West Virginia delegates greet Davis at convention
New York June 27 West Virginia delegates voiced elation over John W Davis at the Democratic National Convention. Davis received enthusiastic ovations as Holt placed Nate of native son before the assembled attendees. The WV group praised Davis for cordial reception and the strong show of support, with several delegates recalling his leadership and urging unity ahead of the balloting. Davis did not reveal his choice until after the conference.
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John W. Davia
Parpoan
Erie
Dante
Atay
Conant
West
Dane Oratoyy
Kotex Déomari
Rasene
Sinton
Fite Brown
Tna
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Bec
Fechiina
tValeh
Manene
Ohai¢Man
Deepita
Kokater
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West Virginia
Adler
Nmbal Orhanalon
Davin
Katte
Virginians Arrive in Gotham for National Convention
A group of West Virginians travels to New York to attend a national convention. The report notes travelers in hotel lobbies and public spaces, with names and hometowns mentioned as they head toward the event.
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York
New York
Hinkle
L. T
Eiegton
Wiatt Smith
Huntington
City
Wadeting
Lats Chatit
Z. C. Manot
Kikimgs RM
Billebure
Pr J
Jéhinston
John GC
Dice
Cherian
Pennsylvania May Join Underwood in 193? Convention
Reports from MeO Tone indicate Pennsylvania contemplates joining Underwood as the convention nears. Observers weigh the platform committee’s work and possible naming of aklan in weeks. Youth influence and party dynamics shape expectations as the campaign unfolds.
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Séna
Underwood
Klong Ti Frey
Wenater Underwood Han
Celera
List of Candidates From THE Associated Press
New York June 4 The sixteen placed in nomination when the roll closed today include Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas Willams McAdoo California Willard Saubury Delaware Samuel M Ralston Indians Jonathan M Davis Kansas Albert Ritchie Maryland Woodbridge N Ferris Michigan David F Houston Missouri New York Charles W Bryan Nebraska Fred H Brown New Hampshire George S Sizer New Jersey Alfred E Smith New York James M Cox Ohio Carter Glass Virginia John W Davis West Virginia Cox Bryan Arwen Miller Clasé and Joan W Davis were named at Jones station. The speeches and seconding remarks followed amid varying demonstrations as delegates grew weary of the long process.
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Joseph T. Robinson
ArWazinen, Willans
McAdoo
California
Willard Saulabury
Delawara
Samuel M. Ralston
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Albert, Ritchie
Maryland
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
David F. Houston
Missouri
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Fred H. Brown
New Hampshire
George S. Sizer
New Jersey
Alfred KB. Smith
James M. Cox
Ohio
Carter Glass
Virginia
Foun W, Davis
West Virginia
Cox
Brian
Arewn
Miler
Clasé
Joan W. Davie
Jodes
Demostatic Keynote Disrupted by O'Hara Remarks
New York June 35. Democratic convention notes disorder in nominating speeches as O'Hara cites failure to record a keynote. Reported radio broadcasts color the scene with mixed reactions. observers discuss platform debates and candidate support amid press and public fascination.
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Holt Sees Triumphant Democracy If Davis Is Nominated
Judge John H. Holt of Huntington West Virginia urged the Democratic convention to nominate John W. Davis, arguing a triumphant Democracy would safeguard institutions, curb graft, and restore honest government, stressing a strong navy and tax relief while decrying current administration policies. He urged voters to distinguish liberty from license and to support a candidate upholding the Constitution and Monro Doctrine.
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Davis
Associated Press
New York
John H. Holt
Huntington
W. Va
John W. Davia
Mgr
Woodrow Wilson
Department of Justice
Department
America
Women Learn Political Tips From Miss Kennedy
Women attending the Democratic national convention in New York learn practical politics from Tammany leaders. The lesson shows how Tammany leaders influenced convention control away from Kennedy allies to a local worker, surprising May Kennedy and other leaders who were not consulted.
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Tammany Braves
May Kennedy
Kennedy
Smith Declares Outlook At Democratic Convention
New York June 27 The Smith campaign gains momentum after labor and delegation contacts. Franklin D Roosevelt, campaign manager for Mr Stulth, met leaders in the convention hall while Governor Smith arrived early at headquarters. Observers note the campaign appears buoyed by overnight rest and ongoing talks with political figures as attention centers on Miss Kennedy and the Bronx local workers who backed her.
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Smith
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stulth
Créer
Fahovrohe
Mendel Fined for Transporting Liquor Without Permit
June 27 report from New York states Joseph A Mendel Chicago alderman and Democratic district alternate was fined 81 by Fed Judge Wanry GC Clayton after being found guilty of transporting liquor without a permit. Mendel’s brother-in-law William H Cavangush of Brooklyn was fined £20. both arrested by prohibition agents in a hotel lobby.
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York
Joseph A Mendel
Chicago
Fenton
Wanry GC
Clayton
William H. Cavangush
Brooklyn
Mendel
Convention Pays Tribute To Cox At Nomination Rally
At Madison Square Garden New York on June 27 delegates honor James M Cox of Ohio as the Democratic standard bearer while his name is placed in nomination by Newton D Baker. Brother of Charles W Bryan also greeted with cheers as Cox tribute continues amid rivalries and processionals.
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Witter
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Yotou
al Smith
Terfield
Bor Brennan
Illnois
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Worlds Presa Publishing Company
Cox
Associated Press
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Démocratia Nations Carivantion
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Wilson
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Nebraska
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Taggart Drives Support At Ralston Convention
New York June reports detail Indiana Senatorial candidate Taggart actively backing Ralston at the convention. He urged delegates, warned against early voting surges for Ralston, and pressed for a coordinated effort with McAdoo supporters. Observers note Taggart’s strategy and ongoing talks with Cox and Innes as the race tightens.
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Taggart
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Tee Gove
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Ralston
Tatdart
Stratsey
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Innes
Cox
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Dayton
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Glass holds full Virginia support for Carter Glage
By York June 27 Virginia Democrats rally behind Senator Carter Glage naming full support from home delegation. Delegates predict the Glass movement gains momentum after the 30th ballot as predicted breaks in balking subside.
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Carter Glaeg
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