McAdoo Takes Active Charge of His Presidential Campaign
McAdoo drives his campaign from party headquarters in New York at the Vanderbilt hotel, meeting with leaders as talks focus on majority rule and a possible two thirds nomination. Key figures including Meadeo, Meadooo, and national committee members discuss strategy and potential chairmanship while supporters weigh the implications of a McAdoo bid.
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McAdoo
McAdno
David Badd
Rackwell
For
Treasury
Clune
Romer Cummings
Kommeotiont
Co UkKely
Tomo Hons
Levid Hunter
Attotagy
Amaricka
Verdalles
Hernes Kremer
Tai
Monrank
Thomas Ho Love
Oatlong Committee
Pexis
Madison Square Garden
Pat Harris
Mississippi
Cornell Hull
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Olden
Ralston
Dark Horse
Hoosier
Indianapolis
Frederick van Nuys
Auto Club to Seek Membership Campaign Opens
A local automobile club convened at the Ruffner hotel to plan a recruitment drive. Directors met yesterday at noon to discuss starting a campaign for new memberships and promoting club activities in Charleston.
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Auto Club
Charleston
Directora
Ruffner Hotel
Smith Aims to Boost Democratic Campaign Efforts
New York June 18 Governor Alfred E. Smith outlines active strategies for the Democratic nominating effort. He dispatched Franklin D. Roosevelt as national campaign manager to a holiday gathering, then met with party leaders and delegates before retreating for a seaside evening. Smith plans an intensive July drive to raise club membership to 1,500, building on a current 826 as Mood Carmack notes.
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New York
Alfred FE. Smith
Wtamt
Demcratic Provident
Pranklin B. Roosevelt
Seagate
Club Ia
Mood
Carmack
Smith Denies Any Row With Hearst Paper
New York June 1 Governor Smith denied any knowledge of an alleged meeting or effort to bridge ties with Hearst papers. He said he knew nothing about it and had not read the newspaper accounts. George Brennan and other Democratic leaders visited Smith at campaign headquarters amid questions about the Hearst connection.
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Smith
Welth Uenrat
Omtorion
George Urennan
Urennan
New York
Moerning Nerapanors
Mr. Siaith
Sir. Hearst
Goorge Brennan
Illinois
Compaig
Norman Mack
Buffalo
Gerke White
Olin
the Nations Democratic Comities
Wubur Murch
Low
William Jennings Bryan Addresses Convention Rules
Fupstburgh June 19 William Jennings Bryan head of the Florida delegation to the Democratic convention says he would back abolishing the ten thirds rule if the unit rule is also removed He declines to discuss candidates stating the delegation is pledged to McAdoo He cites past support for ending the ten thirds rule with concurrent unit rule abolition and warns large states could otherwise control minority blocs
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Fuptsburgh
Wiliam Jennings Wevan
Florida
Sid
Mr. Bryan
New York
Bryan
Sayin
William Gibbs McAdoo
Flo
Flo Said He Expected To Be A Member of the Resolution Committee
Brean
Usu
Pennaseania
Usingie
Onto
Ballots Sought Record at Democratic Convention
Reported drive to set a new ballot record at the Democratic national convention as leaders anticipate long deliberations after opening. Details recount past records with 40 ballots at Baltimore and 44th ballot at San Francisco for Cox. Officials discuss platform tweaks and delegate instructions as meals and lodging analyzed for arriving delegates.
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Gotham
Baltimore
Wilson
York
Woodrow Wilson
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Cordell Hull
National Committee
Homer S Cummings
Pat Harrison
Joseph Tiny
Don GC. Seitz
Local Kiwanis Turnout Noted At Denver Convention
Charleston Kiwanis delegation reports a historically large turnout at Kiwanis International in Denver. Charles Daum of Charleston named chair of the convention election committee. election set for Thursday morning. Delegate Rev R W Lilly notes strong West Virginia presence and praise for the event.
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Charles Daum
Election Committee
Denver
Hill
Lilley
Charleston
Kiwanis International
Golorado
Robert Wiily
Charles G. Daum
West
Kiwanis
West Virginia
Arras
Charleston Club
Charles B. Daum
Chai Wain
Denver Kiwaniana
Robert W. Lilly
Dor M. Jahnaga
Lockwood
Kiwanis, International
FP. Hill
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone c Company
Mr. Hill
A. E. Humphreys
Mil.lonaire
Humphreys
Charles Daun
Hig
R. W. Lily
Kirkesville
Parcheesi and lamps on sale at Coffey's Second Floor specials
An old catalog style list highlights bone Mah Jongg sets for 15 dollars and Parcheesi at 1 dollar, boudoir lamps with silk shades, various table lamps, wastebaskets, crystal glass items, picture frames, and a wide range of home decor and dining goods all offered at special low prices. Multiple named items, prices, and product categories populate a dense promotional display.
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W. J. Bryan
Fete J. Baughan
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New York World
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Rte! McAlpin
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St. Lauis
Joseph Burger
United Restaurant Owners Assostation
Mr. Burger
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