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Arizona republican., 1912-06-28
SRYAN'S MIGHTY HOLD
Shown in the Adoption Of An Extra
 ordinary Resolution

William J. Bryan entered the con- vention hall shortly before eight o'clock and as he made his way to the rear platform he was cheered again and again. Mrs Taft arrived soon after Bryan and went to the place reserved for her. The bnd placed reserved for her The band Aa eight o'clock the doors of the Armory were ordered closed Senator LaFollette arrived and sat among the neWspapermen Chairman James called the convention to order at SIS Rev. J. Ross Stevenson. of Browne Memorial church offered pray CT.
 When the prayer was concluded, United States Senator of South Caro- lima protested that delegates were be- ing put out of the hall by the police. It's an outrage on decency' he shouted amid much confusion. Chair man James directed the sergeant at arms to see that all delegates were admitted
 BRYAN AROSE
 Bryan here arose and addressed the chair He was cheered and then he sprang a decided surprise by intro ducing resolution and asking for it's immediate consideration. The Bryan resolution read as follows: Resolved, that in this crisis in our party's career, our and our countrys history. this convention sends greet ing to the people of the United States. and assures them that the party of Jefferson and Jackson is ba nf rNnD1ilaT ment and equality before law. As proof of our fidelity to the people we hereby declare ourselves opposed to the nomination of any candidate for president who is q representative of or under obligations to J. r. Mor- gan. Thomas Ryan, August Belmont or any other member of the privilege hunting and favor seeking class.
 Be it further resolved, that We demand the withdrawal from this convention of any delegate or dele gates constituting or representing the above named interests" The Nebras- kan was interrupted by cheers several times during the reading. "Is there objection to this immediate considera- ton asked Chairman James. Al ternate Thomas J. Spellacy of the 1 Connecticut delegation objected "Objection having been made. l move to suspend the rule and con l slider the resolution at this time, said Bryan The convention was thrown into uproar After a wrangle l Chairman James declared the motion | in order and allowed twenty minutes, ten each side, for debate. The Bryan resolution was carried by the neces- sary tWO-thirds vote
 1 HIS REMARKS
 | Bryans argument for his resolution was as follows:
 i This is an extraordinary resolu- tion but extraordinary conditions need | extraordinary remedies. We are now engaged in conducting a convention
Arizona republican., 1912-06-28
HIS REMARKS

Bryan's argument for his resolution was as follows:
 This is an extraordinary resolu- tion but extraordinary conditions need extraordinary remedies. We are now engaged in conducting a convention
Arizona republican., 1912-06-28
WHOM HE MEANT

T need not tell you that J P Morgan, Thomas Ryan, and August Belmont are the men who are con- nected with the great money trust of this country, who are as despotic in their rule of the business country and (the convention cheered the speaker to an echo) some one has suggested that We have no right to discuss the delegates here" T said it," interrupted Governor Gilchrist of Florida. T say, retorted Bryan that six and a half million people, demo- crats ought to speak out against them if these men are willing to insult and let them know we resent the in suit l for one am not willing the RyanS and BellmOnts should come here with their paid attorneys to seek a secret conference with the managers of this party prolonged applause). No sense of politeness and courtesy to such men will keep me from protecting my party from the disgrace that they inflict upon us (aDDlauSe)
Arizona republican., 1912-06-28
MAIN BUSINESS PROCEEDING AT BALTIMORE

that will place before the country a demOcractic nominee and it is be- cause I assume that each delegate is here in order that we may ad- vance the interests of our candidate that I introduce this resolution. There are questions upon which we may assume. American people are informed and there is not a delegate in this convention who does not know that ma effort is being made right now to sell the democratic party into bond age to the predatory interests. It is most brazen. impudent and insolent attempt to make the nominee of this convention bond slave to the men who exploit the people of this country (ApplauSe cheerS)
Arizona republican., 1912-06-28

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13

rights governors" including Chester A.
Aldrich OF Nebraska and Herbert Hadlsy
Of Missouri. a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
Senator Allen Here to
Meet Gov. Harmon

Former United States Senator William
v. Allen Of Madison Is one Of the promi.
nent Nebraska democrats who has come
to the city to meet Governor Harmon
during bis stay here. And while the SEN
ator i enthusiastic for Harmon for the
presidency. he u even mere enthusiastic
for Richard L. Msiealfe for governor.
speaking Of ar. Melealfe. Senator Allen
sald:
Il have known Richard l.. Metcaae
personally end Intimately for more than
twenty years. ] first met him when he
was a reporter on the worid-HeEsid, aud
have known him throughout bis entire
career as newspaper man and al
author.
Il know Of no man whom more highly
appreciate than Richard L. Metcaife. II.
Genes from the first quality OF American
citizenship. and there is no doubt In my
mind but that today Re is and for Ions
time has been the foremost writer in Ne
hrasks on governmental and economic
subjects He has q wide and accurate
knowledge Of cur form Of government
and its history
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
Home Grown Green
Onions on Market

The first homegrown green onions
were placed upon the Omaha market FIJI.
day. Heretofore those who have thought
they were buylng green onions. tho ex'
perts say. hava been getting what are
called khgliotts. a kind OF imitation.
Luther Burbank IL not responsible for
the deception" says A. King Of the gro.
eery department Of Hayden Brcs. III 10
a variety OF vegetable. fruit or some.
thing that grows from a seed. Onions
spring from sets" They are selling at
10 cents for three punches.
Strawberries from Louisiana are down
10 10 cents a box at some stores Al
others they are retailing al Is and %
cents.
Celery Is dying off the market II Il
20 scarce now that wholesalers have be-
gun TO tell II eood-bye and retailers ars
telling their customers there sin't no
such thing"
Green reas are late In arriving here.
Carload orders have been sent 10 Texa,
and Louisiana. but because Of the condi'
lions OF the railroads since the floods
swept down the Mississippi valley they
have rot ys, been filled. Green peas are
expected. however in a day or two.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
LAKES FILLING WITH WATER
River is Rising at This Point, but is
Falling In the North.
DAMAGE WILL NOT BE HEAVY
Hundreds OF curious 0nes ~ River
20 watch Immense Beas Of
Water Burdened with
Drift and Rubbish.

The Missouri river is up again. rising
to q helgh,h Friday morning Of is2 feet
THIS Ia esht-tsnths Of a foot below foed
stage. Carter Willow. Florence and Man
aws lakes are full 10 the banks thoush
both sides OF the river can stand few
inches more before there Is general
flood condition. The differeni lakes look
more liks seEs. the river backing over
the connecting land anc turning 'hf"
into one body Of water.
The water nov is at standsiill' how
ever and II Is expected the crest OF the
food win pass before aveaing and By
tomorrow 70 down considerably from the
marx established today. 1t is not be-
llevsd damage win Be done 10 tie lard 80
Jar inundated
Overflow OF q siuicr.
The present high water In cut-off Taxa
IA due from an overflow Of slalee run
ming in from Willow lake. This lake Is
..lled from water backing Up from the
Missouri river to the north. Floreae.
lake. west Of there and for the last -four
years little more than a corn field and
pasture ground, Is now an immense body
Of water. due from back water coming
into the lake from the north. This stretcl
OF water runs south and west. aud an
tends nearly to Ninth street. the land
west Of the original area lof the lake
being covered By water. A few houses
on the north side of Florence lake arr
On higher ground and no danger 10 thes'
IL predicted.
me Omaha Red and Gun club, on ih'
south shore Of Florence lake. viii NO
be damaged 10 sny extent BY the presen
stage. The shore Of the lake has retreatet
sornsxhat but the greater part OF TN
ground a. that paint Is conEiderabl,
higher. than the lard now Submerged.
Though Florence lake could ogtrflos
In q southwsrdly direction there Is N
probability IL could reach Cutoff AK
either on the east or the west The MS
IN Cutoff lake Is brought about only D.
the overflow from willow lake TO tn
e4st Of Florence lake.
George II, swift & co. has taken IL
preczution 10 prevent the water dana
ing her ice plant by sending efes
Of men there to dixie UP the north sid
Of Cutoff lake.
Rises 4gEta This Morning.
Late last night the water dropped one
half foot o. rs inches. but in the earl
morning began % rise. oyer-toppinS n
mark Of yesterday Of u feet and rising I
. maximum Of 1ss at O'Clock this after
noon.
Blair bridge this morning reported Oh
water stationary during the last tweuts
fcgr hours. while all points north {
there Indicate . slow faliag off, siea
CITY reported hslf-fOot decrease viii
ether points further north report the riys
falling rapidly. Slight rains are predicts
sen@raliy in this section tonight and Z
I morrow. bat II Is unlikely they WI reAe
magnitude sufficient TO swell the r.SeE,
Hundreds congregste along the nv
front and on Douglas street bridge watcl
ing the immense body Of water earylH
donn -zsblxh and trunks OF trees gatl
cred from the bottom lands up the rive
Z Ihe hanks az the river are frll to 4
"a krisn and II Ia believed II river shou
csus up few inches more consids
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
s 't':'i s. KARItANS ' s.':': s.

Harmon and attend the meeting this
evening are ]. H. Thompson Of Grand
Island. Herman McNeny of Red Cloud.
John NJ. Devine Of Lincoln. George L.
Han OF Franklin. Judge I, L. Albert Of
Columbus, John Sink Of Grand Island
Jack Walsh OF Humboldt. former SEN
stor william v. Allen OF Madison. B. a.
simms OF Hastings. J. II. Grosneyor and
Dr. Woodland Of Aurora, A. d. Fellers Of
Fullerton. r. Z. Fellers Of 81. Edwards.
John Byrne Of Hebron, Floyd sey bolt Of
Geneva and Henry seheele Of Utica.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
HARMON TALKS At STOCK YARDS
Governor of Ohio Fails 10 Arouse En-
thsaissm Among stockmen.

Governor Of Ohio Fails 20 Arouse En-
thssissm Among stockmen.
Nothwithstandins the much Heraldod''
notice that Governor Judson Harmon
would speak at the Live 5tock Exchange
at ii.so today, there was 0dt 4 scant gath.
ering present to greet tas governor Of
Otto. who has designs on the presidency
Of the United States.
Governor Harmon. aes5mpdEiSd Dy the
democratic administration OF South
Omaha. including Fire ami Police Com
nissioners Ryan and rivog;s, arrived at
tho Exchange building about ll:3) o'clock.
Previous TO the arrival OF the party,
which was chaperoned by chris Gruen-
Their. two automobiles Of oman, police,
under the command OF captain Nike
Dempsey. ostentatiousiy speeded abou,
town awaiting the arrival Of the visitors.
Upon his arrival at the exchange Gov
ernor Harmon under th- WINS OF Jim
lula, late of the state legislature. was
untrc dLced to a chosen fSw q the faith
full. one exception being mali In favor
OF the irrepressible Jerry howard, who
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
VAN DUSEES CONDITION
Is CONSIDERED SERIOUS

J. II. Van Dusens Of the law firm Of
Baxter & Van Dusen, for many years
a prominent member Of the Douglas
county bar. 10 dangerously III at the
home. $50 d Street. South Omaha, with
locomotor atsxia. and Is not expected to
live. Mr.. Van Dusen has suffered from
this trouble for several years, and II has
only been the last few days that he has
ben confined to his bed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
Henry Found Guilty
of Lifting the Lid

Jack Henry and the Theatrical Man
ayers Association club ara found guilty
OF violating the liquor laws IN eonducting
the resort in the passraSnt OF ths Boyd
tnester building. TIE Jury returned YER
dict TO that effect IN the criminal division
OF the district court.
The minimum fine n sir-. and not NOR
tlsan S1e. or thirty Gays In jan. os both
= is liksiy that an appeal VIII 5s tASen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13

I2x9 Tapestry Brussels Rugs
Latest spring designs in 9xl2oot size Made In all the
domestic and oriental designs They are OF extra
fine quality and have inter seams. The materials
used of the very best grade OF wor- Al Ann
sted yarns. Colors exceedingly hand AUuuH6
They are regular $4,000 values VuU
and offered for tomorrows sale at. - -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13

able section in this vicinity. includinS The
yards. win be submerged. This condition
viii prove Of little dsmass. however. un-
less the water rises 70 height Of nine
teen feet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
Laberer wants 10 Know.

Laberer wsnts to Know.
On the whole the governor found little
response and the dissatisfaction with gen.
eraiities found expression In the words
Of democratic laborer. who demanded
Of the governor what would you 90
about all this" While the crowd waited
for an answer. Godfather Jim Buila
leaned over and advised the governor not
to answer.
Don't answer" said Jim NJ the COVER
nor paused. and the speaker passed on
bit lamely to plea for harmony In the
democratic ranks. holding up his hands
10 affected horror at the republican
strife In Bay City, Michigan.
Jerry Howard, an avowed Wilson man
and strong friend Of the packing house
laborers. was an attentive listener during
the Harmon speech. At the conclusion
Of the address Jerry laughed as he re-
marked: IF they only let him talk q
little while In Nebraska. Governor Will
son will carry the state" 4
The meeting closed with an announce
ment by Jim Bulls that the governor
would speak tonight in Omaha, where
all were invited.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
HARMON HAS REAL BUSY DAY
Rises at Six and Keeps Going all
Day Long.
VISITS LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE
Ciub-wiII Address Mass
Meeting This Evening mt
The Auditorium.

This has ben one OF the busiest days
that Governor Harmon of Ohio has ex'
perisnced Vince he threw his hat into the
ring and entered for the presidential race
Al home Governor Harmon Is an early
riser and the habit stays with him. even
out here in Nebraska Al O'Clock this
morning he was up and down In the hotel
lobby at the Paxton. There he greeted
the clerks and ths ball boys IN a friendly
manner and afterward devoted an hour
10 his correspondence. At 3 O'Clock he
had finished his breakfast and was
ready to receive the crowds Of democrats
! who had gathered to meet him. They
were present from the city and out In
the state. For two hours the governor
held an Informal reception In the lobby
Of the hotel. after which he was vhirled
away to South Omaha. where at ll:so
O'Clock. he addressed lIrge gathering Of
business men at the Exchange building.
Webster Toastmaster.
At . clock this afternoon Governor
Harmon was the guest Of the on4hl
club at luncheon, where SOME 30 OF the
oeasiLess men OF the ei;s 81 u'"h me
governors table was in tae center Of
the room and no occupied q seat just
TO the right Of John Lee Webster. who
presided as POSTMASTER.
After the cigars had been NJ. Mr..
Webster, in introducing the guest OF honor,
referred 10 Ohio as being the mother
oil numerous presidents. aocing that IL
q mocrst Is to become tine chief eEecu.
tive OF toe nation, he would rather s,e
tie clubs guest occupying the Dositisa
nsu any tsher member Of the demgcslt,s
nth that ne could thlns Of. as he la
ra,sed m As q sine nc, Level healed
msu
tnuSussd. q, eroSr Harmon w.
, .s,.d with cooAo -als. u,n,Ius. All
after having a tribute 10 the Commercial
~, snc k.nd,ed orpRn.Yatior.. sun.
u,,, ,h.v ar. ao,rx mucn .ooc l., n. way
n, cros,Inr sentiment for civic reform
anong III lines STAGED tina, win. Ohio
~. ,.,,i ,bsa 40 ne ne. dents AL man,
=, ,,,e =, AZ AZ an p.r,, an. i. II
800, M, ,,.~,,a ~. 4,n,,
..,son, .,.nd,,v he them ,na giving
,h.rn n,,,,c s"nnort
Ths sov.rnor referred IN the number
=, oh,a r,.n ,hs, y. ,ra. IN .v.,v ror,.
I,-,,,,,, 90 ,n.,.,.a ,ha, !, ws. h.c.us.
~, -. ~. 90, ia -. 49,. .,a,. Ia.
49, ~ a. ,s -, A.. .saA -.
- 800 - - h,,n.d ~ hnIla
- ..,,nn,,,.. sna ss,.n,,.h .ooa soy1
s'ss,.,.- -. - ..,..
'.m.e' ,,., .
~ $500
Vas o'' n' u"sn 'sss'" epVa Wy
aeesuo. "se, e-ss
,ne op'h'oh 'n@a no's - ksne'an w
h'"s s'.ehoVn se"
% me Vus,asas pe". - 80, - ~ -
thss he hAo aiseoNerea Una. n,aeh nore
a,tsnuon was eens pa'a 70 p'Dno si'A''s
oy the business men 'nah is~ sssrs
ago ana 'nat os'ser resu'.s mao oeoome
apparent ho~sveI' ne iouno ''A' .ns.e
was ~oeiu' '.es VI As.s"aV" p~.1
msue's pensns ~ s
large, men pehs 'oo aeep' e"sossu
with the'r own aiian@
Praises oennei wv"
The governor oeleveu .naa suen ''tsn
izatsons as the omsnA san'nneA' Inv Inv
could ana mao GONG n'een eooN' ,a-e '''s
being an ers Oh ortsnihsuon' ass.
men should foos 70 " hAe lne ss "
CITY, stA'e sno sosn ~ -.
ness p.hep 10, - -,
mas so' ~ - .,,ss 80, 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
A Pierce Attack

OF malaria. liver dsraneemsns and KID
nsy trouble. Is easily cured BY Electric
Bitters. the guaranteed remedy. a cents.
Fur sale by Beaten Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13
Compliments TO women.

The governor began his speech with q
compliment TO a few women who stool
about and reference to the former pres
tige Of Cincinnati rs a pork center. He
admitted that the glory Of hogs had
passed from the queen City to the Magic
City Of the west
Governor Harmon continued his speech
by a naive reference to his own aspira.
tions TO the presidency OF the United
states, TO which he declared Ohio always
preferred her favorite sons as reward
for faithful service in their own state
Continuing the speaker enuncisted som.
broad platitudes about equal rights to all
in the economic adjustment OF warning
interests Strong democrats In the audi
enes squirmed uneasily Is the governor
failed 10 arouse the enthusiasm OF the
audience.
Mostly the governor recited his own
deeds Of political prowess In Ohio. he
laid speciaI stress upon the fact that he
had aided in having Ohio pass law by
which railroads would have TO take care
Of those MANNED and injured in the dis
charge Of their duty. He also stated tnai
he had assisted in having the loan sharks
OF Ohio open up their records to pubic
view. The rest Of his talk was general
denial OF all charges made by his enemies
and a plea for democratic retrenehmen'
in the government Of the United States
He claimed credit for writing democratic
doctrine into the brief OF the states
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13

carries the gonfalon OF Governor Wood
row Wilson. The crowd that gathered
about the rostrum set up In the rotunda
OF the exchange building ie;t plenty q
room for the expected guess who failed
10 arrive .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-13

Permits to smoke, cents. All dealers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-06-14


candidacy
tn democratic primary. August 8rd follows;
candidate
Congressman Harvey Helm, of Lincoln
time,
probably
of
would 90 before the electorate again. giving faithful account of
full and
shall his wOrhes of their
the legislation inalgad and passed by Demo-
battle the their
with the Denver platform.
Congressman Helm has terms the first two as member of
minority party triumphant maj
which has made history eonspeuo has the OF the
appeared mainly
ponse for the fact that the election of republican president today we'll
nigh impossible
every way completely
position speaks itself Washington correspondents
Kentucky
and
country keep representatives
which constantly seeking sending
untred members work with the seasoned veterans.
chaimnshp awarded Kentucky
Helms work that position the economies and reforms has been of
and of the further
his continued the field
he has already served so faithfully and WELL
Committee he has rendered
great preparation passage the Cantn tobacco bill
Committee Insuar Affairs has bored to rid this
Philippine
the and heavy and control
believe of the
unsey
had in forefront the battle tuhfuy
undertaking the needs wishes his
brought him closely touch with them, and
fight
vigor n his
Mr. Helm always political fights single open
onh merits andsd identified with combination.
The result of the primary Aug Sd 1912 will be of confidence
him a public servant
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-06-14
Mt. Hebron

Miss Ivy Hamm is victim of malaria
fever;
Mr. A. S. Dean sold to Mr. Moss "a good
harness mare price S115.
Rev Jones and Mr. D. Catlett of Har-
rodsburg were the guest of Mr. A. S.
Dean Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Sherrow are very
proud of fine baby girl who came to
them on the 9Th inst.
Mrs Isaac Montgomery and children
are spending a few weeks with her
parents in Jessamine county.
Mr. and Mrs Will Grow and little
daughter spent Sunday with her father
Mr. Joseph Rogers at Danville.
Rev Cash of Burgin fulfilled his ap-
pointment at this place Sunday and de-
livered very interesting discourse.
Mr. Solomon Ceilders and Miss Eulala
Montgomery of Bryantsville ,were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Edd Grow Sum-
day.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-06-14
ECZEMA? TRY zEM0.
Has Cured Worst Cases And You Can
Try II AT Our Risk.

Yes, try Zemo. That's all you need
do to get rid of the worst case of
eczema. You take no chance, it is no
experiment. Zemo is positively guaran-
teed to stop itching, rash, raw, bleed
ing eczema, make a pimpled face
smooth and clean. zemo is wonder
and. the minute applied it sinks in,
vanishes, leaves no evidence, doesn't
stick, no grease, just a pure, clean
wonderful liquid and it cures. This is
guaranteed. Zemo is put up by the E.
w. Rose Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo-,
and sold by all druggists throughout
America, and in Lancaster by the r.
E. McRoberts & Son Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-06-14
Mammoth Cave.

Garrard County's trip to Monmouth
Cave will be June 18th. The round
trip railroad fare from all stations in
the County, $5.65 All expenses at Cave
hotel $3.50 for three days trip.
This latter amount includes your
board at Cave hotel, and the several
routes through the Cave, making the
expense for grand three days outing
to the great Subterranean wonder for
$1215. The hotel has been reserved
for this particular date. Tickets on
sale from all stations. A specially
conducted trip. Through coaches on
regular morning trains. Write or
phone l. & N Agent.
5-24-4t