06 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1924
Page
1
In New York on July 5 peace negotiations began among Democratic leaders to resolve the deadlock over a sole presidential candidate. McAdoo and Smith supporters remained wary, while Roosevelt and allies pushed for a compromise plan to break the stalemate and unify the party delegates.
Chicago police and letter writers are mentioned in a fragmented July impression item. The damaged text references Anita and Allebea with unclear context or actions. No discernible event or outcome is established from the readable fragments.
President Coolidge’s 16 year old son Calvin Coolidge Jr is gravely ill with septic poisoning. He was moved from the White House to Walter Reed Army Hospital for an operation after doctors determined the infection localized. Mrs Coolidge accompanied him and the President returned to work briefly.
Stephen F Whitmore treasurer of Las Vegas city died Friday at his home after a three week illness following a fall from an elevator shaft. The long time official had served the city in financial duties and his death ends a noted municipal career. He is survived by relatives and city colleagues mourning the loss. The tragedy occurred here after the department reported the incident and condolences poured in from local leaders.
Washington July 5 physicians decided on an immediate operation for Calvin Coolidge Jr son of President and Mrs Coolidge The surgery aimed to drain localized septic infection in his system after three days of battle with infection at Walter Reed hospital Miss Coolidge accompanied her brother to the hospital The president joined them carrying a bag of clothing and prepared to stay by the bedside for the operation outcome
Seventies through seventy-sixth tallies show totals for McAdoo Smith Davis of West Virginia Underwood Glass Robinson and others. Variations include several fractional percentages and small value counts across multiple ballot batches.
A Trinidad woman sustained injuries early afternoon when her vehicle collided at a city intersection. Officers and emergency crews responded to the scene.
Arthur A. Jones steps down after six years as Gallup public works superintendent. Jerry Farmer named to run water meters and streets. FF. Quinn to oversee water works. Julian Turner moves to fireman at power house. June police report cites bootlegger tax and marshal actions. Charice Spencer fined for liquor possession. Cosby duo bound over on liquor and still charges after crossing from Arizona.
The manager states it seems ludicrous to ask the high man to step aside as the deadlock continues. Rockwell argues against withdrawing and urges unresolved negotiations stay in play.
Campaign manager David Ladd Rockwell said McAdoo will not withdraw and leaders will attend conferences to break the deadlock. He noted other McAdoo lieutenants will participate and that no candidate should be eliminated or veto power granted before a vote off between Smith and McAdoo.
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria, about 100 people including 16 candidate spokesmen meet to break the Democratic convention deadlock. Key figures present include Senator Thomas J. Walsh and Mrs. Emily Newell Hiatt with McAdoo and Smith camps represented. Police seal hallways and enforce a deadline as negotiations swirl over a possible recommendation. Weathered by long hours, delegates shift to a larger chamber while keeping in constant phone contact with their headquarters.
Governor Hunt will inspect highways with the secretary in Prescott, while his party remains in Phoenix and Prescott locations are noted in the transit.
A structure on the Winslow grand stand collapsed yesterday as hundreds watched a bail game. The crowd of boys and spectators were injured with serious harm reported. No names or exact counts are available in the fragment.
A conference of candidates managers in New York fails to end the deadlock at the Democratic National Convention. The talks, described by Associated Press dispatches, proceed amid continued stalemate and uncertainty over party leadership.
Albuquerque’s water system with 3.58 million gallon daily pumping and 15 million gallon storage with two reservoirs withstood a weeks long extreme heat. The new reservoir filled slowly while the northeast reservoir met demand during repairs. City officials tout daily testing showing pure water and no boil advisories, unlike other cities.
Funeral held for Margaret Stinson a baby girl who burned to death yesterday in Tucson. She died at St Mary's hospital four hours after her clothing caught fire while playing with siblings in the yard. Neighbors say she had a match in her possession before wandering toward the house where the accident occurred.
The Progressive Party conference endorsed Robert M. La Follette for president and adopted a twelfth platform based on the Wisconsin document. Delegates planned a new independent party, formed a campaign committee, and prepared to circulate La Follette ballots with headquarters in Chicago for nationwide elections.
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