La Follette Eyes Independent Run In All States
Washington reports Wisconsin senator La Follette prefers an independent bid with ballots under his name in every state. His aides push a vigorous campaign while avoiding direct party control, aiming to unite delegates at Cleveland and promote reform against Democratic and Republican failures.
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Washington
la Follette
Vigorans
Wisconsin
William H. Johnston
The
Machinists
Henrick Shipstead
Minnesota
John M. Neion
Johnston
National Committee
Partien
Resetionary Party
Fraactionary
New York
Warhington
Dro Seodinga
Remator Laelles
Cleveland
Addit
Enayine
Lisette
W.O Tawleigh
Tilt
Moss
Republican Party
Party of
Lincoln
Pease
Pacer
Boas Goa
Chaos at Democratic Convention as McAdoo Fights for Lead
Delegates and campaign managers clash in a tense runoff day as McAdoo and Smith forces trade gains. Indiana and Georgia leaders navigate shifts while plans to trim rivals falter. A restless night session features dramatic roll calls, cheers, and scattered defections amid calls to curb weaker candidates.
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Taggart
Thomas Taggart
Ralston
McAdoo
Smitty
Indiana
Smith
Micander
Johe. A. Lusk
Alabama
J. J. Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Henry Clay
New York
Iman Walsh
Convention Deadlock Sways Between McAdoo and Robinson
The convention opened with prayers and songs as McAdoo supporters pressed for a shift in votes. A Missouri poll showed 24 for McAdoo, 9 for Ralston, and others, with the unit rule giving Missouri to McAdoo. Oklahoma shifted between candidates, and a proposal to drop the lowest vote getter began to gain traction amidst ongoing balloting and cheers for McAdoo and Mrs. McAdoo.
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McAdoo
Oklahoma
Robinson
Missouri
Ralston
Underwood
Walsh
AtcAdoo
Senaor Tritchcodk
Ot “Nobrank
Louis
Smith
Michigan
Georgia
Maughé
Acros
Hia
Alina Claychurch
Metropolitan Opera
Maughan
Ors
Intor the
C. M. Bryan
Memphis
Tenn
Faleh
Presbyterians discuss old age pensions plan in Montana synod
The Montana synod heard reports on a proposed pension plan for ministers over 65. If approved, action will occur at a later session. The plan envisions 5000 churches funding a 15 million endowment with 2 percent coming from ministers. Will Hays chairs the national committee in charge.
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Helena
Presbyterian Church
Montana Synod
Montana Synod Committee
E. L. Hlonal
Byth Masters of
Philadelphi
Board of
Will H. Hays
Presbyterian ‘Church
National Republican Committee
Moving Picture Industry
Hays
National Synod
IAB
Young People's Assembly
Women's Synodical Society
William Vergus
Great Pails
Rehabilitation by optimism gospel urged for farms
The Associated Press reports from Madison Wisconsin on July 3 that Rev F W Jones of Raymond Mississippi urged rehabilitation of farms and rural communities by preaching a gospel of hope and optimism rather than by handouts at the national inter church Sunday teachers meeting The aim of the movement is to inspire farmers and rural areas through uplifting faith and practical guidance.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Forsone
Wiliam Mahoney
St Paull
Aise
Ntional
Comemunatic
National Farmers Labor Party
St. Paul
Mahoney
Farmer-Labo Party
Minnesota
Shorty
Farmer Thor Federation of
Bat Hhe-'wan
Minnewota
Fred Pike
Mahon
National Farmer-Labor Party
Duncan MacDonald
St.Paul
Jacob Coxey
S Army
Madison
Wis
F. W. Jones
Raymond Miss
National Inter-Church
Maughan Finishes Journey to East
Russell J. Maughan completes a journey to East Pield, New York, reporting he will replace a post for the Faociety. The brief notice places the event on July 3 and identifies Maughan as the principal figure in this local development.
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Maughan
Associated Pietches Pield
Russell J. Maughan
Be‘omarrow
Former diplomat claimed by death
Former diplomat died. obituary notes death and identifies deceased as consul associated with prose coverage.
Brennan Wires For Delegates Return
Chicago reports George E. Browns and Minichs democratic leader sent telegrams from New York to Chicago delegates urging their return home. The message indicates delegates have not yet returned and Barney Smacinaciates coordinates efforts to bring them back.
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Chicago
George E. Brownsa
Minichs
New York
Tangas
Democratic Nomination Deadlock Grows Longer
Report of a prolonged convention deadlock with McAdoo and Smith leads shifting through multiple ballots. Ralston, Roosevelt, and other figures struggle for votes as favorite sons and regional blocs realign, keeping the race unresolved and tense through the session.
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Ralston
Rockwell
McAdoo
Smith
Canton
Democratic’ Party
Chicago
Prodigals Return to Madoo Column Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about prodigals, voting patterns, and a column titled Madoo. The readable portions indicate a discussion of return, reengagement, and unclear references to individuals or events, but the passage is garbled and lacks concrete names or dates to firmly identify the event or people involved.
Klan Attacks Highlight Alabama Delegates Fight
Clashes erupt as delegates face aggressive threats amid a tense Alabama political scene. The report notes hostile rhetoric and security concerns surrounding the event, with earlier incidents prompting scrutiny of organizing groups and participant safety.
Hair policy barring student nurses sparks suspension
Ohio July 3 Associated Press reports that 16 pupil nurses at Grant Hospital were suspended after the superintendent Miss Mary A Jamieson cited a policy barring bobbed hair. The incident centers on hair length and professional appearance within the training facility.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Grant Hospital
Mary A. Jamieson
Fourth of July in Paris different yet grand
Paris marks the Fourth with American presence despite Ambassador Herrick’s ptomaine illness. Sheldon Whithouse stands in, and Olympic team members join Sons of the American Revolution to honor Fay ette and the Unknown Soldier. Speakers include Premier Herrlot, Gen. Pershing, and Senator Reed. celebrations begin with events at the Eiffel Tower and Harvard Club dinner.
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Paris
Ambassador Herrick
Sons of the American Revolution
Lia. Fayette
Sheldon Whithouse
Yastatren
Whitmore Tells BLS of New Camp at Brown's Lake
Miss Helen Whitmore of Grand Rapids addressed the Butte Ex igetics luncheon at the Thornton hotel. She is the national representative of the Camp Fire Girls of America and will oversee the Brown's Lake camp for girls from Butte and nearby areas. The camp opens July 28 for a weeks outing and will be open to all girls over 10.
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Helen Whitmore
Grand Rapids
Mich
Butte Exigetics
Thornton Hotel
Miss Whitmore
Camp Fire Girls of America
Butte
Brown's Lake
Surround
Amer
Dave Kilroy
Exchange Club
I. C. Evans
Girls’ Council
H. J
Camp Fire Movement
Talk of Recess in Two Weeks Stirring Political Debate
New York Herald reports factional talks over a two week recess and a clash between Smith and Cox allies. Richie's Maryland leverage hinted, with delegates urged to back Smith while others warn of shifting support and possible compromise to Cox. Critics argue timing and personal considerations threaten party unity.
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Smith
Cox
Richie
Maryland
Picure
Acros
New York
Bryan
Gus Lees
Troostne
Precidentia
Ack
New
York Herald
Wadoo and Smith Ticket Across Regions in New York
The item notes a Hobson Wadoo and Smith presidential ticket proposal with regional carries. McAdoo leads the West while Smith leads the East and South in a contentious plan set for July in New York. The fragment hints at a political realignment and possible candidacy dynamics regarding Merrimac hero Richomnd bean.
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New Tork
Richmond Bean
Merrimac
Iennern
McAdoo
Sith
Smith
Bots
Sarry
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