Convention in Deadlock on Tenth Ballot in San Francisco
Three leaders McAdoo Cox and Palmer hold firm as ballots continue with no decision. New Jersey and New York votes shift, Cos of Ohio rises to second place behind McAdoo. Cox shows large national support despite a lack of break in the deadlock.
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Spartansburg Plans Major Celebration Across Town
Festivities are set to begin Monday morning with a parade through Sparkaithiing and a hall gathering in Grange hall. The event features a morning parade, a big hall game in the afternoon, and a community feast organized by local groups including the Thlon City bind, inviting residents and notable locals to join in the large celebration.
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American Tennis Champion Injured After Victory
Miss Esterbrook, celebrated American tennis champion, was badly injured after winning a match on Main Street. A car driven by Mayor Alexander struck near the scene, dragging her clothing and causing serious injuries. She was taken to a hospital for X rays to check for a fracture while the driver and others involved assisted. The incident occurred as bystanders described a sudden collision, and witnesses noted the driver did not appear severely hurt.
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Delegates Cheer Word From Wilson in San Francisco
In San Francisco the Democratic National Convention opened with delegates ready to resume balloting for the presidential nomination. Homer Cummings, chair of the Democratic National Committee, prepared to read a telegram from President Wilson as the hall filled with a hopeful, ceremonial atmosphere and the pledge of victory for the party.
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Democratic Mational Cimmittee
Wilton
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Journal Bulletins Win Again
Report on the recent Democratic national convention developments with Journal coverage of the presidential nomination race. Mention of platform adoption and amendments, plus details of filing and proceedings as observed by Corry citizens.
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Fall From Fifteenth Story Window In New York
A person identified as Mekinly, living at Mont Chait in New York, reportedly fell from a fifteenth story window and died. The fragmentary report notes the fatal incident occurred today and references Aly Sohn Stones.
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Elks Annual Convention In Chicago Opens
United Press reports Elks convene in Chicago with over 200000 expected visitors. elaborate arrangements and parade to showcase purple and white, athletic events, pony racing, roping, and a large floral display. Walton F. Peaks and Mrs Peaks depart for Chicago to attend the gathering.
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Amateur Athletic Union
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Tadinyun
Ani Prin
Alfred
Phootig
Elle
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Aboto
Company A Master Held Tonight at State Armory Ceremony
Company A Master held a ceremony at the State Armory planned by Major BWh of Division headquarters at 8 o clock. The event marks the group’s growth to over 100 members with changes arising from rounds and revisions among members. Weather notes: warmer tonight and Sunday with temperature changes.
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Vice Presidential candidates listed amid campaign bids
United Press reports candidates for vice president are being groomed as balloting nears. Governors and former leaders such as Meredith and McAdoo are bid for nomination, with others like Dawit, Traldy, and Hodges among the names floated for possible tickets.
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Ageicultice
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Tong Hoon
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Belgadier
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Tyeow
Tennesses
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Linia
Ioe
Stewart Aidalana
J. J. Traldy
David Franct
Missouri
Mgeorge Hodges
Kansas
Deny strike report disrupts church plan
United Press reports the Intershared Worldwoven movement denied a strike report affecting church planning. George Swors, chair of the executive committee, rejected talks of withdrawal of support and cautioned against rumors. No formal draft or collapse of the movement occurred. A Fourth of July observance is planned for July 6.
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Dias
Cearge Swors
Thy
Hieroport
Party Leaders Support Platform At National Convention
Democratic figures praised the platform adopted by the national convention, seeing it as aligned with Wilson administration goals. Leaders emphasized unity and the party's resolve to push reforms, while dissenters argued for stronger emphasis on certain amendments as the process concluded.
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Mpuil- Moute
Tn Plat
Voters Realign as McAdoo Cox and Davis Compete for Nomination
Reports from the San Francisco convention show supporters of McAdoo and Cox scrambling for a path to the nomination as ballots reveal shifting loyalties. Cox backers forecast a nomination if McAdoo falters, while Palmer and other factions push their favored candidates amid ongoing balloting and anticipated discussions on a vice presidential pick. The scene includes General Wilson platform talk and a growing focus on leadership and strategy as timing for key votes approaches.
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WADOO STAYS AT HOME AGAIN TODAY
United Press dispatch from New York reports William G. Madden did not attend events today remaining at his home on Long Island. The article notes Madden retired last night and was not seen at the Democratic National Convention prior to the noon ballot, with uncertainty about further action.
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Ingiin
Long Toland
Wintip
Democratis
Muite
Train Delayed Wreck Delays Pennsylvania Pullman
Train 20 97 on the Pennsylvania line is delayed after the Pullman porter fails to announce Ashland station. The train then stops and is hit by a coal car from Pottsville, leaving the Pullman car damaged and some passengers startled.
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Commerce Directors In Session
The Board of Commerce met in regular session last evening to plan an advertising campaign for Cory. Committees were appointed to prepare copy for window cards posters and pamphlets and to distribute them citywide. A second committee will handle pacing directing a tour on the main highway through Corry with L W Olds Arthur Gat Grove D B Titue and Ore Bthn named.
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