while Underwood goes up % 1870.
Georgia May ~ 90 Wilson.
Atlanta. Ga. June 20. ~ Gcurgia's
delegation 10 the Baltimore Demo
cratic convention was called upon %
cast lts vote for Woodrow Wilson
for presi0eni and igrat underw9pes
for vice president when thcy "find
that Underwood carnot be nominated
far the prcaidency" 90 a resolution
introduced IN thc state senate. The
tss,dufian must lie on the table Tor
bone cay under che senate rules
baltimore june 20 The Georgia
delegation win pay NO attention 70
the resolution introduced M the SEN
acc lnsiructinR them 90 vote tuf VIII
son. Judge i3rantlry mid the dele
cation was Instructed for Underwood
at primary and would follow those
Instructions.
llarmun stands Pat.
During he eighteenth ballot Il Was
reported thRt when the iiurmon sup
mort broke 4 would either go to
Clark or Underwood. aavid r. Fran.
els nf Missouri hy telegram urged
Governor Harmon 90 reieaac his vote
To- Clark. but Harmon referred him
60 Edward N. Moore. his personal
representative who declined to CON
slider the proposition before the nine
teenth ballot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
LET THE HERALD
FOLLOW YOU

You viii want tho Herald on
your Summer outing. Better
than a letter from home. You
should not miss your faVorito
newspaper during vacation days.
You viii want % know what ~
going 0n iu Albuquerque. Order
tho Herald by phone l6I OF les
or by postal card. 90 fOilQW
you. Address Wlll Be- ehanaod
a. often a. requested with 40
extra charSe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
INnIANA M. sr1rK-

Baltimore Md.. june s9.--Ihc indl-
ana delegation held "a caucus this af-
tcinoon ana decided 40 stick hy Cove
Cfuor Marshall. unless n strong agnti-
mont Developed iu the convention Tor
Senator Kern n which the Indiana
vote would ut changed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

Columbus, o.. Jpne g8--Goyernor
judson Harmon said today that he
would not dlsruag thc situation ln
Baltimore until De- had conferred With
his managers, hy Ions distance tele-
phone.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

Indianapolis Ind, June 9.--GoVer-
nov Marshall tnls Afternoon sRid he
had received senator stones telegram
and added
II viii not answer a."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
BRYAN SEEKS TO DRIVE THE
NEW YORK DELEGATION FROM
PARTICIPATION IN CONVENTION

Nebrasan Declares That Support Of Empire State "DOmi
mated by Murphy Brands Candidate Who Receives It
AS a Friend of Morgan Belmont. Ryan-Privege Seek
ing Glass" and That He Will Vote for No Candidate
Favored by Great States Ninety Votes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

Governor Wilson has declined %
answer stones telcsfnm asking him 90
withdraw.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
INDICATIONS THAT THE SOUTHERN.
VOTE MAY SOON Be THROWN
FROM UNDERWOOD TO WILSON

Clark Men Admit That If Mssouran Is to Win the Nomina
ton II Must Be Had Before Many More Ballots Have
Passed Senator Stone Telegraphs Leading Candidates
Asking withdrawal in avor Of the Speaker and is
Codly Turned Down Every Hand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
CORNELL WINNER

pougnkeepsle, \. Y, June 20.
Cornell late this afternoon
won the eight-oared race which
3 mode her winner OF the inter-
collegiate regatta. Columbia
= third SYRACUSE fourth. ami
p Pennsylvania, fifth
y . = y ~@N N~~A = . - .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29
ANOTHER LEADER
CALLS TEDDY
'FAKIR"

Mayor SeideI Of Milwaukee
Declares Former President
is in the Unfortunate Posi-
tion Of Lot" and His Fam
lily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

Iio infina That be- win oppoan
tllp nomination ~ any man ~.
fEiVinN fllr sunfafft ~ thn
nonrNssl inlrfpsta of New yrek.
tiffnD ie ngltflng thnuip flntk
10 ltRl1lmurr and rrnds New
Aork out 80 cnutruiiuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

viii YOU then support the candi-
dateg"
A. Bryan began 20 answer dele
gate shouted Are YOU Dcmoeratf"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

EODAY's NEws TODAX--
Kou SEE n m the HERALD.
lxty Cents q month delivered
yonr 6oori fifiy cents ~
naii.
The Libby herald. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1911-1913, 1912-10-17
Roosevelt sS53hot!!

The world was horrihed by
word from Milwaukee lastMon~
day night that Theo. Roosevelt
had been shot and seriously in
jured by a fanatic named John
Schrank. The shot was fired
into the cz-president'a breast as
he was entering his automobile
to go to a public meeting. The
wounded man went to the place
Of meeting where he spoke for
an hour and a half, after which
he was taken to Chicago for
treatment. The wound is not
considered dangerous. The as
sallant was overpowcred and
taken to prison. He said he had
been inspired by visions which
had appeared in his dreams to
shoot Roosevelt on the belief
that Roosevelt had caused Nc
kinley's death. schfank is
crazy. Roosevelt, in bis usual
spectacular manner, made tho
most Of the incident in addrcs-
sing the excited crowds.