BryanHarcourt, Brace, 1929 - 374 pages |
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Page 164
... Clark , of Missouri , Speaker of the House of Repre- sentatives . Bryan and Clark had known each other since they both were members of Congress in 1893. In 1911 , recognizing that Champ Clark was the leading Democratic candidate , Mr ...
... Clark , of Missouri , Speaker of the House of Repre- sentatives . Bryan and Clark had known each other since they both were members of Congress in 1893. In 1911 , recognizing that Champ Clark was the leading Democratic candidate , Mr ...
Page 194
... Clark stood for progressive Dem- ocracy . ( Applause . ) Mr. Clark's representatives appealed for support on no other ground . They contended that Mr. Clark was more progressive than Mr. Wilson , and indig- nantly denied that there was ...
... Clark stood for progressive Dem- ocracy . ( Applause . ) Mr. Clark's representatives appealed for support on no other ground . They contended that Mr. Clark was more progressive than Mr. Wilson , and indig- nantly denied that there was ...
Page 197
... Clark to Wilson , and Wilson needed more than one hundred votes for a majority . By Bryan's switch of his support , and thereby the support of the dele- gates who were under his influence or in his favor , Wilson and Clark were made ...
... Clark to Wilson , and Wilson needed more than one hundred votes for a majority . By Bryan's switch of his support , and thereby the support of the dele- gates who were under his influence or in his favor , Wilson and Clark were made ...
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