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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1920

Page

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Democratic Platform Endorsed After Prolonged Debate

In San Francisco July 2 the Democratic platform submitted by the resolutions committee faced a lengthy debate. Notable figures including William Jennings Bryan Bourke Cochran Senator Walsh and Senator Glass spoke as amendments were decisively defeated by the delegates. Baseball results accompany the dispatch with scores from both leagues.

San Francisco Committee On William Jennings Bryan Bourke Cochran Walsh Massachusetts Glass

Convention Adjourns After Second Ballot in McAdoo Race

McAdoo leads with 266 on first ballot and 23 gained on second. Palmer at 206 first with 8 gained on second. Cox third but rising. Balloting continues with expected outcomes on later ballots.

McAdoo Palmer Cox

First Ballot for President Counts in 1940s Primary Totals

A historical first ballot tally lists state by state votes for presidential candidates including McAdoo Palmer Cox and Davis. totals show McAdoo leading with 266, Palmer 256, Cox 134, Edwards 42, Owen 38, Davis 32, Marshall 35, Gerard 21, Cummings 25, Smith 109, Meredith 26. The data covers many states and territories with individual vote counts and notes about corrections and unit rules.

Alabama Owen al Smith Cox Davis Palmer McAdoo Arizona Cummings Arkansas California Glass Gerard Colby Mith Colorado Connecticut Delaware Marshall Florida Edwards Josephus Daniels Georgia Idaho Illinois Smith Indiana Iowa Meredith Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Champ Clark Sean Maryland Massachusetts General W. Hearst Governor Smith Michigan Bryant Minnesota Mississippi John Sharp Williams Missouri Montana Nebraska Hitchcock Nevada New Hampshire Wood New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina Senator Simmons North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Carter Glass Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska District Columbia Hawaii Philippines Harrison Porto Rico Canal Zone Underwood McAdoo Ua Gerar Gerar *“Ewe Clark

Anniversaries and Early 20th Century War Dates

Today features anniversaries and concise historical notes. Entries include the 1915 dynamite attack on J P Morgan, the 1917 arrival of the first U S expeditionary units in France, and the Canadian Senate's 1918 peace era prohibition vote. Also noted are veteran bonuses in Massachusetts and woman suffrage in Missouri.

J. P. Morgan U. S France Senate Odessa Massachusetts Missouri

Predict McAdoo on Early Ballot

McAdoo leaders predict he will be nominated on an early ballot tomorrow as Palmer strength collapses. Administration controlled votes likely shift to McAdoo, with Cox forces seeking to draw Palmer delegates and many second choice Cox delegates favoring McAdoo.

San Francisco McAdoo Palmer Cox

Bryan Weeps As Prohibition Parade Roils Hall

In San Francisco on July 2 Bryan, tearful yet smiling, saluted a procession of prohibition supporters as they tore up State standards and formed a moving gates-of-protest. A clash over the California standard saw Francis J. Heney throw an assistant sergeant-at-arms into the crowd, leaving only a tattered top fragment.

Bryan California Standard George C. Ormsby Oakland Francis J. Heney

McAdoo Leads Democratic Nomination Field at San Francisco

In San Francisco Auditorium on July 2 William G. McAdoo led the Democratic nomination race with 266 votes on the first ballot, Palmer 256, Cox 134, Smith 109, followed by a long list of favorite sons. Two ballots were taken before adjournment at about 9 pm. On the second ballot McAdoo rose to 280, Palmer 264, Cox 159. Continued on Page 8S-Iat Column.

Palmer Cox

Forecast for Boston and vicinity shows showers and warmer Sunday

Forecast for southern New England calls for thunder showers Saturday with fair warmer conditions Sunday. Northern New England should see showers or thunder showers Saturday and Sunday fair and warmer, with winds mainly southward off the Atlantic. Waves of rain extend along the coast to South Carolina but inland areas rise in temperature by Sunday.

Boston Washington New England Maine Atlantic Coast Sandy Hook Hatteras New York South Carolina Mississippi River

Unsettled Showers Expected Before Late Afternoon

Forecasters predict unsettled weather with showers through late afternoon. Conditions should improve this evening with fair skies tonight. Temperatures will be about as warm as yesterday.

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