No Third Party Planned as Babes to Turn Out
National conference for progressive action opens with leaders confident Sen La Follette will announce independent candidacy. Telegram and expected letters indicate a possible late arrival of a personal representative from La Follette to present a statement to delegates. Indications point to the senator advising a platform largely rejected by the convention while socialist delegates push for change.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
National Conference For Progressive Political Action
la Follette
Wisconsin
Logram
National Committee
United States
Representa
Washington
Conferenan
Tetris
la Vollette Jeyie
Donald ‘Richbers
Chicago
Maid Titchbers
Grand Army Vets Ride in Parade Across Town
Grand Army veterans will ride in automobiles during today's parade. Commander Barry of the American Legion and Parl Roe, committee chairman, will preside over the ceremonies and honor escorts.
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Anscient
Clarks
Black Pitts
Clark Park
Shrine Circus
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Sliver Streets
Columbia , Gardens
Columba Orchestra
Connell, Building
Legion
Columbia Gardens
Grand Army
Barry
American Legion
Parl Roe
Unification of Methodists Moves Long Step Forward
The Associated Press reports Chattanooga Tenn July 3 a proposed national unification of about one million Methodists advanced as the Southern Methodist social general conference defeated a plan for immediate adjournment and endorsed the joint commission majority report while opponents criticized the move amid debate over legality and a substitute conference proposal.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Methodist Social General Conference
Joint Commission
McAdoo Delegates Hold Firm in New York Convention
By Mark Sullivan the McAdoo leaders and delegates won a lasting showing of resolve at the convention. Galleried tensions cooled as boos aimed at Bryan faded, reflecting a steadier mood and renewed certainty among McAdoo supporters about their course.
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Mark Sullivan
New York
McAdoo
Harvard
Yale
Bryan
Taggart releases backers for time
Taggart releases backers for time in a move that clarifies funding and support chains. The announcement names investors and organizations backing the project, detailing their roles and expected contributions as the team advances production and public outreach.
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Taggart
First Ballot Keeps Relative Standing of Leaders Unchanged
In the sixty first ballot McAdoo holds 469 votes and Smith 235 with small gains for Smith and losses for others. Davis, Underwood, Ralston and Cox show minor changes while several names drift, Montana votes split McAdoo seven to Smith one. State totals include Alabama and Colorado tallies among others.
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McAdoo
Smith
J. W. Davis
Underwood
Cox
Glue
Ralston
Robinson
Ritchie
Walsh
Bainsbury
Owen
Bryan
Montana
Alabama
Arizona
Underwoo
Ralstor
Colorado
W. Davin
Underwood i
Connecticut
Smith Winla
Talk of Two Week Recess Sparks Political Debate
In York, discussions surface about a two week recess and a potential move toward a convention candidate. Editors note the idea is cumbersome yet merits calm consideration, amid gallery reactions and pressure from Smith and Bryan factions.
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York
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Bryan
Butte
Smith
Ancy
Per
Mud
Meant Gets Bail After Secretary Conviction
A court grants bail to means, following a secretary’s conviction in the Sams offense. No further details on the case or conditions were provided.
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Means
Batt
Democratic Nominating Deadlock Sparks Talks of Rule Change
At the New York convention the sixty first ballot failed to nominate a candidate for president as deadlock deepened between McAdoo and Smith. Chiefs weigh amending rules to drop weaker nominees and push a compromise candidate while Roosevelt defends Smith forces. Balloting continues with possible picks and strategy to end the stalemate.
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Square Garden
New York
McAdoo
Smith
David Ladd Rockwell
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Boys Disturbance Leads to Murder
Two men were shot during a disturbance involving boys in New York on July 3. One of the wounded is a policeman, and the incident ended in a fatality with authorities investigating the shooting and identifying suspects.
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Associated Press
Battle Blunder in Deadlocked Democratic Nomination
At Madison Square Garden on July 1 the Democratic convention again failed to name a presidential nominee after more than fifty ballots. McAdoo held steady as delegates repeated the same names and replies in weary monotony, with no decisive shift toward breaking the stalemate as talks of an impending break hovered.
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McAdoo
South
Dallas
Texas
Madison Square Garden
New York
Thi
Montana vote unchanged on fifty first ballot
New York July 3 On the fifty first ballot Montana held seven votes for McAdoo and one for Smith. The McAdoo men remain as steadfast as Will Maloney. The article notes no change in Montana’s support and contains garbled wording about the voting bloc and figures.
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New York
Montana
McAdoo
Smith
Will Maloney
Aimee
Alton
Veterans of Foreign Wars denounce radicals in plenary session
The Associated Press reports at a Great Walls convention near July where veterans condemn radicals. Officers named include Paul A. Crum of Seabey as junior commander and Dra McCruley as senior vice commander. W J Burton and others fill council and department posts amid war observance and proper state department procedures.
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Seabey
Priddy
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M'Mccruley
Great Palla
Great
Ke Btevers
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Congress
Paul Bvanstad
Swan Benton
Mimouta
I Davis
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Ht Praaier
War State Department
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