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Domestic News April 1, 1912

The Daily Guard

Batesville, Independence County, Arkansas

What is this article about?

Alabama's state-wide Democratic primary on April 1 selected congressional candidates and state convention delegates, with voters expressing strong preference for Oscar W. Underwood for the presidential nomination amid efforts by Harmon, Wilson, and Clark supporters.

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ALABAMA BOOMS UNDERWOOD

Montgomery, Ala., April 1.--At a state-wide primary in Alabama today the democratic voters selected candidates for congress and named delegates to the state convention which is to assemble two weeks hence to nominate candidates for the state offices to be filled at the coming elections. In the primaries the voters also were given an opportunity to express their preference for the presidential nomination, but the delegates to the Baltimore gathering will be selected by the state convention.

As Alabama is solidly for Congressman Oscar W. Underwood for the Presidential nomination, the interest in the presidential contest is confined largely to the efforts of the Harmon, Wilson and Clark managers to secure the selection of delegates who may favor their candidate for second choice.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Alabama Primary Democratic Election Underwood Nomination State Convention Presidential Preference

What entities or persons were involved?

Oscar W. Underwood Harmon Wilson Clark

Where did it happen?

Alabama

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Alabama

Event Date

April 1

Key Persons

Oscar W. Underwood Harmon Wilson Clark

Outcome

democratic voters selected candidates for congress and named delegates to the state convention; strong support for underwood for presidential nomination, with secondary interests in other candidates.

Event Details

At a state-wide primary in Alabama, democratic voters selected candidates for congress and named delegates to the state convention to nominate state office candidates. Voters expressed preferences for the presidential nomination, with Alabama solidly supporting Congressman Oscar W. Underwood, while Harmon, Wilson, and Clark managers sought delegates favoring their candidates as second choice. Delegates to the Baltimore gathering to be selected by the state convention.

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