Delegation Plans To Vote For Cox For President
New York June 34 Caledone delegation outlines plan to back James M Cox for president with a possible delay in selecting a national committeeman. Ohio figures W A Julian and others debate postponement while factions aligned with Governor Donahee and Moore clash over immediate actions at the caucus.
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Cale Dele
Mater
James M. Cox
la Mario
Sao
Gnien
Robert 3Stayen
Columbox
Bram DY
Ohio
A. Vic Penahey
Eamund H. Aloore
Younxatown
Jamon
Cox
Neo Swannwor
W. OW. Putbin
Ohio Atato Ehatewtan
W. A. Julian
Claclnati
Ceerwe White
Marletta
Theront National
Donwnay
Bryan to Attempt Peace in Platform
New York June 22 William Jennings Bryan plans to push a peace plank in the Democratic platform at the convention. He aims to outlaw war and support international mediation while avoiding a direct call for an eagle of nations. Bryan attends with Governor Charles W. Bryan who is seen as a presidential candidate in the year. The draft seeks to unite pro prohibition and antiwar elements with his delegation and aides preparing planks for incorporation.
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New York
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Hix Necival
Waether
San Francisco
Constattion
Tye
Han
Bryan
United Statex Ia & Court of International
Regan
New York Governor Optimistic on Eve of Convention Battle
New York Governor Smith and campaign manager Franklin D. Roosevelt expressed optimism that Smith would win the Democratic nomination. Smith touted his Albany record as proof of progressive credentials while opponents warned against alignments with the Ku Klux Klan. The campaign weighed the two thirds rule and debated wet and dry positions ahead of the convention.
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Franklin D. Hengevelt
Smith
Governor Smith
Thomas Taksurt
Staith
James A. O'Gervie
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti Salaun League
Ocarman
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Ku Blue Klan
Wheeler
Trientia
Elusive profits hinge on peak demand and high margins
The article notes business leaders warn the economy still lacks stable profit conditions while firms seek peak demand to sustain margins. It cites Re Gar field National Bank remarks on avoiding obstructions from the 1921 crash and the ongoing strain on business solvency amid present conditions.
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Garfield National Bank
Indiana to Stay Behind Ralston in New York June
Indiana delegates arrived to declare they would stay with Ralston and support his nomination. M B Lurry of Indianapolis denied rumors that Ralston is in poor health and that a secondary choice was considered. Taghart said the group would stay with Ralston to the end and believes he is likely to be nominated.
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New York
Ininna
Ralston
Wood Nealth
M. B. Lurry
Indianapolin
Falston
Indiana
Toxenet
Taghart
Peundsa
Nadio
United States
Uss
Copper and
Urann Research
Jauch
Dever Not After Nomination In Democratic Talks
June 82 Chicago Mayor Dever’s name not formally presented to the Democratic national convention for the presidential nomination. Illinois delegates discuss Dever as a possible compromise candidate while Busch represents Illinois on resolution committees. Brennan’s group ties influence to the platform, denying any backing for Devis or Baker and stressing no firm convention commitment.
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Nesw
York
Willem &. Dever
Chicago
Illinois
Todey
Ohe
Dever
Francis XM. Busch
Corporation Counsel
Nr. Busch
Georges E. Brennan
Illnois
Brennan
John W. Devis
West Virginia
Newton D. Baker
Pair Injured In Wreck Recovering From Embankment Crash
Wardla Hargess and Jean Hatcher, residents of Saint Charlanton and 1333 Stuart Street, were hospitalized after their auto skidded on a turn and plunged over an embankment near the Littlesags hommatend Saturday night. Hargess suffered a brain concussion and a fractured thigh for Hatcher, while a third youth escaped injury by jumping. Both were admitted to Mountain State hospital in unknown condition.
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Wardla Hargess
Stuart Street
Jean Hatcher
Weat Charlanton
Ynaterday
Mountain State Hospital
Hatcher
Helt
Littlesags Hommatend
McAdoo Campaign Runs Smooth at New York Headquarters
McAdoo and deputies finalize convention plans as delegates arrive from California and other states. The day includes church attendance, briefings with Bryan, and discussions with Kentucky Governor Fields and other supporters on abolishing the two thirds rule. Judge Rockwell notes the party favors control of key convention committees and questions altering the unit rule.
Senator Pat Harrigan Named Temporary Democratic Chairman
Washington reports that Byron Patton Harrigan, a six footer with a lively voice, is chosen as temporary chairman of the Democratic national convention. Born in August 1851 in Mississippi, he rose from district attorney to congressman and senator, linking lineage to Henry and Benjamin Harrison. He matches the party’s older line and remains active in law, golf, and cinema attendance. Poland had snow on April 23, one month later than usual, this year.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Yat Harrison
Byron Patton Harrigan
Tle Fiat
Tarin
Mississippi
Pat
United States
Willem Henry
Benjamin Harrison
Eld Dominion
Crystal Springs
Pat Harriaon
Au-gust
Robert Harrison
Harrison
Fnally
Louisana Sinty University
Waltering
Rongrans
Pat Kartison
Kimacif
Vardaman
Noel
Caes
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Poland
Tentative Program For Democratic Convention
New York June 23 tentative convention program outlines first three days. Sessions include opening by Hull, Harrison chairing, credentials and permanent organization reports, rule adoption, and speeches. Platform adoption and balloting to follow. later ballots and veep nominations depend on progress.
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New York
Platform Committee
San Francisco
Hull
Cardinal Hayes
Harrison
Walsh
Montana
New York City
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Welsh
Rayer
Science learns to count before hatchings in agriculture
Agricultural forecasters of the United States Department of Agriculture discuss counting crops before planting and pigs before birth. A. Barratt notes prenatal census not typical but counts key indicators to guide farmers and stabilize prices, enabling reshift of acreages before planting.
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Rodinson
Springfield
United States Department of Agriculure
A. A. Sueratt
Barratt
Werthar Ranorta
Ixperta
Farmers Forecast Advances in Breeding and Crops
The farmers of the state anticipate advances in breeding and crop yields. Forecasters suggest estimates may apply to all crops and livestock as funding and data become available, though results remain speculative until concrete progress is realized.
Light Will Shine for Ages Tribute to Soldier Dead
New York will unveil a golden electric shaft atop a toll start in Madison Square to honor New York soldiers who died in World War I. Rodman Wanamaker funds the tribute to shine forever, with patriotic ceremonies and participation by wounded soldiers and gold-star mothers.
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New York
Madison Square
Rodman Wanamaker
Prines
Prickly Porky and the Green Forest Winter Mate
In the Green Forest Prickly Porky and Mrs. Porky form a winter bond. They share the long cold season amid hollows and brush heaps, while Porky’s cautious nature contrasts with Mrs. Porky’s growing curiosity. The tale follows how their companionship shapes the winter and hints at future spring activity.
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Porky
Green Forest
Prickly Prky
Porcupine
Alwera
Perks
Prickly
Prickly Porky and the Hollow Log Mystery
A fable style tale details Prickly Porky and Mrs. Porky in a quiet forest routine. Mrs. Porky guards a secret linked to hollow trees while Prickly Porky remains unaware of her disappearances and closeness of danger. The passage hints at a forthcoming tale about curiosity and hidden peril.
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Porky
Mrs. Porky
T. W. Burgess
South Hills Boy Scout cabin activity and plans
High on the South Side a Boy Scout cabin project by Troup No 31, led by M Dreibelbts, is detailed as a self built lookout point overlooking the city. The cabin uses local timber, features signaling gear, and will host benches, bird houses, a race track, tennis and croquet grounds. The property is loaned by Willi Keeley and lies near civilization with planned access and future cabins by other troops.
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Troup
M. Dreibelbts
Charleston
Easewood Tull House
South Hills
Gabin Teen
Willi Keeley
Wilta
Ling
Conditon
Eri
P. M.drelbeibis
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