Thirteen Names Remain Before Convention on Balloting Day
At Madison Square Garden the Democratic National Convention adjourned after two long sessions with no clear nominee. McAdoo led on the thirtieth ballot with 416 2/3 votes, Smith rose to 323 1/3, and Davis moved to 126, as Ralston hopes flickered amid talks of possible delegate swings and continued opposition from Bryan.
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Associated Preasa
Madison Square Garden
New York
Democratic National
Vention
McAdoo
Smith
John W. Davis
Ralston
Indiana
cAdoo
Rell
Missouri
Oklahoma
Davis
Democratic Convention Watch Delicate McAdoo Split and Unit Rule
New York July 1 reports show McAdoo delegates bound by unit rule despite private leanings toward other candidates. Missouri shifted to Davis, while Kentucky Florida and Iowa hint at rebellion. Bryan rises as elder statesman amid a three sided deadlock and cautious moves by Smith and other dark horses.
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New York
McAdoo
Missouri
John W. Davis
Ev Dence
Kentucky
Florida
Iowa
Washington
Bryan
Tuemley
Smith
Three Planes Now In Air
The article reports the first night flight mail run from New York to San Francisco under the Transcontinental Air Mail Service. Three planes carried 690 pounds of mail westbound from Omaha and 23,500 letters, with eastbound mail lighter. Plans beat schedules with arrivals at Omaha and Chicago ahead of time amid excellent weather and crowds in Nebraska. Randolph Page piloted the first westbound leg, noted previously for his beard growth publicity.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cheyenne
Post Office Department
San Francisco
New York
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Pliot
Randolph Page
Diet Resolutions Protest U S Immigration Clause in New Law
Tokyo protests the United States immigration clause as Japanese diet passes resolutions opposing the provision. Premier Kato and Foreign Minister Shidehara address the Diet as governments seek to maintain friendly ties with nations in the Far East and Pacific.
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Associated Press
Tokio
United Tes
Viscount Taka-Akira Kato
Baron Kijuro Shidehara
Ated Press
Washington
Far East
Pacific
Baron Shidehara
Aapese
Diet
Mears and Jarnecke Found Guilty of Bootleg Conspiracy
Gaston B. Means former justice agent and his secretary Elmer W. Jarnecke were convicted of conspiring to illegally withdraw whiskey from distilleries. Indictments accused them of moving 50 barrels of rye from Sam Thompson distillery in Brownsville Pennsylvania to a Pittsburg warehouse. Government witnesses testified Jarnecke received 15007.60 to pay the tax and remove the whiskey and Means got 5207.60. Both imprisoned and custody handed to U S marshal with no sentence date set.
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Associated Press
New York
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Elmer W. Jarnecke
Brear
Means
Jarnecke
C. E. Wolverton
Oregon
Sam Thompson
Brownsville
Pittsburg
Chinese premier and cabinet resign. Tsao Kun plans mandates
Peking July 2 The cabinet resigns as Premier Sun Pao Chi cites age and illness as reasons. President Tsao Kun is reported to be preparing mandates for the resignation of ministers and reshaping the administration.
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Associated Press
Peking
Sun Pao-Chi
Tsao Kun
Senator Walsh figures in presidential balloting
At the New York convention hall on July 1 Senator T. J. Walsh of Montana appeared in the presidential vote tally. He earned nine votes on the 24th ballot, with New Hampshire leading his support at seven. Hearst urged Walsh’s inclusion on the Democratic ticket, citing his oil probe and religious profile as assets for a national ticket, while Walsh discouraged personal nomination talk.
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Convention Hall
New York
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
New Hampshire
Nebraska
South Dakota
Michigan
Missouri
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Heny
Sinclair
National Democratic
Smith
Clark Avenged by Break of Missouri at Democratic Convention
At Madison Square Garden on July 1, supporters of the late Champ Clark celebrate his presumed vindication as McAdoo falls from favor. Bennett Clark and Clark’s followers push to defeat McAdoo, vowing to back any nominee who ousts him.
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Missouri
Associated Prean
Madison Uare Garden
New York
McAdoo
Champ Clark
William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Bennett
Ralston Emerges as Possible Compromise Candidate at Democratic Convention
At Madison Square Garden Indiana Senator Ralston looms as a potential compromise for the Democratic nomination as ballots drag on toward 24. William Jennings Bryan opposes John W. Davis and may back McAdoo or pivot to Ralston if McAdoo falters.
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Samuel Ralston
Indiana
William Jennings Bryan
J. W. Davis
McAdoo
Ralston
Tom Tageart
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
New York
John W. Davis
West Virginia
West
Ballot of Day Prolongs Democratic Convention Deadlock
At Madison Square Garden on July 1 the Democratic National Convention remained gridlocked after 80 ballots with McAdoo and Smith leading. Ballot totals show McAdoo 415.6, Smith 323.5, Davis 15. state-by-state tallies list Robinson and Underwood among others, with continued voting through multiple ballots and pages.
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Madison Square . Garden
New York
McAdoo
Smith
Enece
Davis
Robinson
Underwood
West Virginia
Hutchie
Cox
Kansas
Glaser
Ralston
Walsh
Saulebury
Owen
Alabama
Arizona
John W. Davis
Arkansas
California
MccAdoo
Colorado
W. Va
British Aviator Continues Global Flight From Hong Kong
Stuart Mac Laren, the British aviator, departed Hong Kong at 9 30 this morning bound for Foochow as part of his around the world flight mission.
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Associated Preas
Hong Kong
Stuart MacLaren
Foochow
McAdoo Managers Fear Losing Ground in Campaign
McAdoo sat in a hotel room near Ison Square as supporters bargained with his managers over potential endorsements. His team insisted he remains a candidate despite slipping polls, signaling concern over a waning path to the nomination.
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Rae
Reat Au Neeb
Ee Street
G. McAdoo
Ison Square Bootes
McAdoo
Convention Session Opens with Balloting for Nominee
The eleventh session begins at 10 30 a m EDT with invocation by Rabbi Louis J Seemnee of Temple Israel New York. Balloting for the nominee continues.
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Louis J. Seemnee
Temple Lerael
News
Dark horse nominations debated at national convention
At Madison Square Garden New York the national convention entered another night in a bid to resolve the tangled nomination fight between leading figures Adoo and Smith. Behind them, values and pressure from dark horse hopefuls Davis and Ralston of Indiana kept intensifying as offbeat candidates sought support.
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Madison Square Garde
New York
Foime
Adoo
Smith
Dark Horse
John W. Davis
Ralston
Idiana
Dates set for Dawes and Coolidge nomination notices
The Associated Press reports formal notification dates for President Coolidge and Vice President candidate Charles G. Dawes. Notification ceremonies are fixed for July 24 for Coolidge at the White House and July 31 for Dawes in Evanston Illinois, with a Republican campaign reopening planned after a luncheon conference attended by Coolidge General Dawes William Butler and Frank Stearns.
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Washington
Idge
Charles G. Dawes
Repub
Cleveland
Annon
White House
Y Coolidge
General Dawes
William Butler
Republican Tianal Committee
Frank Stearns
Coolidge
Bryan Takes Firm Stand in Opposition to J. W. Davis
William Jennings Bryan issued a dictated statement opposing John W. Davis as a presidential candidate citing his corporate ties. Bryan said he has no plans to oppose Davis publicly if nomination appears likely and declined to name a second choice. He argued the presidency should reward proven leadership and vowed not to back private business over public service. He denied contacting McAdoo or his aide and did not predict the convention outcome.
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New York
Bryan
Wilson
McAdo
Ryan
John W. Davis
Davis
Pennsylvania
Mr. Bryan
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
William Jones Bryan
John W. Davie
Mr. Davis
Mr. Coolidge
Perania
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