McAdoo Declines Comment on Democratic Convention
Huntington, June 28 William G McAdoo told a newspaper man at his home that he does not want to be bothered about politics. He refused to discuss the Democratic National Convention or any nomination questions and said he would not be communicated with by the press regarding convention developments.
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Thomas B. Ove
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San Francisco
Democratic Rally Cheers Wilson at San Francisco Convention
At the San Francisco convention the crowd roared in approval as President Wilson was saluted with cheers and a giant flag scene. Marines and color guards staged the session with the Star Spangled Banner echoing through the hall. Delegates, alternates, and spectators joined in the anthem as the testimonial to Wilson closed the program.
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Regimenta
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Harding Tests in Preparation for Fatal News
Maritan New Jersey June 28 The Senate Republican presidential candidate accompanied by Mrs. and Senator Klogs left for Washington for a restful weekend at home of Senator Fre-. The party motored to WN J where the
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Bryan Excluded From Subcommittee As Platform Work Starts
Amid a shaken fight for party leadership, William J. Bryan is excluded from subcommittee membership while Bainbridge Colby and Senator Walsh of Montana join the panel to draft the platform. The committee votes to delay nominating a candidate until the platform is approved, with Glass as chairman and Colby among the members.
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Pennsylvania
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Colorado
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George H. Nodges
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Washout disrupts Colorado & Southern line at Horse Creek
Heavy rain caused a washout on the Colorado & Southern railroad near Horse Creek delaying tracks. Officials report about three carloads of broken ties moved to the site and the line was being restored in time for evening trains. Train traffic was slowed as crews worked with caution.
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Reid Review by Committee Credentials
San Francisco June 28 the credential committee of the Democratic National Convention decided to hear and review Senator Reed of Missouri's claim to a seat as a delegate.
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Reed
Missouri
Bryan Has Own Plank on League
San Francisco reports a conference of the committee on platform and resolutions debating prohibition, the league of nations, and the Irish question as pre conventions discussions. Experienced platform builders foresee three days to finalize the platform with possible minority reports, likely pushing prohibition to a convention floor fight.
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San Francisco
League of Nations
Committee On
President’s friends in absolute control at national convention
In San Francisco on June 28 the unopposed choice of Senator Glass of Illinois to chair the resolutions committee and Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as permanent chairman show administration forces fully control convention machinery. Planks not approved by the committee would be moved in with a minority report. Robinson is seen as an administration loyalist wielding the gavel against any challenges to the administration program.
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Glass of II
Resolutions Committee
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Wiliam J. Bryant
Robinson
McAdoo nomination talk grows as delegates canvass
In San Francisco on June 28 delegates from the Democratic camp discuss McAdoo prospects while Palmer and Cox seek strong opening showings on first ballots. McAdoo backers name Sam Amadon of Wichita as floor leader and place aides on state delegations as four major committees meet in the convention building.
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McAdoo
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Wichita
Kan
Cone Johanson
Texas
State Department
Whaley
South Carolina
Peter Oleson
Minnesota
Wyoming Delegates Eye Balloting Pace Before Decision
Wyoming delegates met Sunday night and planned to watch balloting progress before announcing their choice. J. A. Miller led the delegation with T. O. Biers on the platform committee. A proposed including a controversial item in the platform drew attention.
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Wyoming
Associated Press
Frangcigoo
J. A. Miller
T. O. Biers
Southeastern Wyoming Visited by Second Cyclone This Week
A second cyclone swept the extreme southeast corner of Wyoming from 40 to 50 miles southeast of Cheyenne yesterday. W. W. Dumm and Sheriff E Smalley, at Pine Bluffs, witnessed the funnel cloud and heavy rain spreading about twenty miles wide from the coast of Cheyenne toward Kimball Nebraska, with no damage report reaching Pine Bluffs.
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