Democratic planks stir at convention amid factional clash
Delegates hear fiery arguments over minority planks on publication policy and universal training as Hobson, Bryant, and Lonergan push positions. Supporters press for league of nations ratification with reservations while others seek self determination for Ireland and unbiased national news.
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New York
Hobson
Thomas J. Spellacy
Connecticut
Augustine Lonergan
Wilson
Lonerean
Wren
Ireland
Wall Street
White House
Fie League 0 Nations
Shane
Unclear OCR State Scores and Names Across Regions
Fragmentary text lists state scores and players such as McAdoo Palmer Cox and Davis across multiple states including Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Alaska Hawaii and the District of Columbia. It shows scattered numbers adjacent to names with no coherent narrative or dates.
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McAdoo
Utah
McAddoo
Vermont
Cox
Palmer
Virginia
Class
Washington
Smith
Davis
Owen
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Cummings
Dove
Wrydining
Alaska
Marvledl
District of Columbia
Palm
Origin of Petro leum Too Holy For Young Men of Lit
Attendance at the Young Men's Literary club meeting was large though the group was small in numbers. W. L. Larsh and J. Ailling served as president and vice president, with duties assigned. Hi. OG. Wataon declined the secretary-elect post, but the declination was rejected by the club. G. F. Fisher reported on transcription and the original with credit to himself. He then presided with dignity over the meeting.
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Youngs Men's Literary Club
W. L. Larsh
J. Ailling
Hi. OG. Wataon
G. F. Fisher
Bryan Planks Fail To Pass In Political Meeting
In a rapid session the Bryan faction saw several planks rejected. The official newspaper publication plank was voted down by acclimation, the compulsory peacetime military training plank was defeated, and the League of Nations plank also failed. A no roll call rejection ended the discussion on a Irish plank substitute.
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Bryan
Cheyenne Elks Prepare Delegation to National Convention
Several Cheyenne Elks will depart this morning for Chicago to attend the national convention. George Krettis represents Cheyenne Lodge No. 660 with others including Mose, T. Joe Cahill, 257.7 r ney, Harry Wilson, Dr. Wilson, Fohin T. Bell, and W. H. Meinerney to participate in the festivities.
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Cheyenne Elks
Chicago
George-Krettis
Mose
T. Joe Cahill
Rney
Harry Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Fohin T. Bell
W. H. Meinerney
Missing money theft in Union Pacific cook car
Reports from the Union Pacific say a robbery occurred in a cook car where about 535 in currency vanished while the occupant was away. A stranger entered, shared a meal, then left with the money. Authorities searched Cheyenne but made no arrest. Details vary between accounts from Union Pacific offices and investigators.
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Union Pacific
Gall
Enectal
Cheyenne
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