Democratic National Convention Fails to Nominate on Ballots
The San Francisco convention convened through fourteen ballots without a majority as Cox gains, McAdoo stalls, and Palmer wanes. Dark horse talk resurges with Roosevelt and Davie as possible picks while delegates seek a final resolution before adjournment.
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Indiana
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Bainbridge Colby
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Weather Forecast for New Mexico and Arizona
Unsettled conditions expected in New Mexico on Sunday and Monday with cooler northwest portions. Arizona forecast calls for generally fair weather on Sunday and Monday.
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Weather Summary from University Report
Conditions for the last 24 hours ending 6 p m yesterday show a partly cloudy day with a maximum wind velocity of 20 mph. The report lists a mid range temperature and humidity around 76 to 82 percent with no precipitation recorded.
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Delegation from East to Convention Seeks Friends in California
Abe Marin reports from San Francisco July 3 as the Democratic National Convention begins. East and Midwest Republicans are urged to form a real opposition, with leaders pushing to make the platform and ticket appealing to win back Republican voters. Delegates and visitors plan leisurely trips home, while notable figures like Charlie Murphy of Tammany Hall arrive, and speculation swirls on campaign tactics and potential cross-state support.
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Apeie Moots
Ohio
Robbers Seize 500 Cases Whisky in Lincoln Highway Hold Up
Three gunmen posing as prohibition agents stopped three Baltimore bound trucks on the Lincoln highway near Paterson New Jersey early today, threatening drivers with revolvers and forcing them from the vehicles. The cargo of whiskey valued at about 100000 was stolen, and police were notified.
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Here Eary
Wilson denies backing any presidential candidate
White House secretary Tumulty issued a statement denying rumors that President Wilson had expressed a preference for a party candidate. The president has not spoken on any particular candidate and follows a hands off policy to avoid dictation.
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Houta Grecoia
Washington
Wilson
White House
San Francisco
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Princeton Athletes Shine in British Amateur Meet
Princeton entrants earned four firsts and three seconds while tying for a second place in one event at the British Amateur Athletic Association championships in Stamford Bridge. A crowd of about 14 000 watched ideal weather favor American, British, French and Swedish competitors. O C McMaster of the African Olympic team placed second in the two mile walk before disqualification.
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Wite
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Associated Press
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Oo. C. McMaster
Census figures by Monning Journal special
Census figures from various U S cities show population changes. Salem Oregon reports 17 670 with a 25 4 percent rise Astoria Oregon 14 627 up 46 1 percent Medford Oregon 6 756 down 34 9 percent York Pennsylvania revised to 47 512 Houston Texas 138 076 up 75 2 percent Little Rock Arkansas 44 907 up 41 5 percent.
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Independence Day Reflection on True Freedom
A Sunday meditation urges pursuit of true independence beyond finances and politics. It calls for freedom from prejudice, superstition, selfishness, blind desires, and narrow self interest, aligning with God's plan for greater spiritual and moral autonomy.
Tragic three-car collision near South Pittston Station
A Lackawanna & Wyoming Valley line crash near South Pittston Station leaves eighteen dead and about one hundred injured after a telegraph pole sparked by lightning fell onto the tracks. The wreck involved three cars and followed Caledonian club events at Valleyview Park.
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BY Morning Journal
Scranton
Lackawanna & Wyoming Valley Railroad
South Pittston Station
Caledonian Club
Pittston
Valleyview Park
Market Holds Steady Amid Inertia and Restricted Credit
Morning Journal notes the securities market shows little movement with modest buying in speculative stocks and bond market strength. Federal Reserve Board remains rigid, commercial paper climbs to eight percent, and London and continental markets show tighter conditions as Bank of England reports low liability reserves. Domestic trade hampered by transport issues and factory slowdowns while crop prospects improve and price declines appear gradual.
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Bret Ial Seesowee
New York
Federal Reserve Board
London
Bank of England
Portuguese reporters adopt workmen’s clothes term in Rio
Morning Journal Special Leseed reports Rio de Janeiro Brazil January 3 shows the high cost of living protests influence language. The movement introduces the English overalls as roupas de operario in Portuguese with photos from North America prompting adoption by newspapers and students in Rio de Janeiro.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Associated Press
North America
Rio de Janiero
C C Refuses To Amend Export Order
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to modify its order giving tidewater coal shipments for domestic use priority over export movement. Secretary Alexander had requested amendment claiming disaster to foreign trade and shipping. The commission said the order does not impede export and that surplus would remain after domestic needs are met. it cannot be withdrawn unless conditions improve.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tidewater
Alexander
New England
Dark Horse Quest Dominates Convention Balloting Night
Delegates at the convention held late night sessions amid heavy lobbying by Cox McAdoo and Palmer factions. Cox led McAdoo in the eighteenth ballot while Palmer and Davis shed votes as delegates weighed a compromise ticket and a possible adjournment.
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