McAdoo Withdraws as Shouse Sees Glass Backing Rise
The article details McAdoo's withdrawal and the immediate pivot by loyal McAdoo supporters to back Senator Glass. It notes Glass's national reputation from the Victory loan and federal acts, plus the shifting delegate instructions across states including Ohio Pennsylvania Georgia and New Jersey as the field narrows to eleven contenders.
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Shouse
Virginia
Glass
McAdoo
Washington
Senator Glass
the Treasury
Senate
Colby Seen as Top Choice for Permanent Chairman in San Francisco
Washington June 18 Bainbridge Colby Secretary of State is viewed by Democratic leaders as the leading candidate for Permanent Chairman of the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Colby, recently elected DC delegate, faces competition from Senator Robinson and DNC Chairman Cummings who may decline the post.
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Washington
Bainbridge Colby
San Francisco
Colby
District of Columbia
Bryan Democratic Club
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Carter Glass
Virginia
Wilson
League of Nations
Baker
St. Louis
Burleson
Texas
Daniels
Palmer
Philadelphia
Meredith
Moore Not Afraid of Dry Opponents at Democratic Convention
In San Francisco the Democratic National Committee opens with a press gallery train arrival from Chicago and a subcommittee meeting. Ohio's E H Moore and New York's Norman E Mack lead the Cox campaign defense against Prohibition forces. New York favors Volstead act modification and a state choice on beer and wine. The New York delegation seeks Irish question talk but has not named a candidate.
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San Francisco
Chicago
James B. Preston
William Donaldson
Senate
House
Press Gallery
National Democratic Committee
Bernard Baruch
Thomas L. Chadbourne
William G. McAdoo
E. H. Moore
Ohio
James M. Cox
Norman E. Mack
New York
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Cox
Moore
Wheeler
East
Mack
Easy Victory For Cox Dems Here Say
Reports that William G. McAdoo has withdrawn from the Democratic Presidential race drew comments from Ohio and national figures. Democrats declare Cox will secure the nomination with little opposition if McAdoo does not run, while Republicans say McAdoo's withdrawal weakens Wilson's influence.
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Cox
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
W. A. Julian
United States
Ohio
McAdoo
Supply A. Butterfield
Board of Elections
George A. Gohen
Warren G. Harding
Hamilton County
Wilson
Albert D. Alcorn
Bryan Denounces Edwards in Fargo Address
William Jennings Bryan denounced Edwards while speaking in Fargo under a local lecture group. He attacked Governor Cox of Ohio and Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska as wets and said no net Governor from New Jersey will be the Democratic candidate for President. He said he would take a dry plank and a prison term for profiteers plank to the San Francisco convention.
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McAdoo
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Ohio
Shentucky
James M. Cox
New Jersey
Edward S. Edwards
Nebraska
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Iowa
Meredith
Agricultural Department
Oklahoma
Robert Owen
South Dakota
James W. Gerard
North Carolina
Pe Simmons
Oregon
Bryan
Edwards
Fargo
N. D
William Jennings Bryan
Cox
Hitchcock
San Francisco
Democrats of Ohio Gather to Honor Cox Dayton
Delegations from every Dayton area town and several thousand Democrats will march in a mass celebration for Governor James M. Cox. The parade starts at 2:30 pm and travels through downtown to the National Cash Register plant where streetcars and automobiles meet the party before departures to San Francisco for the Democratic National Convention.
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Dayton
Miami Valley
James M. Cox
National Cash Register Plant
Governor Cox Parade Plans and Campaign Remarks
The article describes a parade to the Governor and Mrs Cox at Trail's End with bands and a Democratic delegation led by out of town members. Hundreds of women will ride in decorated cars as part of the procession. Governor Cox reiterates that BE Moore will not attend the convention and will be at his Dayton office for balloting.
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Cox
Trail
BE. H. Moore
Youngstown
San Francisco
Dayton
Glass backs McAdoo for Democratic nomination
Washington June 18 Senator Glass of Virginia says he still favors the nomination of William G McAdoo by the Democratic party for President despite McAdoo not submitting his name to the national convention He adds he could not supply the convention’s candidate from his region.
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Washington
Senator Glass
Virginia
Associated Press
William G. McAdoo
Democratic Party
McAdoo
Glass
Harding Club First in Ohio Organized Here
Willis Horton and George Beinfang led the Harding Club in Cincinnati as the first Ohio chapter. Gerritt J. Fredriks named temporary Treasurer, with plans to expand vice presidents and a 100 member Campaign Committee to cover suburban and rural areas. Next meeting to appoint a sub committee and executive committee with broad powers. Also noted are ex service men forming a Harding for President Club with HQ planned in the Barclay Building. Delegates to the Republican State platform convention will meet June 25 at Strand Building to select presidential electors for the First and Second districts and elect a local chairman. The Hamilton County delegation sails for Columbus June 29, with travel arranged by George W. Tibbles.
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Willis Horton
George Beinfang
Gerritt J. Fredriks
13Th Ward Service Men’s Club
Thirteenth Ward
Harding
Nathan Vigran
Robert L. Black
Alvin H. Rowe
Charles Elston
James W. Beckman
Constant Southworth
Barclay
Reading Road
Rockdale Avenue
Republican Club
Hamilton County
Strand Building
Cincinnati
Columbus
George W. Tibbles
Ohio Delegation Trains to San Francisco for Democratic Convention
The Ohio delegation will travel by rail, with at least fifteen Pullman sleepers needed for the party to the National Democratic Convention in San Francisco. A special Cox train will publish a daily paper aboard and dispatch news en route. Governor Cox hosts speeches at Trail's End Farm in Dayton before departure tonight.
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Ohio
San Francisco
Cox
Big Four
Pacific Coast
Edward M. Hurley
United States
William J. Leonard
James J. Kelly
Frank Kelly
John L. Shuff
Alfred G. Allen
Simeon Johnson
Polish Drive Fails: Bolsheviks Close In On Kosciuszko Forces
A Breslau dispatch reports General Pilsudski confirming the collapse of the Polish offensive and Bolshevik envelopment. Polish officials claim their infantry and cavalry surrounded and defeated a Russian cavalry division under General Budenny near Radomysi, fifty miles west of Kiev, with eight hundred prisoners, eight guns, and six hundred field wagons captured.
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Red
Sons of Kosciusko
Berlin
Warsaw
Budenny
Radomysi
Kiev
Bank Robbery At Chagrin Falls Nets $15000
Three men robbed two First National Bank employees in Chagrin Falls Ohio this morning securing $15000 and fleeing in an automobile police were alerted to locate the suspects.
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Cleveland, CO
First National Bank
Chagrin Falls
Cleveland
Nominee Calls for Unity in Republican Party Fight
A political figure urges consolidation of liberal and conservative wings to meet postwar challenges. He warns against split party coalitions and stresses administration must reflect broad views within GOP while maintaining Cabinet responsibility and cross‑party cooperation.
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Republican Party
Harding
Labor party plans third party bid with four groups
Chicago officials forecast a unified Labor party slate joining four groups to challenge Republicans and Democrats in the fall elections. The national convention is set for July 11 to 13 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Labor Party of the
United States
US Lacks Funds to Hire Prohibition Enforcement Attorneys
Congress failed to provide funds for special federal attorneys to prosecute violations of the Volstead act after June 30. The Department of Justice reports District Attorneys cannot enforce the Act without aid and faces drafting staff from other duties or leaving DA offices unsupported amid rising cases nationwide.
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Congress
Washington
Department of Justice
Silver quotation terms explained by dealers
New York June 18 A leading silver house clarified the trade on the new quoting method for silver Domestic silver must be mined and refined in the United States and delivered under the Pittman act at 1 per ounce 1000 fine to be good delivery All other silver is quoted as foreign silver based on world market prices.
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New York
United States
Third party move gains support from local groups
Committee of Forty eight and Single Tax party share convention time with Non- Partisan League of the Northwest as they predict a united third party effort.
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Committee of Forty-eight
Single Tax Party
League of the Northwest
Republicans Plan Rally for Harding at Ohio Convention
The Republican State Convention in Columbus on June 29 30 will resemble a large rally for Senator Harding's presidential bid. Delegations from every county are expected, with trains and cars bringing attendees. Key speakers include Senator Watson of Indiana and A R Johnson of Ironton. Attorney James N Linton chairs the organizing committee.
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Columbus
Harding
Memorial Hall
James N. Linton
Senator Watson
Indiana
Arthur L. Garford
Elyria
A. R. Johnson
Ironton
New Yorkers Seek Halt to Nonessential Building Amid Shortage
The Mayor's Housing Committee subcommittee urged the State Legislature and the Board of Estimate to stop all nonessential construction including office buildings and theaters until the housing shortage eases. They also proposed tax exemptions for new buildings and a one year extension of current wage and work conditions agreements. A recent census cites 160000 apartments in deficit and 60000 families in unhealthy overcrowded dwellings.
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New York
Board of Estimate
Wedding Cake to Travel by Airplane for Omaha Ceremony
John M. Larsen and C. F. Redden flew from New York in an all metal plane to attend a June 23 wedding in Omaha Nebraska. Pilot Bert Acosta and passenger Captain Eddie Rickenbacker will join at Dayton and Chicago. The cake aboard is three feet in diameter and about eighteen inches high.
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New York
John M. Larsen
C. F. Redden
Omaha
Neb
Bert Acosta
Dayton
Chicago
Eddie” Rickenbacker
Vinci Denied New Trial in Enright Murder Case
James Vinci, condemned to fourteen years for his role in the murder of labor leader Maurice Enright, had a new trial request denied today by Judge Sabath in Chicago Criminal Court. He was found guilty of driving the car from which Enright was killed.
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Chicago
James Vinci
Maurice Enright
Sabath
Vinci
Enright
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