Heat in Houston Hall as Democratic Convention Opens
Reporters describe crowded, hot conditions at Sam Houston hall where 16 000 delegates converge for the Democratic gathering. Ventilation tests proceed while platform committee debates prohibit ion and farm relief with figures like Carter Glass Caraway Daniels Moody weighing in on enforcement and amendments.
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Smith Lands Lead as Democrats Open Convention Drive
At the Dallas convention Franklin D. Roosevelt backs Governor Smith for the nomination while dry factions rally behind Dan Moody of Texas. Prohibition lines shape debate as resolutions, credentials, and a tight schedule unfold with Robinson slated for permanent chair.
Indiana Delegation Backs Woollen for Democratic Nomination
The Indiana delegation decided not to withdraw Evans Woollen and will continue to vote for him for the Democratic presidential nomination as long as his name remains on the ballot at the convention after discussion overnight in Houston.
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Oklahoma to vote on presidential delegation Wednesday
Oklahoma chose to delay its presidential vote until Wednesday morning amid a dispute between Governor Smith and Senator Reed. The unit rule governs the delegation and both factions claimed a majority as the decision neared.
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Officer Arrives to Examine Books in City Departments
A. E. Williamson deputy in the state examiner's office arrived in Butte yesterday for a routine inspection of books across the city administration. Williamson has served as the city and county examiner for several years in the park.
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Smith Poised for Nomination as Key Delegations Form
Houston dispatch reports Democratic chiefs and campaign managers surveying pre convention delegate strength. Smith of New York is seen as holding solid backing with estimates above 700 delegates and a first ballot push appears likely. Favorite sons Pomerene Ohio Woollen Indiana Ayres Kansas Hitchcock Nebraska are expected to release delegates, aiding Smith's bid.
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Robinson boom for second place on ticket gains as new candidates named
Whispers from party leaders push Senator Robinson of Arkansas into stronger vice presidential reconsideration as Evans Woollen and Hull receive support from delegates. The discussion centers on Robinson's experience and cross-region appeal to unite farm belt voters and counter Republican opponents.
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Anaconda Man Named to Pla In Notificat
A Montana group discusses a possible vice presidential pick at a party gathering. Delegates debate candidates including Huston Thompson and Pittman while others voice support for Governor Ritchie and notable figures from Virginia and Wyoming attend. The talks reflect a crowded, uncertain boomlet amid campaign maneuvering.
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Old Golds Tobacco Promotes Heart-Leaf Quality
A social leader extols Old Golds for smoothness and fragrance derived from heart leaves of the tobacco plant. It claims only heart leaves are used, avoiding heavy top leaves or ground leaves, and asserts readers can pick them with eyes closed.
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