How W G McAdoo Lost a Nomination and How Charlie Bryan Gained One
Analysis of 1924 convention maneuvers on the Bryan ticket with William J Bryan’s long pursuit of the White House and Charles W Bryan positioning for the vice presidency. Observers note internal party plotting and critics’ views on the shift toward potential presidential access.
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Charlie Bryan
Mark Sullivan
NW York
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William J
William J. Bryan
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Democrtic Convention Intrigue Over McAdoo Rivalry
The piece details anti McAdoo strategies at the Democratic convention. Nebraska delegates and Gov Charles Bryan were used to thwart McAdoo while William J Bryan aided the effort. Wet leaders leveraged the Klan issue and Jewish and Catholic sentiments to block McAdoo, revealing a complex coalition against him.
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Nebraska
McAdoo
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Charlies Bryan
United States
Bryans
Charles
Dlinois
Pinchot
Wets
Medoo
Doheny
Washington
New York
New York Tribune-Herald News Service
Percy Hammond's Letter on Mr White and Matrimony
A critical review of Mr White's Scandals show focuses on his satire of modern manners and the portrayal of matrimony. The piece lauds Winnie Lightner while noting the provocative inferences about relationships and the stage depiction of romance.
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White
Sumnerse
Ann Pennington
Brooke Johns
Ite
Abie
Greenwich Village
M White
Holly den
Winnie Lightner
George White
Lester al Pharasse
White Ting
Lightnin at Broadway and Chicago endures in tour cast
Broadway audiences welcome James Jones and a star cast in John Golden’s Lightnin a touring revival that highlights a Nevada land swindle two love stories and enduring box office fame. Thomas Jefferson plays the title role with Besule Bacon and Charles Evans in key parts as the Reno judge and vaudeville actress.
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Lightnin
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Reno
California- Nevada
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Gaiety Theater
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Blackstone Theater
Chicago
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Joseph Jefferson
Mr. Golden
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Frank Bacon
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Stuart Fox
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Walter Dickinson
Helena Phillips
Felix Haney
Eugene Kane
Mart B. Haisey
Harry Maitland
Johnnie LeFevre
J. Harry Jenkins
Marguerite Miller
Grace Chapelle
Pe Shipman
Elva Ne Aeneye Ory
Margaret Isley
Die Tiung the Chinese sugar king dies in Binga
Die Tiung known as the Chinese sugar king died recently in Binga or. He was believed to be worth 35004 dollars according to local reports.
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Binga Ors
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