Democratic Platform Attack at National Convention
J Bruce Kremer, vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, blasted the Republican platform as evasive while urging the party to present direct policies. He contrasted the Chicago platform with Democratic unity, urging Americans to demand clear remedies and leadership for peace and prosperity.
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J. Bruce Kremer
Democratic National Committee
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Chicago
America
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Democratic Party
United States
League of Nations
Fight to Remove Unit Rule Clause Rages at N Delegate Meet
In San Francisco on June 28 a Democratic National Committee meeting opens with a key dispute over the unit rule. The battle centers on New York where 90 votes are bound by the Albany state convention rule. Mayor George Rk Dunn of Schechentachy is expected to lead the opposition.
Roosevelt and Bryan Back Move to Abolish Rule on Floor
The passage notes Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York supports abolishing a rule on the convention floor. Campaign managers for several presidential candidates are ready to back Lunn and Roosevelt, and William J. Bryan is expected to lend support to the effort.
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New York
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Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Do You Ever Sell Daily Redeemed Ads
A fragmented ad snippet from EMPLOY DAILY shows a prompt about selling daily ad space. The readable text centers on an inquiry about whether readers ever sell daily advertisements and may hint at a classified or promotional sales angle.
When Days Are Made for Play at Kenny's
A summer fabric feature lists silks and voiles from 40c to 6 per yard plus organies and sateens. Imports and discounts on silks up to 25 percent. Children's wear includes stout tubable suits and rompers with reinforced seams and bright ginghams. Second Floor displays and prices.
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Mountain Creek
Kenny’s
Death notices for Shoemaker for McKinley and Mrs Hinton
John Strader, 75, longtime shoe maker for President McKinley’s family, died at 1017 Second St NE after a yearlong illness. Survived by two sons John N. Strader and Howard F. Strader and daughter Edna F. Strader. Funeral by Arnold to be announced. Mrs. Lucinda Hinton, 62, died at her Middlebranch home. Survived by husband David B. Hinton son George H. Hinton daughter Lora Dickerhoff and one grandchild.
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Martinsburg
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Canton High School
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Rowlanday NE
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Pittsburgh
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Erie
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William McKinley
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Lucinda Hinton
Middlebranch
David B. Hinton
George H. Hinton
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Lora Dickerhoff
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