Democratic nominating deadlock at convention in San Francisco
At the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco on July 4 the twenty-two ballot deadlock persisted with no clear dark horse emerging. Cox McAdoo and Palmer factions hold firm as delegates wait for a breakthrough or a Moses to surface from the White House looming as the only route to unity.
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Glass
Mr. Glass
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Weather Forecast for New Mexico and Arizona
July 4 update lists fair conditions for New Mexico and Arizona on Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Local report notes twenty four hour conditions ending yesterday with humidity readings and wind data from the university station.
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Cole
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Arizona
University
Gompers Comments Delayed on Democratic Platform
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor, en route to Washington, telegraphed that it is premature to judge the Democratic platform while the convention is still in session. He said labor will issue a statement after the platform and its standard bearer are known. He denied reports of any adverse comment.
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Washington
Associated Press
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Harding 3 Home Town Dong in Holiday Dress
Marion citizens celebrate Fourth of July as Warren G. Harding returns to his hometown. The city is flag bedecked with images of the Republican candidate. Harding and Mrs. Harding are expected to arrive by automobile from Washington and stay at the Harding home on Mount Vernon avenue before a formal welcome.
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Warren G. Harding
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Harding and Mrs. Harding Reach Zanesville on Campaign Journey
Senator Harding and Mrs. Harding traveled from Cumberland Md to Marion Ohio by car, covering over 200 miles with brief stops in Washington Pennsylvania and Wheeling West Virginia. Crowds recognized him, he borrowed a cigar, and the couple planned to leave early for Marion with a stop at St Janus Missouri for a Legion monument cornerstone in July if possible.
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Increased Pay for Teachers Demanded at National Educatio
Resolutions passed by the Knights of Columbus educational convention demand adequate pay for public school teachers and condemn federalization of education. The Chicago event occurred on July 4.
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Chicago
Knights of Columbus National Educational Convention
Frisco Democratic Deadlock Echoes Baltimore Eight Years Ago
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports San Francisco on July 4 notes the Democratic convention faces a ballot deadlock similar to Baltimore eight years earlier. It cites the role of three leaders and two dark horse candidates among twenty-two ballots and the resulting adjournment over Sunday.
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Morning Journal
San Francisco
Calif
Baltimore
By-Products Of Th Convention Parody
Ex Senator James Hamilton Lewis mingles with party leaders in San Francisco on July 4. A tall woman delegate from the east sends a telegram to her husband about the can opener haircut. The Bryan triplets attract attention as observers note changes since 1896. They favor an Armenian mandate and a Versailles treaty without reservations.
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San Francisco
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
Chicago
Bryan Triplets
Wil Ham
Jennin
Bryan Petty
Idaho
National Newspaper Service
Delegates Visit Chinatown for Experience of a Pipe
A group of delegates visits Chinatown seeking cultural immersion and the experience of local rituals. The outing emphasizes curiosity and exposure to different community practices.
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Chinatown
Palace scene as delegate buys cigars
A well dressed delegate buys a bag of twenty five cent cigars at the Palace tylay while a penske onlooker jokes about the man’s wealth and political leanings.
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Fasco
Th’ Palace Tylay
Dusty delegate quotes preacher Bryan in heated exchange
A black clad woman delegate mutters that Bryan would have made a fine preacher while her husband retorts that he could not wait for Sunday to speak, capturing a tense moment in a political gathering.
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Bryan
Close political observers face license idea
A delegate with a drooping red mustache questioned licensing political observers, likening them to fortune tellers, as he tested a fasten ear in a light day.
Local Night At Convention Sparks Quirky Remarks
A rural delegate joked about tooth picks on a desk to catch customers who avoid paying. Postmaster Obie Tharp of Thaines Run escaped a sea lion bite while sightseeing. Vice President Marshall draws attention as a unique pro consumer figure amid political talk.
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Not enough readable text for a full headline
The fragment references a governor and a tall delegate with gaiters and a cello player, but provides insufficient clear facts to form a dated action or outcome. No distinct entities or events can be confirmed from the excerpt.
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Edwards
Sale of Baron de Mumm’s Paris apartment furnishings
In Paris on July 4 a major sale of the Baron Walter de Mumm estate proceeds, including tapestries and eighteenth century cabinet work, drew prominent Parisians. The sale raised over 500 000 francs, with a tapestry piece valued at 50 francs fetching 8 000 francs. The event follows sequestration of the German champagne magnate’s wealth during the war.
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McAdoo Nomination Drive Pressed by Love of Texas
Thomas B. Love, McAdoo manager in Texas, says the movement to nominate McAdoo will be pressed with renewed force. He argues a Chicago convention nomination would deprive the Democrats of their chance to win in the fall and hurt the party of progress. The statement frames the issue as more than personal the outcome hinges on party fate.
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Ohio Man Bets Cox Nomination By Democrats
E. H. Moore of Youngstown, Cox manager, claimed confidence Cox would be nominated. He bet five hundred to a thousand dollars that nomination would occur within an hour and a half after convention balloting begins and offered even odds for a two and a half hour window. Wager proceeds go to the Democratic national campaign fund.
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San Francisco
Calif
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
Ohio
Cox
Moore
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Germany Faces High Reparations in Versailles Talks
Belgium July 4 AP report says allied and German leaders meet directly for the first time since Versailles to decide Germany's reparations. German chancellor Fehrenbach argues Germany can not bear the proposed amounts, with estimates ranging from about 20.9 to 36.7 billion dollars. allies doubt a swift compromise.
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Ie Spa
Belgium
Associated Press
Germany
Konstantin Pehrenbach
Herr Fehrenbach
Convention Decked By Fireworks And Democratic Feud
At the San Francisco convention a delayed session sparked turmoil as delegates battled over state banners and candidates Cox and McAdoo. Demonstrations erupted around state standards while placards were torn and rival parades formed in the aisles amid loud music. A Texas led Cox display clashed with McAdoo forces as Georgia shifted support causing renewed uproar.
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Calif
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Citizens Committee
Cox
New York
Ohia
McAdoo
Texas Standard
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Texas
Ohio
Georgia
Japan to occupy Siberian Saghalien provinces
The Tokyo government said Japan will occupy selected Saghalien points in Siberia pending a legitimate government and settlement for the Nikolaievsk massacre. Premier Hara announced withdrawal of troops from districts where their presence is no longer required.
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Associated Press
Japan
Saghalien
Siberia
Nikolaievsk
Tokio
Hara
Iberia
Governor Smith Unable To Name Candidate
New York Governor Alfred E. Smith received a telegram from comedian Al Jolson asking for the probable nominee. Smith said he cannot determine the choice and finds the situation a hopeless tangle as he awaits guidance.
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San Francisco
Alfred FE. Smith
New York
al Jolsen
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