Democratic Deadlock Faces Peace Conference At Convention
New York July 6 peace negotiations for a compromise presidential nominee were under heavy strain as McAdoo Smith factions clashed. Delegates discussed a possible non McAdoo candidate while urging a speedy end to the 77 ballot deadlock and a conclusive nomination through a formal conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Democra
McAdoo
Smith
Stekaoo Tampate
Rockwell
Sean Eaaroe
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Neteran
Ford engineers inspect road amid electric storm delay
Ford engineers touring the West were delayed four hours when electrical currents interfered with the Olympia locomotive near Miles City during July. The party, arriving in Butte, viewed an old West rodeo and saw an electrical show at Milwaukee station. Members include Allison chief engineer Motor company, Jungstrom, Lloyd Allison, J H Roosevelt, F H Shephard, Macy Nicholson and TT Reouwkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile City
Miles City
Butte
Milwaukee
Allison
Motor Company
Jungstrom
Lloyd Allison
Ford Motor Company
J. H. Roosevelt
The
General Electric Company
F. H. Shephard
Westinghouse Hlectric. Company
Macy Nicholson
Milwaukee Railroad
Tt Reouwkes
Ford
Ayers Announces Candidacy for Montana Governor
Great Falls July 5 Roy E Ayers former district judge at Lewistown and local attorney today announced his primary candidacy for Montana governor on the Democratic ticket His pledge includes strengthening bank deposit protections expanding executive accountability and reducing taxes while supporting a compulsory budget and labor union principles He is a native Montanan with a long judicial record and aligned with the Democratic platform
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Falls
Roy E. Ayers
Lewistown
Montana
Mall
Helena
Les
Ayers
Anserdon
Hed Hess
La Follette Gets Full Indorsement at Progressive Convention
At Cleveland July convention delegates unite behind Senator La Follette. Harriot Stanton Blatch urged women to back his election while unions pledged campaign support and funds. The platform calls for public ownership of railroads, anti monopoly measures, tax reform, and expansion of social welfare amid a push for a new independent party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witz
New York
Harriot Stanton Blatch
Elizabeth Cady ‘Stanton
Wisconsin
Railroad Brotherhoods
Trades Union
B. J. Manion
Chicago
Mason
John BM. Nelson
la Follette
Organization Committee
Congress
Femie
Ku Klux
National Farmer Labor Party
St. Paul
Unite
Mahoney
Associated Press
Cleveland
Federal Reserve
Federal Farm Loan
National
Tate
Great Lakes
Wea
State Department
America
Progressive Union
Missing Man Found in Nissler Garage
Peter Murphy, missing from An area for two days, was found in a Nissler garage by Deputies Jack Kelly Pat Holland and Jere Kelly. He was found morning wearing only overalls and stripped of all other clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Murphy
Sheriff's Ofy
Anfor
Jack Kelly
Pat Holland
Jere Kelly
Murphy
Democrats Face Deadlock As Two Thirds Rule Persists
A conference of Democratic representatives and candidates debated how to break a deadlock over the presidential ticket. The two thirds rule blocks victory, with McAdoo and Smith far from a majority. Senators Walsh and Hull are seen as potential moderating figures, while delegates and female McAdoo supporters resist pressure to quit. Adjournment for two weeks to cool tensions is suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ralston
Thomas Taggart
Robinson
Ralston
Cass
Virginia
William J. Bryan
John W. Davis
Hall
Hull
Rockwell
McAdoo
Smith
McAdge
Hitchcock Resolu
Thomas H. Ball
Houston
Texas
McAdoo Dinegate
Bryan
Washington
Tonlahe
Am One PS
Democratic Party
Andrew Jackson
John Calhoun
Conference of Representatives
MeAdoo
Tammany
Pittburg
Chicago
Mecanoo
Delates
South Dakota
Missouri
New York
Pittsburg
New Jersey
Mr.McAdoo
Modoc
McAdoo-Smith ticket urged to heal Democratic rifts
Montana delegates push for a McAdoo and Smith pairing to unite factions at the convention and beat La Follette. Colonel McTague argues Walsh alignment favors McAdoo, while Smith could become president in 4 years. Debate centers on party unity and shifting loyalties among key figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Nto
Woul
Congress
Carter Glass
Glass
John W. Davis
Walsh
al Smith
Thomas Mc‘Tague
Deer Lodge
Colonel McTague
Democratic Party
Smith
Shating
McAdoo-Smith
President's Son Seeks Knife Aid In Contested Convention
In a fragment from a New York Herald Tribune service, the President's son and other figures discuss political strategy and neutrality amid calls for support. The report notes medical detail about a leg infection and blood poisoning after a tennis injury, with doctors in attendance and a political push involving Governor Ritchie of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rys
Coolidge
Federal
Haiti
San Domingo
Nicaragua
Cetral
South America
Glas
Busgest
Benith
Ritchie
Maryl Ind
Snough
United States
New York
Hersld-Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crewy
Weenes
Cordell Hull
Democratic Commtee
Mrr. Hull
Suggart
Yea Ditfore Mpaneart
Toch
Fnion
Caston
Straswart
Robin Son
Arkamian
Easton
Nana
Davis
Went Virginia
Mull
National Committee
George H. Brennan
Illinois
Norman EB. Mack
Franklin” D. Roosevelt
Stat of Unitate
Homer’ &. Cummings
Moore
Ohio
James M.' Co
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Teadera
Roosevelt
Rooseve
Cox
Newton
Kary
Michigan Line
Fergus
Supreme Court
Seni
Nissler
Harmony
Tennessee
Col. Hee
Charles W. Ric
Col. W. Keller
Dent