Roosevelt Forces Democratic Nomination Rules Clash
Ailing tensions within the Roosevelt camp urge the Chicago wing to push for a majority nominating rule at the convention, seeking to abandon the two thirds requirement. Governor Meccavatt signals support for postponing fights, while urging Chicago allies to halt efforts to alter the rules before the national gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jai
Prantlin
Chicago
Albany
Roosevelt
Boccavelt
Recervelt
Tiephone
Meccavatt
Dows
Polt
Furtey
Bert
Sayenis
Steamteller
Convention High Spots Sidelights at Democratic Event
Fragmented OCR excerpts describe convention scene notes with mentions of CESCADO Walsh Witte Tea Will Rogers Roosevelt and Al Smith nomina amid parade, speeches, and party leaders. References to Carroll Milley Pittaburgh and Will Rogers Jr observers, plus delegation shifts and alternate representatives from New York and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cescado
C. K. Walsh
Witte
Wes
Aiale
Walsh
Perada
of Women Voters
Mere
Carroll Milley
Pittaburgh
Abe Owas
Pha Pated
Ae Wes
Abaange
Loeis
Ale
New York
Ong
Sue
Barkley Urges Vote On Repeal Of Eighteenth Amendment
CHICAGO June 37. Alben W Barkley addressed the Democratic National Convention urging a citizen referendum on repealing the 18th Amendment. He attacked Hoover administration policy, calling for a statewide vote on repeal and a platform commitment to action by Congress and state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoover
Alben W. Barkley
Kentuckian
Corgrem
Agricultura
Barkley
United
Ietrument
Congress
Tes
Rhapsody in Paris to Be Interpreted by Mise Malmberg
Mise Astrid Malmberg, a Swedish dancer, will perform Georges Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue in Paris this summer at the theater des Champs Elysees. The International recital is part of a festival by Les Archives Internationale de la Dutt honoring the famed Swedish ballet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stockholm
Swerllah
Mise Astrid Malmberg
Georges Gershwin
Theater Des Champs Elysees
Les Archives Internationale de la Dutt
Fortune to housekeeper in will from Paris death
The late Col. Samuel Binter, wealthy American, died in Paris and reportedly left his entire fortune to his housekeeper Mme. Danton, 35, who lives with her husband at Belleville sur Allier near Vichy where the colonel resided for seven years. Slater Way Providence R I.
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Houslkeeper
Samuel Binter
Paris
Mme. Danton
Ves
Belleville sur-Allier
Vichy
Colonel Binter
Slater
Providence
R. I
Barkley Keynote Delivers Dense Speech on Jeffersonian Echoes
The article analyzes Senator Barkley's keynote address and compares it to Jeffersonian principles. It notes Barkley’s detailed delivery, his departure to the Olympic Games, and contrasts with a Republican keynote in terms of pace and factual reading versus scripted phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkley
Job
Deta
Women Sharing the heir. Mrs. Borden Harriman in bold attire
Mrs Borden Harriman appeared in a white and black print dress with a broad hat and jewels. Stella Hamlin from Louisiana concealed her resolve beneath a powder hat and navy frock, accessorized with oversized globe-pearl earrings and a large pearl necklace as Huey Long’s follow attempt loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden Harriman
Snd
Stella Hamlin
Louis+land
Huey Long
Child Seriously Hurt When Struck by Auto
Barbara Jean Simo four received a fractured skull last night when struck by an automobile while playing on Park Avenue. Frances A. Mautem driver for Coyle and Richardson department store held on five hundred dollar bond for reckless driving. Police said they did not believe he was to blame. The child was taken to Kanawha Valley hospital with a serious but not critical condition. She is the daughter of L. J. Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Simo
Park Avenue
Frances A. Mautem
Coyle and Richardson
Po Ee
Kanawha Valley Hospital
L. J. Simon
Cinna
Obituary notices from Charleston area deaths and services
Multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements for residents including Virginia Stone Carter at Central Methodist Church Edgewood and others in Charleston area. Details cover survivors, service times, burial locations, and officiants with lists of pallbearers, flowers, and related memorial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stone Carter
Tor
Virginie Stone Carter
United States
Matsral
Emory
Stone
Ballard Drive
Edgewood
Central Methodisl Church
J. B. Workman
Carter
Local Hospital News And Misc Health Notes
Hospitals report several repairs and recoveries at St Francis Kanawha Valley Holtzer and Staats hospitals. Patients include J M Buchon Guthrie Ruby Lanham Sharon G E High Reynolds St and Edwin Smith Manewha St. Francis saw operations for appendicitis and minor procedures with many patients listed as recovering or admitted.
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Freda Johnaco
West Charleston
Kanawha Valley Hospital
H. A. Kroder
Kanawha Turnpike
South Charleston
Raymond Figmore
Laidley Street
Holtzer
Gallipolis
Plymals
Gal
Bite
C. L. Vance
Page
Ruth Blair
Garvin Avenue
Veteran’ Bureau
Bitter Convention Fights Signal Roosevelt War on Platform
Roosevelt allies and foes clash over party platform as debates rage into night. Battles focus on repeal and two thirds rule, with Walsh of Montana and Shouse viewed as potential chairmanship contenders. Barkley urges convention submission. Smith supports direct people’s vote. Delegates from Virginia, Nebraska, Oklahoma and others remain seated amid heated exchanges.
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Smith
Houston
Roosevelt
Albany
Abe
Xem
Senator Walsh
Montana
Jouett Shouse
Welah
Massachusetts
Platform Committee
Emst
Alfred K. Smith
Barkley
Kentucky
Roosvelt
James A. Farkley
Evere
Benetor Barkley
Hoover
Virginia
Nebraske
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Alabama
Kansas
Wilson
al Smith
Joan W. Davia
Jimmy” Walker
Ritchin
Marylind
Murray
Byrd
Amout- Mewley
Farm Board
Democratic speech at Chicago convention urges tariff relief and trade talks
The speech outlines plans to reduce high tariff rates and reopen normal trade channels through international conferences. It pledges to promote legitimate American buying, seek governmental efficiency by abolishing redundant offices, and stresses local agency obligations while avoiding disputes over federal identity.
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G.O.F
Harding
Coolidge
Mellon
Barkley
Acme
Thoaaght Scrugele
Watfer
Democratic Party
Windom
McCree
Senutor
Relat
John J. Reskob
Chicago
Carmak
Maskob
National political gathering cited with Booth invocation
A damaged report describes Evan G. Booth of the Salvation Army leading an invocation at a national political event. It notes a heated debate over Roosevelt’s candidacy and the feasibility of a two thirds rule on the first ballot, with supporters expressing strong reactions.
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Repeblican Party
United States
Evangeline Booth
Cat
Corridora
Tina Roosevelt
Onawat
Madet
Burial Hiie
Prohibition Officer Watkins Exonerated by Court Remarks
In Ironton Ohio last night Judge George W. McCumb praised Watkins as brave and steadfast amid prohibition enforcement. The Watkins family in Charleston was stunned by the affair and hopes a full investigation will clear him of the charges, noting he has never been in trouble before.
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Hy McClintic
George W. McCumb
United States District Court
Watking
Saeties
W. G. Brown
Ee 5
Partment
Luttrell Robson
Hawking
Charleston
Gazette
Three Cars Stolen in District and Locustarent
Police investigate theft of three automobiles last night. Reported stolen models include a Ford coupe with license 86-411 owned by D W D Harris of Third Avenue, a Ford coupe with unknown plate owned by Carl L. Davis of Locustarent, and a Chevrolet sedan with plate D-382 owned by Ogee Hartley of Route No. 6.
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Dre W. D. Harris
Moes
District of Columbia
Carl L. Davis
Locustarent
Fea Cheverlet
Ogee Hartley
Route No
Suspect Pleads to Major Robbery at Berry Glembys’ Home
June 37 MEW YORE reports 22 year old Fopd Indeliesto admitted involvement in an intensive robbery at the apartment of Berry C Glemby, a wealthy hair goods maker. He was part of a trio that forced entry and stole jewelry valued at 200000, with 230000 of the sum later recovered.
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Fopd Indeliesto
Berry C.glemby
Cole Jewalry
Rain May Halt Tour Show Amid Storm Lifts Hopes
Heavy rains disrupted the state air tour at Kingwood where 14 planes were slated to perform an exhibition. Tour officials reported poor flying conditions and an uncertain outlook for the event. Observers noted tremors and distant earthquakes felt in Oben and Gootland, with Swiss rates rising slightly from last year.
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Kingwood
Kingwood Tomatrira
Eiking
Oben
Gootland
Switserland
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Tage
Walker
Rew Tork
Samporery
Will Rogers
Will Rogers, Jr
Los Angeles
William Woodburn
Reno
Dack Kinestia
Jimsus Hassall
New York Odents
Direets
Ritchie
Associated Press
Go Albert
Ritente
Maryland
Rogers Takes
Homer, Mich
Albert J. Ogden
Ogden
Blockholm
Red Crown
Carl
Guetal
Realav
Fntel
Red Cross
Mary E. Smith
H. H. Smith
Edward Oliver
Spring Hill
Mibn Fe Willams Miles Fearn Williams
Paso
Tex
Harry F. Williams
Rocky Fork
Mattie ‘Williams
Pore
Williame
Rockyrk
Baley
Mra
Panty Tor Joan Tatum
Mire
Pansy Hoffman Tatum
Tad
Mr. Crowder
Underwood Cemetery
J. C. Thomas
L. C. Thomas
Helser
Elizabeth Darnell
E. D. Thoman
Melzer
Cartie Paxton
Carle Paxton
Inatitute
Little Gemaritan
Institute
Mary Thorpe
Harden and Mirden
Court Street
Mottvale
Blein
Mrother
Praca Hele Damen Hennum
Biven
London
Post Office
Stratford-on-Arom
Stratford-by-Bow
Ipetaire
Mattler
Botton Bostor
Stanley C. Trask
Boston Society of
Neciared Pres
Phete Compton
White, Jr
Clark Fork
Ida
Democratic Nations
Young Wiaite
bin Father
Ell Watkine
Charles
Johnson City
Tenn
Ironton
Ohio
Canada Dry Bottles
Canada
Phas de Vetars Weorthe Depart
Bettie
Eveny Mospat
Ano Weewesnar
Jeck Benny
George Olsen
Ethel Shuita
WJZ
N. B.C
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