REPUBLICAN SPLIT
IMPROVING DEMOCRATS' CHANCE ROOSEVELT'S IRREVOCABLE DECISION MR. BRYAN'S CHANCES OF NOMINATION. By Telegraph,— Presi Association.— Copyright. NEW YORK, 25th June. Mr. Roosevelt is planning to form a new party from the ground up. He states that he has irrevocably decided to sever himself from the -Republicans and to refuse all compromises. It is now considered that the serious cleavage in thei Republican Party is improving greatly the chances of the Democrats. The fight that threatened to rend the Democratic Party has ended with the selection of Judge Parker as temporaxy chairman of the Democratic Convention at Baltimore. Mr. Bryan threw his influence against Judge Parker, but the latter secured eleven of a majority. The result indicates that Mr. Bryan's chances of securing the Presidential nomination are slight. DEMOCRATS' CHAIRMAN. HOW THE VOTING WENT. (Received June 26, 10 a.m.) BALTIMORE, 25th June. The voting for the chairmanship of the Democratic Party resulted: — Judge Parker ..» ... 579 W. J. Bryan 506
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 151, 26 June 1912, Page 7
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