Wilson forces tighten grip on platform drafting at convention
The resolutions sub committee chaired by Carter Glass and backed by Wilson allies moves to draft the party platform. Key figures Colby Kellar McCormick Crane Hawkins Pattangall Hodges Walsh align with administration as Bryan’s group loses influence and debate is curtailed.
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L. C. Martin
United Press State
San Francisco
Resolutions Committee
Democratic National Convention
League of Nations
Carter Glass
Full Resolutions Committee
Wilson
Colby
Kellar
Tennessee
Vance McCormick
Pennsylvania
M. M. Crane
Texas
Horace Hawkins
Colorado
William RR. Pattangall
Maine
George H. Hodges
Kansas
Senator Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Glass
Regulations Committee
Bryan
Political intrigue swirls as McAdoo and Cox vie in cabinet talks
The column traces factional plotting in the McAdoo Cox competition with Palmer as a rallying point for anti wet issue factions. It notes Davis as a potential influence and Meredith discussed for vice presidency while opponents push crown prince and dynasty arguments amid hotel lobby chatter.
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Cox
Palmer
McAdoo
Davis
Meredith
Crown Prince
Wilson Dynasty
Administration
Treasury
THREE FOES OF WILSON FORCED TO TAKE COUNT
A senate inquiry session continued late into the night with committee members led by W D Jamieson and Hugo Asher hearing extensive evidence. Two women on the panel, Mrs Guilford Dudley and Mrs T T Cotham, remained attentive despite fatigue in the tobacco-scented room.
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Wilson
W. D. Jamieson
Iowa
Hugo Asher
California
Guilford Dudley
Nashville
Tennessee
T. T. Cotham
Little Rock
Arkansas
Campaigning at Ohio Republican State Convention
The state convention opens with a keynote by A Romulus Johnson as delegates caucus by district to choose presidential electors and committee members. McCulloch announces auto campaigning in 41 counties and plans to cover 47 more before August 10 primary. The race centers on gubernatorial and senatorial contests with Willis, Wangmaker, and potential withdrawals linked to Senator Harding.
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Senator Warding
Harding
Memorial Hall
Arthur L. Garford
Elyria
Ohio
W. H. Boyd
Cleveland
Leonard Wood
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Auto
McCulloch
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Frank B. Willis
Supreme Court
R. M. Wangmaker
Republican Campaign
A. Romulus Johnson
Ironton
Missouri Boss Rule Questioned in Reed Seating Debate
The testimony before a committee on Reed's seating drew supporters of the administration and opponents. Mrs. W W Martin from Cape Girardeau argued against Reed, calling Kansas City politics "boss ridden" with rabbit and goat bosses. Reed's backers argued his seat should be denied due to opposition to the League of Nations. The committee, heavily pro league, voted to oust Reed despite objections.
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W. W. Martin
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Senator Reed
Reed
Kansas City
Jim Reed
Francis P. Wilson
Joseph B. Shannon
Emil P. Rosenberger
E. F. Goltra
Col
John Cosgrove
Booneville
Shannon
Wilson
Democratic Party
League of Nations
Chicago
Murray Crane
Bill Borah
League
United States
Footlights And Film At Canton Tigers Week At Cook Park
Campbell's United Shows and trained wild animal circus opened a week long engagement near Cook Park under the Canton Tigers. The carnival features a wild animal show with trained horses and lions, Vernon's Autodome, high thrills with Miss Vernon on a wall and motorcycle, and zig zag riding. A street parade was among Tuesday's highlights. Meyers Lake Park prepares for the July 4 celebration with band concerts fireworks and a large crowd expected. Sunday attendance reached 11,000 to 12,000 with 2,000 swimming and dancing planned 2 to 11 p m. Mack's Popular Players provide music. Mayme Gehrue stars at Lake Park Theater.
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Campbell
Vernon
Vernons
Meyers Lake Park
C. Y. Riddle
Mack
Meyers Lake Park theater star dodges season plans
Miss Gehrue, a leading performer at Meyers Lake Park theater, refuses to reveal next season plans citing bad luck. She says she will do her best yet but will not disclose details. A spilled salt ladder and superstition surround her.
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Miss Gehrue
Strand Presents May Allison in The Cheater at Strand
The Strand features May Allison in The Cheater a film version of Judith by Henry Arthur Jones with King Baggot co starring. At the Valentine theater The Witness for the Defense stars Elsie Ferguson with Vernon Steel in a dramatic scene with Warner Oland. The Orpheum shows The Virgin of Stamboul with Priscilla Dean and Tod Browning directing, plus a Kinogram. Odeon screens The Two Doyles a West & Franklyn two reel, and The Evil Eye plays in another bill. Lyceum presents The Man story plus Amazing Women acts and Mammy's Birthday vaudeville lineup.
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May Allison
Strand
Valentine Theater
Elsie Ferguson
Vernon Steel
Black Horse
Arabian Desert
Universal Jewel
Priscilla Dean
Orpheum
Tod Browning
Lyceum
Lyceum M
Mammy
Miller
Hoffman
Grant Symnasts
Ands
Ang
Sharp
Variety
Wallace
Hust Pathe News
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William Jennings Bryan
Resolutions
Samuel Gompers
Labor
Perley A. Baker
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Sabath
W. Burke Cochran
New York
State Advisory and State Central Committee
Harmony
Gard
The
United Security Company
New Vicary
Canton, Ohio
Bell
Ohio State
Dayton
Springfield
Cincinnati
Res A
Sein Hess
Keystone Comedy and Pathe News
Meyers Lake Park Theater
Franklyn Farnum
the Screaming Shadow
Ben Wilson
Neva Gerber
Alfred Regina
Eddie Polo
the Amazing
Oman
Ruth Clifford
Manny
Grant and Wallace
Pathe News Weekly
Edgar and
Meyer’s Lake
Metropolitan Musical Comedy Company
Three Twins
Otto Hauerbach
Karl Hoscha
Mme. Sherry
America
Mayme Gehrue
Eagle Drug
Ross H. Hurford
Gineers
Canton
Valentine
Miss Ferguson
Stella Derrick
Warner Oland
ODEON
Two Doyles
Franklyn Hum
Wingie Odeon
R Gerber
Boght
Bennie Leon
Eddie Starlin
oOlo
Vanishien Wilson
Tomancy
Har
Henry Arthur Jones
Judah
Lois Zelln
Henry Otto Maxwell Karger
Charlie Chaplin
Roy Stewart
IF Merritt
E. L. McQuiston
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