Senator Harrison Attacks Republicans in Keynote Speech
NEW YORK June 14 America Needs a man in the White House who can unite and lead. Senator Harrison of Mississippi delivered the keynote at the Democratic National Convention, denouncing Republican policies and urging a broader foreign policy while praising investigations that challenged corruption in the preceding administration and praising figures linked to oil and veterans' affairs. He contrasted Democratic calls for honesty with what he termed a “carnival of corruption” in Republican ranks and urged voters to seek a strong, reforming government.
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Harrison Keynote Highlights at Democratic Convention
The speech assails the Republican party for special privilege and graft, attacking Mellon tax policy and alleged funding for shipping trusts while neglecting soldiers. It cites spending comparisons, calls for honesty, and vows to restore dignity, enforce law, and reform tariffs and transportation costs. It names Jeffersonian themes of reform and opposition to cronies.
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Democratic Convention Opens at Madison Square Garden
The Democratic Convention began at Madison Square Garden New York on June 24 with a delayed start to ease a traffic jam outside. Delegates and visitors were greeted by a reverent tribute to Cardinal Mays and Woodrow Wilson memorabilia, while discussions highlighted policy divides and hopes for party unity.
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Convention Crowd Packs Gallery For Speech In New York
A large crowd fills the Immetiss auditarium with spectators occupying all seating and even the sides of the hall. West Virginian delegates seat near the speaker’s stand while Nicholas Murray Butler and Clarence Mackey appear in nearby boxes. The convention opens with Chairman Hutt’s call to order as thousands gather for the event and talks begin amid a lively, crowded scene.
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McAdoo Holds Confab With Political Heads in New York
In New York on June 24 McAdoo met with party leaders and loyalists at an India hotel amid claims of efforts to control the convention platform. He stated no intent to dominate the platform while discussing the topic with Mr Bryan. Other delegates and officials attended as McAdoo emphasized progress and denials of intra-party manipulation.
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Maughan Feels Fine After Record Flight
Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan, fatigued but uninjured, recovers after a record breaking cross country flight from Mitchel Field to Crissy Field in 21 hours 47 minutes and 45 seconds. He faced sickness but plans to fly back, aided by telegrams from President Coolidge and others.
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European Umpires In Central Europe Rise In Popularity
Amateur football rebounds in central Europe with more games this spring. German and visiting teams participate as Bielyslct umpires and referees are in great demand. American visitors note referees who announce rulings in two or three languages during international games. A British army of occupation team plans a tour of central Europe.
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FAMOUS RAINBOW DIVISION TO MEET AT COLUMBIA CONVENTION
The Rainbow Division veterans gather for their annual convention in Columbia on July 14 with Cal Monroe Johnson of Marion DC as president. Governor McLeod will welcome, Lt Governor Collins will respond for veterans, and a Champagne Hour ceremony will honor fallen comrades at the State House.
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Taggart declares coalition defunct in Ralston bid
New York June 24 Thomas Taggart pilot of the Ralston candidacy declared that the Indiana Coalition was not operating at the Democratic convention and that Ralston would accept the vice presidency under no circumstances He said Ralston for president or nothing and that he has not allied with any candidate He will continue to wait and see at the convention while denying any switch in support Dialogues with leaders ended with the same answer Taggart would stand by Ralston Also Paris Paris Salon to exhibit five paintings by Anthony Gress at 48 years old.
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Delegates Struggle With Illness and Wilson Tribute
Delegates retain the gavel with a temporary chairman as illness affects proceedings. A tense session features Senator Harrison and Senator Har, while calls for Woodrow Wilson echo as conventions pause to honor his memory before adjourning.
Log of Lt Russell Maughan’s continent flight details
The log records Lt Russell Maughan’s cross continental flight from New York to San Francisco with stops at Dayton Joxeps North Platte Cheyenne Salduro and Maldurs among others. It notes time, distance and an elapsed total of 21 hours 49 minutes including 3 hours 28 minutes for five stops.
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Spooling Should Follow Marriage Not Precede It
Utica expert Mrs Alfreda J Howell, a girl counsellor for the New York Civic League, argues spooning should come after marriage. She warns against premarital caressing, saying it stirs unclean thoughts, fuels temptation, and can lead to destructive behavior, urging parents to discuss sex with teens with sympathy.
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Welfare party to visit prisons across the nation
Philadelphia dispatch reports a welfare car tour planned to visit prisons from the Atlantic to the Pacific. A team of workers will travel July 7 with a donated car, five gallons of gasoline, and doughnuts made with shells as cutters, delivering morale to inmates and brightening soldiers in France, with Seattle the final destination.
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Japan's Industries Back to Normalcy
Tokyo factories resume operations after the September earthquake and fire. Government figures show nearly 6,000 workers rehired in March with expectations around 7,000 as revival spreads across sectors. Metal industries lead the comeback and production is rising toward pre disaster levels.
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Proposal to limit convention speeches faces dissent
A proposal to cap debate speeches in the convention drew limited support while a rule allowing change by unanimous consent was added. The committee urged thirty minute main speeches and five minute seconding remarks for Serenes debate. A motion to limit nominating speeches received little backing as Trede and Prag of ten years ago are mentioned.
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Kaufman Tossers Down Franks 8-6 In Retail League
Kaufman defeated Frankenberger's 8 to 6 at Retail League Park. Fast fielding and strong pitching by Levi powered the victory, while Frankenberger’s two early runs were erased after the second inning. Kaufman scored in the third and two more in the fifth to pull ahead.
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Kilauea Erupts with Violent Displays as Tourists Flee
An old report describes renewed Kilauea activity near the Istana of Hawaii with violent outbursts, thunder, and ash. The crater pit expands, earthquakes occur, and massive rock avalanches threaten surrounding districts. Ash covers Pahala, and warnings urge caution for visitors to the Volcano House region.
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Lawmakers discuss welfare and education planks in meeting
Discussion centers on federal cooperation, tariff policy, and civil service reform. Proposals urged include a federal Department of Education, merit system expansion, and support for women’s rights. Notable speakers condemn isolation and push for League of Nations alignment amid wartime memory.
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$22,000,000 Saved On National Debt Interest In June
Washington June 24 The treasury reports a $22 million annual cut in interest charges from the debt reduction accomplished in June. About $150 million in new securities this month will retire $445,006,090 in matured notes and tax certificates. The British payment of $63.9 million will retire Liberty bonds at nearly 4 percent interest, aiding debt reduction alongside wartime securities retirements. Treasury officials say the steady debt reduction increases future financial power and lowers taxes if debt decreases further.
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Social Diversion Near Smith Quarters Headlines Convention News
News from New York on June 24 reports political activity around Alfred E. Smith's headquarters and delegates engaging with Smith's candidacy. Roosevelt and other figures attend social events while party committees debate platform drafts and support for peace and league of nations.
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