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Does Not Want New Yorker to
he Temporary Chairman at the
Democratic National
Convention
BALTlMORE, Md. June 20.— ~—-Men1
bers of the alian‘gement committee
‘ meeting today to name the temporaiy
officers of the coming Democzatic
{,‘nationai convention faced the opposi-
, tion of “illiam .l. iliyan to the selec-
"York, for temporary chairman, who
had been practically agreed upon. it
was asae1ted that a majority of thel
committee are 101 Iii-r Parker not-
..withstanding the attitude of Col.
Bryan, who yesterday telephoned
from Chicago that he was opposed to
Judge Parker on the ground that he
was a. conservative 111111111111 as the
party was progressive in cpl-rind
progressive should be chosen to make
‘. the keynote speech.
Charles F, Murphy, leader of Tam—
many Hall, telephoned here early this
morning that the New York delega:
3w1tl‘on' had put forward Judge Parker's
name and that they wanted a fight
made to celect .h-im.
Theodore A. Bell, of California. a
"friend of Colonel llrynn, was talked
about today as likely to be named as
, permanent chairman of the conven-
tion. .
. Just what candidates, ii any, the
Clark and Wilson forces will put for—
ward for temporary chairman for
consideration by the arrangement
‘ ‘ "committee, was not known early
r ealiator O'Gormnu, of New York,
‘ sent word‘that his name must not be
presented l’or temporary chairman.
Some of the national committeemcn
favoring Judge Paxkei weie outspoken
N against the opposition of Mr Bryan
and declared that if a question of
wit ther Mr. iliyan unit to control the.
’ convention or not was to come‘it
would be better decided now than in
1e11,
National Committccman Daniels of
North Carolina, urged his fellow coin-
mitteemen this morning that harmony
must be maintained.
Members of the arrangement com-
mittee called to name the temporary
officers of the convention are: Chair-
man, Norman E. Muck. l’. 1.. Hall, of
Nebraska; Urey \Voodson. oi Kentuc-
ky; Jonephus Daniels, of North (‘aro-
lino; Clark Howell. 01' Georgia; John
T. McGraw, of West Virginia; it. M.
Johnson, of Texas; Martin J. Wade. of
lawn; Edwin D. Wood, of Michigan;
Roger (J. Sullivan, of lllinols: Thomaa
Taggart, oi indiuun; Robert Ewing, of
Louisiana: Robert S. i-iudspeth, of
New Jersey; Thomas ll. Browne, of
Vemmont; John ll. 01111011113. ol‘ Wyo-
ming. and .i. l“. C. Talbot, of Maryland.
All the members of the committee
on arrange cuts were here except Mr.
Hall of N nauka. Noon was the hour
fixed for the meeting. An informal
' .propouition made as 11 possible aolu-
tion of the queation was that Colonel
Bryan be named permanent chairman.
-.W F. McComba, leader of the WI]
goon torcou, said that the Wilson peo-
:oie had no candidate for temporary
chairman The ‘Claik advocates will
_ meet in Washington tomorrow, to de-
lermlne their course.
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ROOSEVELT WILL NOT JOIN LEA-
GUE
_NEW YORK, June 20.»—~Thcodore
Roosevelt baa declined to join the
New York Men's League for Women
Sufrage. immediately alter the re-
cent announcement by Celonei Roose-
" it that he wan for woman tinti'rhge,
” ”dietary oi the tongue, Mr. Ben-
iled at the‘t'ormer president's
,. and left a membership blank
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not received his answer. It says
11 r1
31 resolution calling tor 11 Con-
biotin! ihVentigation oi’ the charges
any at the Republican national
the house on his retumdmm New
tic” in aday or too.
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‘ tion of Judge Alton B. Parker, of New!
,vention, named by the subcommittee
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edition, and it in said will submit
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SPEAKER GLIHK’S
GANDIDAGY Flill
TllE PllESlllEllliV
WASHINGTON,’ June 20. ——- Next
(Tuesday there will be a gathering of
lClark supporters held in this city pri-
dr to the meeting or the convention
tin Baltimore. Era—Senator DnBoio will
I be in charge-and delegates from about
331‘) states will be in attendance.
i The Clark publicity headquarters
iwere moved to the convention city
liesterday, but as it is expected many
idelegates will stop here before going
Ito Baltimore the Clark reception
{rooms will be kept open until the last.
I lit was said at the Clark headquan
1ters yesterday that. their candidate
would have more than 500 votes on
the first ballot and that this showing
would ban; much influence on the 1m
instructed delegates it will be no
'cessdry for Mr. Claik to secure 200
more votes under thetwo thiids rule
, to be nominated.
Senator-elect Ollie James, of Ken.
tucky is the Clark candidate for tem-
porary chairman of the convention.
it is said that if the national commit-
tee do not fall in with the Clark se-
lection the light will he carried to the
floor of the convention and the light
at Chicago will «be rcinactofl at Balti-
more. '
it is deemed ceratln that a progresr
sive Démocrat will be chosen chair-
man as the nomination of any one
known to be a conservative would im-'
mediately bring out all the lighting!
qualities of the Brran wing of the par-
t), and that is what the lenders are
anxious to mold.
Representative Reilly went over to:
Baltimore yesterday to get a view of:
the convention 11all._ He reports that
it is an ideal place for tin.1 mectingi
He expects to be present at the con-7
vention us an 1111016311111 spectator.
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OFFICIALS OF THE CONVENTION
Named by the Sub- Committee of Ar-
rangements.
(Tilit‘AGO , June lS."-i‘cnipora1v oi- '
i‘icinie tor the republican national cou-
S New 01 indiana is chairman: ;
Clinirman~l<llihu Root. New York. i
Secretnryv— Lafayette ll. Gleason,
New York. ,1
Assistant Secretaries—C. .Vi. liar-l
gcr, Kahuna; John L. Moorman, lndiV
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George L. Hart, Virginia: John l<l.Mc-}
Nary, Oregon; ii. (3. Lindsay, Nebms~,
kn; Horace l1). Stoddard, New ilamp ‘
shire; A. ll. llnlrynipie, New Jersey.
Sergeant-ut-arms—William li‘ Stone,
Maryland. ’
Assistant Sergeant-111.- -n1ms —~ Ed
word 1’. 'l‘hayer, Indiana.
Chief Doorkceperwdohn J. Hanson;
Mniyland. l
Chief [label—1 William ii. Austin, 11»
linoia l
(‘hlel Medical Staff—«Dr. George C.
Hunt, lliinois.
Parliamentarian—1E. L.
Ohio.
Official Stenographer~M W. Blu-
menbcrg, Washington. D. C.
Chief Clerk~—L. C. Neckinger. New.
Jersey. . i
Chaplains-llev. James F. Callas-1
hurt, Chicago; Dean Walter T. Bum?
nor, lllinola; Dr. Joseph Stolz, ill-l
nois: Rex. John B. Show, llllnoiu; an
J. Wesley Hill, New York.
Reading (llerka-~Wiilittm A. Walt,
Michigan; Otto Iionnard. Wieconslnp
l‘homaa Williamson, lllinoia.
'l'ally Clerks Archibald (l. Graham,
lmlinnn; Henry C Woodlll, Maaaachu-
settn.
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YO‘UNGEST PAGE AT COM/EN.
TiON
CHICAGO. Juno one-(11111111111 ii:1kcr.1
ten years old son of C C linker, one
of the alternate delegates from 'l‘exaa,
in the youngest. page in tho conven~
tion. It is not young Bukor‘a ilret ex-
perienco. Four years ago, his head
,scameiy higher than the back 01 a
chair. he was oti'loial page of the Tex-
as delegation. .
"I wasn't scored in 1903,” he said
inst night, "but I surely am on this
trip, everyone seems excited. It I ‘
don‘t move quick a fellow gets mad.
More than one-half of the men in, our ,
section are hora at the other hail! ,
and that don‘t incite thinga any more 1 '
plea-ant for mes" ‘
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The senate committee, it appears
. court of commurderindthnaimlia News. -
would rather regulate than abolish the
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