Lights and Shadows in New York Convention Analysis
New York July 5 Bryan dominates the convention amid debates over McAdoo and Davis. The piece notes two brothers receiving votes, shifts in leadership away from old ward figures, and the rising role of women delegates. It discusses dry politics, Prohibition, and the Northward migration of African Americans shaping convention dynamics.
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Radio Equipped Police Cars In Major Cities
Police departments are deploying radio equipped cars to enhance pursuit and communication. Detroit has three Lincoln touring cars with radio receivers and plans seven total. Philadelphia moves toward installation to support the searchlight program. Cars feature bulletproof windshields, heavy radio equipment, and dual battery power to keep cars operative during charging cycles.
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