McAdoo Accepts Delegates Release After Deadlock Talks
News from New York on July 6 7 reports William G McAdoo accepted a plan by fifteen other presidential candidates to release their delegates while demanding the unit rule and two thirds rule be dropped and a pro rata vote on each state. The counter proposal aimed to drop the lowest scattered votes on each ballot until a nominee emerged.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
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Deisoratio Nations Committee
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Y Favorite Sons Agree to Release Delegates
Readable fragments indicate a political move where Y Favorite Sons consent to release delegates. Details on the context and implications are unclear from the OCR fragment.
Weather Snapshot for Peony AMI Day
Partly cloudy conditions forecast with a mild day ahead. Winds light from the west, with no significant precipitation expected. Highs around the mid 60s, lows near the upper 40s.
Two Boys Held Charged With Robbing Highland Grocery
Hoya Lassiter aged 3 and John Rollan aged 1% were arrested by Patrolman Remuls Salazar for robbing the Highland grocery at Arno and Coal. They admitted guilt filing Friday and Saturday thefts, taking money and cookies then two sacks of groceries. A pistol belt and other items were found in the alley tied to the crime.
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John Rollan
Remuls Salazar
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South Mid Street
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Education the Answer to England's Insanity Problem
London reports Fr. Z Lidbetter of the biogenics education society at a conference of the National Union of the Professional and Industrial Blind of Great Britain argues education is the final solution to social ills. He rejects racial degeneration fears and says sterilization and propagation warnings misfire while advocating both individual and public education to curb insanity and related issues.
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London
Great Britain
Z. Lidbetter
National Union of the Professional and Industrial Blind of
Iaue
Lidbetter
Nature
Brazilian town captured eight revolutionists
Reported coup in Brazil began Friday night and ended Saturday noon. Revolutionaries seized federal buildings in Rio de Janeiro area as government sent warships to Santos and troops to quell the movement. State of siege imposed on Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo for six days with possible extension.
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Brazil
Jonisis
Lgua
Buenos
St Tio Janeiro
Santos
Sao Paulo
Rio Janeiro
McAdoo supporters vow to press on at Democratic convention
In New York on July 6 delegates backing William G McAdoo pledged to stand by his nomination. He said he would exert all possible effort to end the deadlock and denied plans to withdraw, noting tearful pleas from supporters and clarifying the convention rules.
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New York
William
MccAdon
McAdoo
Chicago Three-Year-Olds Enter Jersey 414 Title Race
Eight or ten of the best three year olds in the nation will start in the Chicago Jersey 414 title, a race set to be decided next Saturday. The event will feature top horses competing for the premier purse and national recognition.
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Chicago
Finland sweeps Olympic finals in muddy Colombe debut
In Colombes on July 6 1924 Finnish athletes dominated the opening finals of the track and field championships. J Murray retained the javelin title while Willy Ritolla set a world best in the 10 000 meters finishing in 30 minutes 2315 seconds despite a rain soaked track.
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Colombes
France
J. Murra
Willie Ritolla
Ritolla
Ritoun Ritola wins 16.900 meter race at Finnish start
Ritola of Finland powered through a muddy track to win the 16.9 meter event at the 1974 track and field championships in Colombes, delivering a Finnish sweep on opening day. Myrrä defended the javelin title, boosting Finland to 29 points while the United States held third with 8 points amid strong javelin showings.
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Willie Ritola
America
Ritola
Finland
United States
Kitela
Jonnie Myrra
Wevnst
Mivelin
Berg
Sepila
Sweden
FE. Oberst
Notre Dame
William Neufeldt
University of California
Heal
Riitela
Tremor Reported in Washington July Quake Shocks City
A quake shock was recorded in Washington in July, lasting from 9 90 to 16 15 hours, with maximum intensity around 9 26 hours. The report notes tremors affecting the university area and nearby facilities.
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Washington
Socialists Debates Taft Follette Candidacy At National Convention
At Cleveland July 6 the Socialist Party debate on supporting La Follette and its relation to the Progressive Political Action conference dominates opening proceedings. A 15 member committee was set to report by tomorrow morning to decide if the party will field its own national ticket in November. Mayor Daniel Hoan chaired as 219 delegates organized, with no keynote speech and preparations for committee reports on relations and party structure.
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Conference For Progressive Political Action
Cleveland
Associated Press
Socialist Party of America
Robert M Ta Follette
Conference For
Progressive
Socialieta
la Folfette
Progressive Conference
Daniel Hoan
Milwaukees
Cameron TH. King
California
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Morris Hilleauit
New York
Jacob Panken
Cameron H. King
Joseph W. Sharte
Ohio
G. A. Hoehn
Missouri
Tena M. Lewis
Emma Henry
Indiana
Joseph J. Cohen
Penneylvania
G. Duncan
James O'Neal
George FE. Roewer, Jr
Massachusetts
John Collina
Tinels
George H. Goebel
New Jersey
Snow
Himoila
Bertha Hale White
Mayor Loan
Leo Harkins
Berger
Morris Hillquit
Oelaliet Party
Socialist Party
Young Coolidge Makes No Gain Despite Physicians
Washington July reports say Calvin Coolidge Jr., 16, son of the president, was described as very low after physician consultations at Walter Reed hospital. The septic poison ravaging his body showed no improvement, with his life dependent on his strength as a battle continued.
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Jules Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Tery
Tootidee
Dol
Frank W. Stearns
Bb.¥. Clark
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Coolidge
White House
KE. T. Clark
Bos A Iife
Mexico Votes for President in Historic 1940 Election
Mexico City reports mass polling as General Calles faces Generals Plutarco and Angel Flores. Voters also choose a new chamber of deputies while nationwide results will take weeks. Posters flood streets supporting Calles and troops patrol polling sites amid tense atmosphere.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Mexico
Plutarca
Elias Calles
Angel Flores
House of Representatives
Cenafte
Imany
Carles
Callistas
Hail Ravages La Joya Fields Injuring Wheat and Fruit
A severe July 4 storm near La Joya two miles east of station leveled wheat and ruined other crops. Leaves and fruit were stripped, causing immense damage to the field crops and fruit in the area.
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LA Joya
Ta Jeva
Nomination Nearer to Realization for Ony Smith
Observers of Move to Release Delegates believe the plan advances Ony Smith’s nomination while potentially putting Me Adoo at a disadvantage in the process.
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Ony Smith
Democratic Nominating Fight Faces Temporary Recess
Hudson to New York July 6 campaign report shows McAdoo camp seeking three hour recess to confer with delegates while Hull emphasizes continued good temper and constructive talks to resolve convention deadlock. Smith camp and others weigh release of all delegates as path to a nearer nomination.
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New York
McAdoo
Mc« Adoo
Tax statistics show U.S. net income reach 2.39 trillion in 1922
Treasury release details that 1922 net incomes totaled 2,388,212,530 with federal taxes paid by 6.2 percent of the population. The average return was 3,143.26 and the tax rate about 4.04 percent. High earners climbed to 1,000,000 plus with 67 returns recorded. Newark area continued a related note.
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United States
Treasury
Peter Saritatas
Eae
Newark
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