Front Porch Campaign Not Suited to Gov Cox Pace
Dayton July 6 Gov James M Cox signals readiness for intensive speaking tour across states but prefers not to publicize a formal front porch campaign. He plans to consult party leaders after a San Francisco meeting and will not resign Ohio governorship to focus full time on the race. He diverted Sunday to visit friends at Bed in Dayton and Middletown, recalling his early days as a newsboy and teacher. Presidents Wilson and Senator Harding sent telegrams of congratulations while volunteers handled the overflow.
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Ohio
James M. x
Harding
Buitan
Marion
San Francisco
Avernor
Hardingham
Senate
Cox
I'S
Middletown
Wilson
Cox visits Middletown after nomination in Democratic drive
Governor James Cox, candidate for president, spoke to local residents in Middletown Ohio after his nomination. He credited supporters for his entry into public life and outlined his position on public meetings, noting the campaign focus and travel from Dayton for the event.
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Middletown
Ohio
Dayton
James Cox
Democratic National Committee Plans Permanent Organization
The Democratic National Committee met in San Francisco to discuss plans for a permanent organization and to set a date for future committee meetings. Chairman Gummings announced the aim to convene the committees in about weeks, with Columbus or Dayton as a possible meeting venue near Governor Cox, the presidential candidate.
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AN Francisco
Democratic National Committee
Adred
Irman Gummings
Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Third Party Backers Eye Chicago Convention for 1944
Howard Wilson, attorney and vice chairman of the committee of 48, said tonight the Democratic National Convention has not yet settled on a candidate and a new party organization is sought to select presidential and vice presidential nominees at a convention in Chicago in July 1944. The remarks indicate pro third party efforts aim to form a new political entity centered on reform and candidate organization.
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Francisco
Joe
Howard Wil 1S
Committee of 48
Chicago
United States
Dolan Family Upset After Car Plunges Into Creek
Dolan family from Pine Bluffs escaped serious harm when their car veered into Horse Creek on the road from Horse Creek to Pine Bluffs. The vehicle ended nose first in the stream bed, but all occupants freed themselves and exited the car. A complaint was later filed with county commissioners about the bridge or road hazard involved.
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Ld Dolan
Pine Bluffs
Horse Creek
Horse Tk
Dolan
Raeek
Early report on Applgat on for billion ngreas
Hearings closed today before the Interstate Commerce Commission on the railroads application for increased freight rates described as the greatest single proposition in American history. A decision is expected early in August so the rules take effect before September 1.
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Inter-State _Commission
Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Commission
Two Negroes Burned At Stake In Paris Texas
Paris Texas July 6 two young Negro brothers Irving and Herman Arthur aged 19 and 28 were burned at the stake by a mob in Paris after they shot and killed landlord J H Hodges and his son William at the latter's place northeast of Paris. They were arrested in Vallian Oklahoma and brought to Paris. Oklahoma sheriff said one man burned might not be the right one and the other’s identity was uncertain. The Paris sheriff pursued the trail into Arkansas for the two men believed to have killed the Texas farmer and his son.
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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
In Chicago on July 6 GOP leaders planned for the coming presidential race focusing on Senator Harding. They avoided discussing Governor Cox’s nomination and said Harding would stay largely in Ohio to build support the front porch approach.
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Harding
Chicago
Republian
Wihil
Sidcompalem
Haye
Cox
Idinsell
Ohio
Wan
Minh
Johnaon
Lowder
Jury Secures Jury For Cordillo Trial In Local Court
Jury sworn in for Pete Cordillo murder trial with 23 veniremen examined to reach a 12 member panel. Prosecution and defense opening statements completed as witnesses arrived. Evidence will include the Cordillo murder car and Franklin where Frank Jennings’ body lay, plus the arse nal and skull linked to the case.
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John Cordillo
Pete Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Dildine
George Carroll Announces Candidacy for Sheriff
George Carroll announces his candidacy for sheriff as a Democrat. Former under sheriff to Liewlyn Hughes and Pat Hays, Carroll is described as a seasoned detective and criminologist. He is well known in Cheyenne and across the county, with many supporters cheering his decision to enter the race.
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George Carroll
Liewlyn Hughes
Pat Hays
Carroll
West
Cheyenne
Three Women Arrested on Purity Law Charge
Police arrested three women for alleged violation of purity law in a Senate rooming house. Min Ole Dale, proprietor of the place, posted a $100 bond and was released. 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 Front Of Shop
The automobile owned by Wayne Radels of Wrest Sixteenth Street was stolen from in front of his business on Monday afternoon and had not been recovered by five o clock yesterday. The car is a rebuilt Ford roadster with bright blue body, white wire wheels, and a ford model.
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Wayne Radels
Wrest Sixteenth Street
Elalen
Cordillo's Mother Present in Court During Trial
Fragmentary OCR describes Mrs Cordillo, mother of a boy on trial for murder, seated with a halo-like hair arrangement as onlookers observe the proceedings. The piece hints at innocence claimed by the boy’s mother and references page and section labels in the newspaper.
Cox Wins Democratic Nomination After Long Ballot Fight
San Francisco July 6 Cox of Ohio was chosen for president on the forty-fourth ballot at the Democratic National Convention. Roosevelt of New York was nominated for vice president by acclamation. The convention adjourned after long clashes among McAdoo Palmer and Bragg factions as the roll call stretched into the night.
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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 At Cox Good Turn
Chairman Homer S. Cummings of the Democratic National Committee praised the convention for a democratic process. He said delegates’ forces and opinions fully played out to an uncontested result as the page notes a long and hard deliberation.
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Cummings Day
Cox Good Turn
SAN Francischw
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Countries
Nomination of Roosevelt Amid Democratic Convention Turmoil
Franklin D. Roosevelt was nominated for vice president by the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco, joining Governor James M. Cox as presidential nominee. The nominee was confirmed without a ballot amid noisy applause as other candidates withdrew and the convention proceeded.
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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 Approves Cox Nomination as Presidential Candidate
Senator James Reed said Cox’s nomination is the strongest possible choice from real convention candidates. When asked about supporting Cox he reiterated his Democratic affiliation and declined to comment further.
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Kansas City
James Reed
Cox
Reed
Cox approves Roosevelt as running mate for Cox in 1932 race
Governor Cox announced support for Franklin Delano Roosevelt as his chosen vice presidential running mate. The telegram expressed earnest congratulations and noted Roosevelt’s qualifications and potential partnership.
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Roosevelt
Dayton
Ohio
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mx. Roosevelt
Loosevelt
Loosevelt, Hovernur Fox
Hoopeve
Stoke
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