Fourth ballot shows slight shifts at Democratic convention
Baltimore June 28 fourth ballot of the Democratic national convention produced minor changes in totals with no break in deadlock. Clark 443 Wilson 349 1 2 Harmon 136 1 2 Underwood 112 Baldwin 14 Marshall 51 Kern 2 and other shifts across states including Vermont all to Wilson or Clark in varying amounts.
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Baltimore
Dedlock
Clark
Wilson
Harmon
Underwood
Baldwin
Marshall
Kern
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Ohio
Bryan
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Baldwin Clark
Virginia
Wisconsin
Alaska
Porto Rico
Tennessee
Michigan
Ryan
New Jersey
Morgan
Belmont
Gaynor
New York
Bors
Charlies M. Murphy
Thoroughfare of Montreal Racing Entries and Fort Erie Schedule
Racing entries list for Montreal and Fort Erie across multiple six furlong to mile and a half races for two to four year olds and up. Markets include maiden sales, allowance and selling races with weights and drawn entries. Weather fine track fast and apprentice allowance noted.
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W. T. Buckner
Wo Mason
Philip Ena
Icicle
Master Ship
Wild Lassie
Mattie L
Don’t Forget
Gibbons
Boss
Michal Rice
Spirelila
Stavano
Sand Man
Thesieres
Sea Kitiy
Tender
Ala Marchmont
H. K. Sabath
von Lear
Bion
Ena Collins
Mirdel
Saflan
Old Crow
Little Marian
Florence Kripp
Lady Savage
Jim Mitton
Jim
Eveline Borris
Helen Gow
Carissima
Grenesque
Fleming
Mattie Cone
Senator Hubble
Fiifth
Lady Hughes
Judge Snooks
Veno von
Kironi
Kyle
Double F
Haymarket
Lyne
Little Maid
Burtonville
John Morris
Temmeraria
Jim L
May Mride
Sam R. Mayer
Starboard
Miss Felix
Chippeway
Gilpian
Profile
Little Erie
the Gardner
Bressey
Gelconda
the Oracle
Howard Shean
Jessup Burn
Hunky
Dorothy Webb
Scarlet Pimpernel
Mapton
Dolly Bultman
Bertis
Priscilla
Louis Descomnéts
Velsinia
Onrico
New Star
Fort Erie
Vien
Ethelburg I
Geneva
Barnegat
Oliver Lodge
Sandvale
Spring Maid
Alysander
Briar Path
Lohengren
Ennis Killen
Miss Hynes
Mystic Light
Ringmaster
Luckola
Ross Lenton
Penobscot
Knights Differ
Love Tie
Granite
Acton
Warbley
Lahore
Hoffman
Manager Mack
Plamma
Buckhorn
the Manager
Frog Legs
Altamah
Cliff Edge
Injury
Edna
Light of Life
Picoletta
John Furlong
Bob R
Plate Glass
Turbine
Joy Poy
Moissant
B. Childen
Question Mark
Taboo
Miss Wiggs
Leopold
Tanunda
Oakhurst
Fred Mulholland
Walthorpe
Melton Street
Duke of Bridgewater
Crackers Beat Lookouts In Tight Double A Clash
Looking to rebound, the Crackers defeated the Lookouts at Ponce de Leon Park as Callahan and Bailey paced a strong batting display. Errors by the Lookouts and key steals helped the home team secure a victory, despite Hurley and Hemphill reshuffling the lineup.
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Percy H. Whiting
Ponce DE Leon Ball Park
Crackers
Callahan
Bailey
Rudderham
Bill Hart
Meneger Hemphill
Weather update continues on page two
Fair tonight and tomorrow with temperatures rising from 75 at 8 a.m. to 78 degrees by noon and 2 p.m. The forecast notes mild conditions and seasonable warmth across the day.
Ballot totals show Clark leading through four rounds
First through Fourth ballots display Clark with totals around 441 to 446 votes and Wilson, Harmon, Underwood, Baldwin, Marshall, Kern, Bryan trailing. Repeated names indicate sequential preference tallies across rounds with minor shifts in support.
Oklahoma City Races Show Fast Times and Entrants
At Oklahoma City race day, First El Palo won at 15.20 with Electric at 7.30 and Jack Witt at 2.70 as others like Plant land Winkler La Luz Judge Cabaniss also ran. Second Miss Herbert at 5.70 with Dad Stearns 4.60 Luke Vanzant 9.90 and multiple runners listed. Third Arrowshaft 3.30 with Clara W. 2.40 Hardy Ann 2.60 plus horses Queen's Souvenir Collide Voltrome. Fourth Night Mist 10.80 with Cordova 6.20 Autumn Rose 2.60 and additional entries Frazzle Visible Rompie Cavater Georgia Shand.
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Oklahoma City
el Palo
Electric
Jack Witt
Plantland
Winkler
la Luz
Judge Cabaniss
Miss Herbert
Dad Stearns
Luke Vanzant
Capt. Gray
Maisie, Sankey
L. L. West
Myrtle Reed
Peter Howe
Fasces
Arrowshaft
Clara W
Hardy Ann
Queen's
Night Mist
Cordova
Autumn Rose
Frazzle
Visible
Rompie
Cavater
Georgia Shand
Cotton States League Abbreviated Score Note
Rowe Viebela and Joe Jackson led a rain halted game between Meridian and Columbus with Kinney Berger King and Robinson contributing. umpire Noreum called it off after rainfall.
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Rowe Viebela
Joe Jackson
Kinney
Berger
King and Robinson
Noreum
Meridian Columbus
Baseball Half inning notes and one run scored recap
Detailed line by line events from a baseball game include Moran and Hopkins with two and three base hits respectively, multiple double plays, and players such as Hemphill, Agier, McElveen, Callahan, Des sau, and Dessau. Hopkins had a two base hit and a later out at third, with one run scoring in the bottom of the first and none in the ninth inning.
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Moran
Harbison
Agier
Jordan
Callahan
Hopkins
Dessau
Coyle
Jordan Alperman
Allen
Bailey
McElveen
Balenti
MeKveen
Hannah
Sentell
Hyder Barr
Agler
Sentel
Barr
Hemphill
Hennah
Graham
Alperman
Mekiveen
Elveen
Ayler
Thorugh
Cale Jlahen
Alderman
Alien
Empires
Rudderham
Hart
Balent
Noyes
Train Hits Hotel Owner’s Car Near Charlotte
J M Jamieson, hotel proprietor in Charlotte and Hamlet, was killed when a Southern Railway freight train struck his stalled automobile five miles north of Charlotte. His wife and her young son were fatally or probably fatally injured, while Mrs Jamieson and the boy escaped by jumping from the vehicle.
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Charlotte
N. C
J. M. Jamieson
Hamlet
Stonewall
W H. Bagwell
Southern Railway
Jamiesons
Millionaire Armour Decorated By Kaiser
Berlin June 28 Allison Armour the American yachtsman was invested by Emperor William with the Order of the Red Eagle second class. The emperor boarded Armour's yacht Utowan to pin the decoration on his coat in person.
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Berlin
Allison Armour
William
Armour
Southeastern League Rain Cancels Anniston Gadsden Game
In the Southeastern League, the Anniston versus Gadsden game was postponed due to rain. In the International League at Jersey City, Rochester defeated Jersey City 5 to 3 after a late rally. Klepfer Blair Mason and Rondeau were involved, with Doyle and Byron officiating.
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Jersey
R.H. E Rochester
Jersey City
Klepfer
Blair
Mason
Rondeau
Doyle
Byron
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Olie James
Washington
Oscar Underwood
Champ Clark
Delaware
Maine
North Carolina
Hawaii
Harmon and Underwood
Mr. Wilson
Montreal
B. Smith
Sulzer
Cotton States League
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