Ten Candidates Placed In Nomination At New York Convention
At the New York Democratic National Convention a seven hour session placed ten candidates for the presidency in nomination. Franklin D. Roosevelt nominated Governor Smith, while McAdoo backers pressed their demonstrations. Roosevelt spoke despite infantile paralysis, and Smith supporters flooded Madison Square Garden with noise as doors closed to crowd overflow. Roll call continued as day ended with formal nominations tallied.
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New York
Associated Press
William G. McAdoo
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Colorado
Connecticut
Roosevelt
Walsh
Sweet
Mr. Roosevelt
San Francisco
Emith
Ainda
Governor Smith
McAdoo
Mike
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt presentation triggers Smith supporters riot
Friends of Governor Turn Democratic Convention erupt in loud shouting and uproar as Roosevelt presents him, turning the event into a pandemonium of sound led by Smith supporters.
Weather Forecast For Denver And Southwest
Denver June 28 Generally fair Friday and Saturday with little change in temperature. Arizona fair mostly with little temperature change. Sources show temperatures around high values with humidity and light winds. Conditions indicate no significant precipitation expected.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Political figures listed from various states
William G McAdoo of California Alfred E Smith of New York Senator Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas Senator Samuel M Ralston of Indiana former Senator Willard LAulsbury of Delaware Governor Jonathan Davis of Kansas Governor Ritchie of Maryland Former Secretary Houston Senator Perris of Michigan Senator Underwood of Alabama
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William G. McAdoo
California
Alfred FE. Smith
New York
Joseph T. Ropbinson
Arkansas
Sarmuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Willard Laulsbury
Delaware
Jonathan Davis
Kansas
Ritchie
Maryland
Houston
Perris
Michican
Underwood
Alabana
Demonstration at convention lasts more than an hour
New York crowds at the Democratic National Convention erupt in a furious show of support for Governor Alfred E. Smith. Franklin D. Roosevelt introduces Smith as the presidential nominee amid shouts, banners, and pandemonium that fills Madison Square Garden and spills onto the streets.
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New York
Smith
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Volorado
Connecticut
Fragmentary convention notes on platform harmony progress
The passage shows a platform committee working to harmonize conflicting views for a party platform. It mentions ongoing efforts and a report from the convention hall as events unfold.
Minneola dance hall owner convicted of nuisance
Justice George E. Roddy found Perfecto Perea, proprietor of the Minneola dance hall, guilty of maintaining a nuisance and fined him 36. An appeal was noted. District Attorney E. Garcia presented witnesses about obscene language and drunkenness around the hall, including a 16 year old girl taken home drunk by a deputy sheriff.
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George E. Roddy
Perfecto Perea
Minneola
Perea
A. A. Sediiio
E. &. Garcia
Garcia
Sedillo
Niet
Mgr. Garcia
Women Notables at Democratic Convention in New York
Prominent figures include Mrs Antoinette Funk a Washington suffrage leader and Mary Synon author of Life of McAdoo. Mrs Izetta Jewell Brown West Virginia former actress seconding John W Davis and Mrs Dorothy Francis New York McAdoo supporter. Bernice Pyke Cleveland and C L Collins New Mexico national committee woman noted for party influence.
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New York
Antoinette Funk
Washington, D. C
Mary Synon
McAdoo
Izetta Jewell Brown
West
Virginia
John W. Davis
Dorothy Francis
Bernice Pyke
Cleveland
C. L. Collins
New Mexico
Ivetta Jowell Brown
Antoinette Punk
Cumming Nominates Senator Fenris for Presidency
New York dated June 26 reports A W Cummins of Lansing placed Senator Woodbridge Ferris of Michigan in nomination for the presidency. Cummins denounces Newberry and praises a man of honest aims and proven courage as a true progressive Democrat faithful to the people against demagogues and special interests.
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New York
Woodbridge Ferris
Michigan
A. W. Cummins
Lansing
Newberryiem
Cummins
Newman Elected Lions Club Head at Chicago Convention
Harry Newman of Toronto Ontario was elected president of the International Association of Lions Clubs at the conclusion of the organization’s eighth annual convention in Omaha Nebraska this afternoon.
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Lions’ Club
Omaha
Neb
Harry Newman
Toronto
Ontario
International Association of Lions’ Clubs
Oil found in Well No 4 on the Rattlesnake
In Farmington New Mexico on June 26 a Santa Fe company drilled Well No 4 on the Rattlesnake Structure. Oil gushed over the derrick when sand was penetrated. The oil is high grade and may surpass Well No 2. A pipeline to Farmington and Hogback dome connections are planned. Work begins on the Harry Chandler well on the La Plata.
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Farmington, N. M
Santa Fe Company
America
Farmington
Hogback Dome
la Plata
I Pista
Big Gasset
Santa Fe Shops To Close Tonight For Sixteen Day Period
About 900 men will be laid off temporarily at the Santa Fe shops tonight with a reduced crew kept for running repairs. The suspension lasts sixteen days due to insufficient work, a common rail practice in summer. Normal operation resumes around four days later according to official notice.
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Santa FE
Houston Name Placed Before N Y Conclave
New York June 26 The name of David F Houston former secretary of agriculture and the treasury and friend of Woodrow Wilson was placed before the democratic national convention by Lewis G Stevenson of Bloomington Illinois for it to consider when it is ready Stevenson urged delegates to refrain from voting for him until it is demonstrated that the convention cannot agree on any active candidates He described Houston as possessing Cleveland and Wilson type qualities and noted Wilson called him the best qualified man in the United States to be president
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New York
Roosevelt
San Francisco
al Smith
Smith
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Smith Heutennants
Feor
Atir
Alfred Smith
Madison Square Garden
David F. Houston
Agriculture
the Treasury
Lewis G. Stevenson
Bloomington
Houston
Stevenson
Illinois
George §. Brennan
Adlai F. Stevenson
Cleveland
Wilson
United States
Mr. Stevenson
Watchman Run Over at Crossing Sparks Probe
Martin Eckert, 71, a Santa Fe watchman, was severely injured when two riders, Julian Gallegos and Pedro Viasana, allegedly ran him over after he signaled them to wait for the California Limited. They were arrested on a charge of assault with intent to maim. bond set at $1,000 each.
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Martin Eckert
Santa Fe
Trumbull Avenue
Julian Gallegos
Pedro Viasana
Eckert
Warry A. Murphy
Gallegos
Visasana
Viasana
Santa Fe Hospital
Barelas Bridge
Barelas
Murphy
Woods Resignation Accepted by Coolidge
Cyrus F. Woods ambassador to Japan formally presented his resignation to President Coolidge and it was accepted with appreciation for his services. He commented that Japan was handling the immigration exclusion situation with the dignity of a great nation.
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Washington
Cyrus F. Woods
Japan
Coolidge
La Plata River Pact Not Approved by Congress
Santa Fe reports the La Plata river treaty between New Mexico and Colorado lacks House approval after a telegram from F. Roth to Acting Governor Soledad Chacon. The Aztec Commercial Club complained New Mexico farmers in the La Plata valley received less water than allotted, risking crop failures while Colorado users took full water. The Senate had approved the treaty, but the House had not.
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la Plata River
New Mexico
Colorado
Congress
F. . Roth
U. S
A. A. Jones
Soledad Chacon
Mra
Chacon
Aztec Commercial Club
la Plata Valley
Roth
Senate
House
Name of Smite Opens Victory Says Roosevelt
New York, June 26. Governor Alfred B Smith was formally presented for Democratic nomination. Franklin Roosevelt praised Smith as the safe choice, calling him the only man who can restore leadership, fight corruption, and unite Congress and the nation for a new era of good feeling.
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Alfred B. Smith
United States
Franklin B. Roosevelt
San Francisco
Smith
Roosevelt
Democracy of
America
Floowevelt
White House
Congress
Congress of the
Washington
Ateady
Euch
Gover
McAdoo vetoes public speech in New York event plan
William G. McAdoo blocked a bid by his supporters for a public address in New York tonight to outline policies and answer opponents questions. Campaign manager David L. Rockwell said many delegates shifted to McAdoo from opponents, signaling growing backing for the California candidate at the convention.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
California
David L. Rockwell
Ohio
McAdoo
Two Reports on Platform Presented to Committee
Eleven men commissioned to draft a Democratic declaration of policies were unable to agree. The committee faced internal differences over aims and wording delaying a final platform draft.
Democratic Platform Draft Faces Clashes Over Klan and League
New York June 26 The Democratic platform committee nears its final form after an eighty-year debate over naming the Ku Klux Klan and the league of nations. Baker Walsh and Kellogg oppose removing the Klan reference while Young and others push for world peace language. The panel also covers railroad, tariff, taxes, and anti corruption provisions with Coolidge and Fall targeted in criticisms.
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Associated Press
League of Nations
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Newton DD. Baker
Jasen’ A. Kellogg
Walsh
Baker
Newton LD
San Francisco
William J. Bryan
Owen D. Young
Dawes Reparations Committee
Railroad Labor Board
Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Daugherty Committee
Department of Justice
Congress
Norris
Nebraska
Coolidge
United States
Federa
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