McAdoo Leads in Early Ballots at Democratic Convention
The first two ballots show McAdoo leading with 289 to Palmer's 264 and Cox's 159. Palmer's coalition shrank as McAdoo gained in several states, while Smith and others held steady. adjournment was forced to reconvene next morning as votes neared the nominating threshold.
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Pennsylvania
Palmer
Rhode Island
Tennesee
McAdoo
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Senator Glass
West Virginia
Davis
Wisconsin
Cox
Cummings
Edwards
Owen
Marshall
Hitchcock
Bryan
Clark
Daniels
Meredith
Smith
Harrison
Simmons
Glass
McAdeeo
Cox Weeeseer
Smith Oree
Gerard Seeeee Feeeeeenane
Hitchcock Eeeeweeseeere
Dr True's Elixir advertised as family laxative
An old advertisement urges parents to give Dr True's Elixir for children's cramps upon waking after parties. It claims safety from herbs and promises relief from constipation and worm symptoms, citing a testimonial from Mrs Wm G Bonin of Caddo Oklahoma.
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Dr. True
Wm. G. Bonin
Caddo
Oklahoma
Lipton Guests Disappointed In New Jersey Visit
Thirty wounded American soldiers from a base hospital in New York arrived in Sandy Hook aboard the steam yacht Victoria as guests of Sir Thomas Lipton. They learned the Shamrock IV would not race this afternoon against her trial horse, the 23 metre Shamrock. The challenger’s rig is being altered with the topmast reconsidered after yesterday’s changes.
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Sandy Hook
N. J
New York
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock SV
Massachusetts Delegates Vote In San Francisco Ballot
At the convention in San Francisco on July 2 the Massachusetts delegation split on the first ballot with Palmer Pelletier leading a large slate and smaller groups backing Smith McAdoo Cox Owen Hearst and Chandler. On the second ballot Palmer advanced to 20 while McAdoo had 6 Cox 5 Smith 3 and Owen 7 as shifts moved votes from Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
McAdoo
Arizona
Cox
Arkansas
California
Palmer
Colorado
Connecticut
Cummings
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Massachusetts
William R. Hearst
William J. Bryan
Michigan
New Hampshire
Wood
General Wood
Chandler M. Wood
Boston
Metropolitan Trust Company
Texas
Gerard
Owen
Hitchcock
Meredith
Smith
Edwards
Davis
Glass
Simmons
Harrison
Williams
Marshall
Champ Clark
Underwood
Hearst
Bryan
Colby
Daniels
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Hall
San Francisco
Walsh
Pelletier
O’connor
Burns
Sullivan
Salem
Conachan
Quinn
Bradley
Ahearn
Doyle
Costello
Bowen
W.W. J. Manning
Coakley
Backus
Thacher
Patton
F. Manning
Doherty
McKennie
Coolidge
Lamoreux
Cox—Walsh
Swift
Powers
Higgins
Long
Hearst—Niland
Winchester
McGlue
Lynch
Martin
O'Sullivan
Donohue
Corrigan
Niland
Walsh Files Papers First for Governor Nomination
Boston Senator John J. Walsh of Jamaica Plain filed papers with city election commissioners for the Democratic nomination for Governor. He is the first gubernatorial candidate to file in Boston. Also listed are candidates for the Senate and House from various districts and parties, with Russell A. Wood filing for Secretary of State and Albert P. Langtry seeking the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor.
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John J. Walsh
City Planning Board of
Boston
Hyde Park Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Walsh
Senate
Suffolk
George H. Carrick
Cambridge
Secretary of State
Middlesex
House
James J. Moynihaff
George H. Faulk
Norfolk
Benton Whidden
Frederick P
Russell A. Wood
Wood
Albert P. Langtry
Police transfers shuffle roxbury cross and Morton street squads
In police roll call last night Patrolmen Martin E Quinn of Roxbury Crossing and Robert Wallis of Morton street were moved to the traffic squad exchanging places with Martin J Coakley who went to Roxbury Crossing and George H Gould to Morton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin E. Quinn
Roxbury Crossing
Robert Wallis
Morton Street
Martin J. Coakley
George H. Gould
North End Flag Day Parade to Honor Fallen Heroes
North End plans a large Flag Day event featuring the presentation of flags to North End Post 83 American Legion. The procession will honor Ralph Palumbo Arthur Solari Vincent Cotillo with dedications at Palumbo Solari and Cotillo squares, with dignitaries including Governor Coolidge and ex Mayor Fitzgerald.
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North End
No. 83
American Legion
Jay O. Richards
Lillian T. Piotti
Felix Forte
Ira W. Shapiro
Dearos
John F. Fitzgerald
Walter L. Collins
Andrew A. Badaracco
North Square
Frederick
Fther Raffaele D’alfonso
Governor Coolidge
Peters
Tague
Edward L. Logan
Edward A. Scigliano
Giovanni Semeri
Supreme Command
Royal Italian Army
Michael Angelo School
John A. Scango
Michael Angelo
Massachusetts
American Legion Post
High School Boys Seek Farm Work Urged by State Agency
Farmers urged to hire, as over 200 high school boys aged 16 to 20 are registered for summer farm work. Dow of the State Department of Agriculture says these youths want outdoor labor now and will seek jobs elsewhere if not offered promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen R. Dow
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Dow
Lynn Newspaper Man Dies After Operation
Frank A. French a leading Essex county newspaperman and former Lynn Telegram News reporter died last night at Lynn Hospital following an operation for acute appendicitis. He covered police duties before illness forced his leave. He leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. French
Essex County
Lynn
Lynn Hospital
French
Lynn Telegram News
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Ette
Iowa
Okla Eter
Penn
Tenn
Tex
Itchcock
Mass
Him
Prange
Hraman Pfet S
Bayerson Oil Works
Joseph Hallian
Colonial Bldg
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Ward
Athey
Orange-Crush Co
Chicago
Pureoxia Company
Renee Eset
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