Democrats Endorse Farm Relief Plank In Platform Session
Houston dispatch reports the Democratic platform committee moved toward endorsing farm relief. Farm bloc members protested the subcommittee lineup but gained inclusion of T. E. Cashman of Minnesota, John A. Sifton of Oklahoma, and T. J. Thomas of Nebraska to push farm representation. Baruch and Peck discussed alliance strategies with Smith camp leaders as King of Utah signaled support for a non McNary Haagen approach, while Wagner of New York joined the resolutions committee to strengthen farm relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Neal
N.S
Houston
Tex
N. S
Democratic Platform Committee
T. E. Cashman
Minnesota Farm Bureau
John A
al ‘Smith
Smith Camp
Bernard Barich
New York
Gedree N. Peck
Moline
Til
Assembind
Baruch
Peck
King
Utah
Mont
McNary-Haugen
Ieadays
Asl
Resolutions Committee
Kansas City
Chester Davie
Wagner
al Smith
McNary
Oklahoma
County seeks new site for band concerts
The county board discussed relocating weekly band concerts from the uptown city park deemed off-limits for beautification. Sunnyside Park was proposed, but park commissions fear damage to landscaping. Chestnut Street remains the current site, while options to hold concerts in the courthouse yard or Sunday afternoons have not moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Bogre of
News-Telegraph
G. KE. Malone
Atlantic District
Taunty
Malonely
J. G. Tierling
City Park
Uptown City Park
Apa
Sunnyside Jy Park
Greater Atlantic Club
Chestnut Street
Park Commission
Uptown Park
Garden Club
St Sunnyside Park
Al Smith Forces Win 35 Contested Delegates Today
Reported at the Democratic National Convention the Smith forces gained a decisive victory in the credentials committee. Thirty five Louisiana seats were contested and Smith delegates seated 12 to 7 in a pivotal Louisiana result. Anti-Smith coalition eyes a possible minority report while Canal Zone and District of Columbia delegates were seated with limited debate.
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Smith
T Bruce Kramer
Mo ‘Tana
Louisiana
Anti-Smith Coalition
Canal Zone
Columbia
Bach
Pennsylvania
State Central Committee
Thomson
New Orleans
Genevieve
Clark
Missouri
Roosevelt to Deliver Speech For Governor Smith
Houston December 27 Governors Smith and Roosevelt dominate the Democratic convention scene with nominating speeches to be delivered tonight. George Van Namee says the nomination and balloting schedule will unfold as delegates from several states join in seconding Smith. The subcommittee on regulations names include Pittman and Caraway with Cashman Moody and Harrison among others Nine names appear in the finalized slate as the convention moves forward.
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Raymond L Borst
N.S. Stat
Houston
al Smith
New York
George 2. Van_Namee
Smith
Jst
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nellig Taylor Ross
Wyoming
van Namco
van Namen
Glass
Virginia
Thomas
Caraway
Arkansas
Cushman
Key Pittman
Nevada
Michaelgoo
Uilnois
Roy Pittman
Michael Igoo
Illinois
Carter Glass
T. FE. Cashman
Dan Moody
Texas
Harrison
Mississippi
We Ray
Utah
Walah
Massachusetts
Attorney General settles moot question on party vacancies
A 1928 opinion from the attorney general states that county and township conventions cannot fill vacancies on the ticket when the primary nominating process has produced no candidate. The ruling leaves the field to the Republican candidate L B Shannon, noting that Democrats had attempted to place Zellmer on ballots but failed to meet the required 10 percent threshold.
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Case Coveyei
Asate
Fiena
Storney
Tk W. Gockshout
Ingal Department
Carl Zellmer
Representative Cardinate
Ifte
Shannon
L. B. Shannon
Wiota
C. W. Huff
Zellmer
Columbia Recording Artists to Feature at Strand Vaudeville
Freshman pianists from Columbia Phonograph Company headline the Strand Vaudeville show tomorrow evening. The act blends popular harmony numbers with a humorous tone, featuring collegiate costumes and a unique piano routine. William Beck and Evelyn Reagan present Versatile Comedy Bus, with talk, song, dance, whistling, and steel guitar. Dellion and Margaretta perform equilibristic feats and tumbling while Margaretta earns top notices. A film titled Sully at the Stave closes the program.
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Bive
Pian Graph
Off Ole
Lumbia Phonograph Company
Strand Theater
the & Wally
Southern
Californ
William Beck
Evelyn Reegan
Dellion
Margaretta Hive
Margaretta
Delton
Mrs E H Steere of Gray Trampled to Death by Cattle
Mrs E H Steere 67 living two miles south of Gray died from injuries after being trampled by cattle Monday morning. Husband found her unconscious later. she had been milking when the animal became frightened and stampeded. Survived by husband and children with funeral services at Gray Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow afternoon and burial in Audubon cemetery.
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Gray
F. A. Steere
Rey
Mr. Gray
Nolse
Weldat
Early Ball Scores the Philadelphia
Early ball scores from Philadelphia show a developing league scene with brief inning notes and mentions of Ambrisan players shaping the standings.
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The
Philadelphia
A _ Ambrisan
Campaign Talks Between Officials With Hoover
unclear OCR fragment suggests GOOD CONFERS WITH SECRETARY HOOVER ON CAMPAIGN PLANS as a Chicago return. mentions Jame Wyeth NeoBe Woo Coal and HEATER Houser and Dee Hubert Works with national chairman Phere. indicates start of work after vacation.
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Good
Hoover
Ate
Jame
Hoover to Speak at Old Home Town Event
The article notes Herbert Hoover is to give a speech in his old home town Waust. Local organizers claim strong turnout and a community gathering at the town hall.
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Herbert Hoover
Waust
Hoover Faria Club
Aiatiter Ag
Otivii
Euilate
Shorthorn Herd Sells At Ames For $8054 Total
Shorthorn herd owned by C F Curtiss of Tow State Village sold at public auction in Ames yesterday for 8054 dollars, averaging 208 dollars per head. Seventeen heifers averaged 282 dollars with top 500 dollars and low 175. Ten bulls averaged 326 dollars, top 826, with Charles F L Stone of Kana paying 32 dollars for Rockwood Ace.
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Dane YR SN
Touk Vou
Baan C.F Curtiss
Towi
Charles FL. Stone
Not ‘Kana
Rockwood
Wild Scenes at the Democratic Convention Hall
Houston June coverage of a chaotic Democratic convention scene. A radical clash over religion in politics triggered a melee on the floor as police struggled to separate rival factions led by Smith supporters and anti-Smith delegates. Standards and banners whirled, lines formed, and rows of officers used clubs amid roaring shouts and parading delegates from several states.
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Tm Orge
Texas
Duseph Robinson
Arkansas
Chutenan
Robinson
Virginia
New York
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi
Tiss
A. Hartzell
W. QO. Saunders
J. M0. van
FB. O. Everett
Wou Brown
Ton Warren
Swan
Yf Wight
North
MacGinnisy
Carthage
Smith
MacGinnia
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Sunnyside
Brown
Sidewalks
Daveunce Sullivan
Rulleads
Baton Rolle
Dune
Delying Gover
Hary BP
Louisiane House
Georpe Ht
van Wamec
Alfred E. Smith
Texweather
F. Roosevelt
James A. Reed
Inapsas City
Phatu
Columbia Recording Artists
Strand
E. H. Steere
Ames
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