McAdoo Smith Delegates Fight and Klan Controversy Flash
The piece chronicles the McAdoo and Smith delegate struggles at the New York convention with both sides holding firm. It notes betting odds as unreliable and highlights a Saturday night Ku Klux Klan confrontation and the surprisingly peaceful aftermath.
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Michigan
Ferris
John Jones
North Dakota
McAdoo
Smith
New York
Dark Horse
League of Nations
Underwood
Battle Over the Klan Splits Democratic Convention
At the Garden, two hours of furious debate crushed orderly procedure as Bainbridge Colby and William Jennings Bryan challenged the Klan plank. Georgia observers flipped votes, anti Klan forces rallied around Erwin, and chaos followed with half the hall chanting, the rest protesting, until a late vote declared the anti Klan plank rejected.
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Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Georgia
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah
Marion Colley
Washington, Ga
Andrew C. Erwin
Athens
Erwin
Philippines
Lawrence P. Quigley
Chelsea
Mass
The
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senator Owen
Oklahoma
Platform Committee
William R. Pattengall
Maine
Rhode Island
Bryan
George White
Ohio
Democratic National Committee
Teapot Dome
Japanese Protest Meeting Protest Against US Immigration Policy
Thousands of students in Shiba Park adopted resolutions naming July 1 the Prohibition day to mark sober protest against US immigration exclusion and to begin rebuilding their humbled national life. Bees have no eyelids.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Shiba Park
United States
Montanans in Gotham Limelight at Democratic Convention
The narrative recounts a chaotic scene where Governor Morrison almost strikes Senator Walsh, who avoids harm. Senator Walsh meets Mayor Hylan amid beauty pageant allure, while New York voices weigh in on Klansmen issue and western oratory. The Times praises W. H. Maloney’s prepared speech supporting Al Smith.
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Morrison
Senator Walsh
Walsh
Hylan
United States
New York World
J. Bruce Kremer
Kremer
Smith
Adonis
McAdoo
David Rockwell
New York Times
W. H. Maloney
Butte
al Smith
the Times
Maloney
Roosevelt
Montana
Maloneys
Montana Will Be Seven For McAdoo
Special Staff Correspondent reports Montana delegates plan to cast seven votes for McAdoo and one for Al Smith, continuing this line indefinitely unless McAdoo is eliminated. William Maloney remains firm for Smith, while Montana delegates press for McAdoo and Maloney votes the anti Klan plank.
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New York
Montana
McAdoo
al Smith
McAdo
William Maloney
Smith
Maloney
Scientists forecast engines doubling miles per gallon
Researchers working on advanced designs predict near future automobile engines will double the miles per gallon. The claim emphasizes efficiency gains and shifting energy use in transportation.
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Tex Rickard
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Yellowley
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Nev
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Conn
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