Front porch campaign not suited to Gov Cox, says Dayton
In Marion Ohio July 6 1932 Governor James M Cox signals readiness for intensive national speaking tour while favoring front porch style for some candidates but plans to wait for party leaders return from San Francisco. He will not resign as Ohio governor and spent the day at home and in Dayton News office. He addressed friends in Middletown and received telegrams from Wilson and Harding. volunteers help respond.
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Dayton
Ohio
James M. x
Harding
Buitan
Marion
San Francisco
Avernor
Hardingham
Senate
Cox
I'S
Middletown
Wilson
James Cox Opens Public Address in Middletown
Democratic candidate Governor James Cox spoke to local residents in Middletown Ohio amid his campaign stop. He defended his nomination and urged support, noting his entry into public life and accountability to voters.
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Middletown
Ohio
Dayton
James Cox
Democrats plan permanent organization in weeks
In San Francisco on July 6 the Democratic National Committee discussed organization plans and agreed to assemble committees for a permanent structure in about two weeks. The meeting, likely in Columbus or Day, Ohio, would precede Governor Cox’s visit as the presidential candidate. No other business was noted.
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AN Francisco
Democratic National Committee
Adred
Irman Gummings
Columbus
Ohio
Cox
May Mean Third Party Emergence in 1944 Election
The article notes discussions of a new third party proposed by Democratic ty proponents. Howard Willis, attorney and vice-chairman of the committee of 48, says the convention in Chicago in July 1944 will organize the new party and select presidential and vice presidential candidates.
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Francisco
Joe
Howard Wil 1S
Committee of 48
Chicago
United States
Dolan Family Escapes Injury After Car Plunges into Creek
ld Dolan of Pine Bluffs and his family were shaken but uninjured when their automobile rolled into Horse Creek on the Pine Bluffs road. The car landed nose down in the stream bed. all occupants extricated themselves. Mrs Dolan was injured lightly in the incident. A complaint was filed with the county commissioners about the road conditions following the Dolan mishap.
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Ld Dolan
Pine Bluffs
Horse Creek
Horse Tk
Dolan
Raeek
Early Report on Applgaton for Billion Ngreas
Hearings closed before the Interstate Commerce Commission on railroads freight-rate increase. Decision expected in August to take effect as government guarantees expire September 1. Wage award from the railroad labor board anticipated to influence final schedule.
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Inter-State _Commission
Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Paris Texas mob burns two Negroes at stake
Paris Texas July 6 two brothers Irving and Herman Arthur aged 19 and 28 were burned at the stake by a mob after they killed landlord J. H. Hodges and his son William near Paris. They were captured in Vallian Oklahoma and brought to Paris for imprisonment. Oklahoma sheriff Dewitt questioned if one man burned was the right party and the other may remain at large.
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Paris
Texas
Irving
Herman Arthur
J. H. Hodges
William
Vallian
Okla
Idabel
J. W. Dewitt
McCurtain County
Oklahoma
C. D. Clarkson
Arkansas
Republican chieftains back Harding front porch strategy
Chicago July 6 Republican leaders gathered to map out the 1920 campaign for Senator Harding. They plan to keep him largely in Ohio, emphasize the front porch approach, and avoid discussion of Governor Cox’s nomination while Johnson follows the party line.
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Harding
Chicago
Republian
Wihil
Sidcompalem
Haye
Cox
Idinsell
Ohio
Wan
Minh
Johnaon
Lowder
Jury Quickly Secured for Cordillo Trial
Jurors were selected and the Cordillo murder case opened with the prosecution and defense delivering statements. The Cordillo car known as the murder car and the Franklin where Frank Jennings’ body was found are in Dildine’s garage and will be used as evidence, along with the arsenal and the skull used in the earlier Cordillo trial. Twenty three veniremen were examined to obtain a 12 member panel.
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Pete Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Dildine
George Carroll Announces Candidacy for Sheriff
George Carroll former under sheriff to Liewlyn Hughes and Pat Hays enters the race for the Democratic nomination for sheriff. A veteran detective and criminologist with wide Cheyenne county support, his announcement appears elsewhere in this paper.
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George Carroll
Liewlyn Hughes
Pat Hays
Carroll
West
Cheyenne
Three Women Arrested on Purity Law Charge
Police arrested three women in the Senate rooming house for alleged violation of the deity's moral code. Min Ole Dale, owner of the plane, was released on a $1000 bond, unsigned, while May Smith and Mrs. Mabel Zorange were held without bail.
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Senate
Minole Dale
May Smith
Mabel Zorange
Bluebird Ford Stolen From Street in Broad Daylight
The Ford roadster owned by Wayne Radels of Wrest Sixteenth Street was taken from in front of his shop Monday afternoon and had not been recovered by five o'clock yesterday. The car is a rebuilt roadster in bright blue with white wire wheels and a distinctive white gear.
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Wayne Radels
Wrest Sixteenth Street
Elalen
Cordillo Trial Returns With Mother in Attendance
The fragmentary OCR describes Mrs Cordillo seated in court with a boy present as the trial over the murder of Park begins or continues. It references Cordillo’s mother and a belief in innocence amid the spectator mood.
Cox Wins Democratic Nomination On Forty-Fourth Ballot
San Francisco July 6 Cox of Ohio won the Democratic presidential nomination on the forty-fourth ballot after a stubborn contest. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York secured the vice presidency by acclamation. The convention adjourned as delegates dispersed homeward after the long battle among McAdoo Palmer and others.
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New Yorker
San Francisco
Cox
Roosevelt
United States
Harding
Coolidge
James H. Cox
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Palmer
Iand
Howeover
McAdoo
Cummings Day Nomination As Cox Good Turn
Chairman Homer S. Cummings of the Democratic national committee praised the convention for a democratic process with delegates representing diverse forces and opinions. He described the result as uncontrolled and noted the long, hard session.
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Cummings Day
Cox Good Turn
SAN Francischw
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Countries
Nomination of Roosevelt Amid Turbulent Convention
Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York was nominated for vice president by the Democratic National Convention and became running mate to Governor James M. Cox of Ohio. The nomination proceeded amid tumult and unfinished speeches as delegates cheered Cox and Roosevelt and party leaders maneuvered before a vote.
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San Francisco
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Roosevelt
Lies Pallor
Ue Tamaung
Woostevelt
Timothy L. Aimee Kerry
District of Columbia
Morainabion
Reed Praises Cox Nomination as Strongest Choice
Kansas City July 6 Senator James Reed endorsed Governor Cox as the strongest possible nomination for president from all standpoints among real convention candidates. When asked if he would support Cox he said he is a Democrat and declined further comment.
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Kansas City
James Reed
Cox
Reed
Cox Approves Roosevelt as Running Mate
Dayton Ohio July 6 Governor James M Cox Democratic presidential nominee endorsed Franklin D Roosevelt as his running mate in the coming election. The telegram of congratulations cited earnest hopes for honor and partnership in the campaign and noted Roosevelt’s strong background and leadership qualities.
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Dayton
Ohio
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cox
Mx. Roosevelt
Loosevelt
Loosevelt, Hovernur Fox
Hoopeve
Stoke
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