West Virginia dark horse named for 103 ballot in race
A lengthy dispatch reports West Virginia as a dark horse nominee on the 103 ballot. The piece notes Dudley Malone launching a fiery attack on William J. Bryan and the Democratic convention while urging withdrawal from the fold. It cites Malone as New York port official and former assistant secretary, and mentions other party figures and public figures in a broad political observance.
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Dark Horse
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Ters
Waldore Hots
New York
Dadiey Pind Malone
Foray
New Yark
Asgigtans Steretary
Siutobi
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Bryan
Malone
Binte
Maine
Jon W Davis
Mr OU
Democratic Party
England
Darwin
MeNlou
Klan
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Junge
Smith Woulll Jong
Wen Ronns
Democratic Party Souks
Young People of America
Tate
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New
Imuusiikes
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Democratic Party of Your Preventive
Eetareling Vansel
Dudley Field Muloney
Fidy
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Star
Davis
United Press
Loni Tsland
Durin m
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Machinsey
State Funeral Train For Body Coolidge's Son
Washington reports a state funeral train for Calvin Coolidge Jr. The White House party will depart Union Station at 6 tonight, travel via Pennsylvanian rails to New York and to Plymouth Virginia to interment in Plymouth.
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Body Coolidge
Plymouth
Washington
United Press
Calvin Wantilge
Vallore
Rena Wi
Falion
Mardin
Phi
Judliely
House
Hax
Bent Mince Lingle
Thuy
Sin
John
Tey
Uap
Penneyt Vain
New York
Northamptor
Miss
Duyvennd Harford Hience
Vermint
Millionaire Kills Wife Then Dies In Apparent Suicide
Retired Chicago elevated railway president Charte Wileixen, 68, is believed demented after he killed his wife and themselves in a double tragedy. Police found the bodies of the aged couple in their home, with Mrs Wilcoxen aged around 70 also dead from hanging, while authorities described the scene as a possible murder suicide tied to a personal crisis and financial strain.
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United Press Micitigan
City
Il Health
Charte
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Kitted Lin
Holt
Wilcoxen
Brazil suppresses revolt as rebels dispersed in Buenos Aires
Reports from Buenos Aires describe entangled clashes as Brazilian forces quell uprising activity. Reinforcements arrived and barracks were shelled. casualties are reported with estimates ranging up to hundreds. Military operations continue with scattered rebel bands hunted through the streets.
Late Sessions in Three Countries Disrupted by Health Crisis
A fragmented report notes disrupted proceedings in three nations with late parliamentary sessions. It mentions the Lyenorratic convention in New York and leaders Herrive and MacDonald contending into the night while a sudden collapse and hospital transfer affected a key figure.
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Sw York
Flues of Commons
Ty Jeyadon
Imul
Tn Puyis
Premiurs Herrive
MacDonald Kent
Earls Ave
Democrate Convention
Aurmmeniy
Sym
Imentherk
Parliamene
Sjevsuyt
Atom
Snopalig
Renwily
Wiel Niets
Ted
Recoiver
Anglo-French Parley Fails to Reach Agreement in Paris
In Paris on July 9 British Prime Minister MacDonald and French Premier Herriot failed to seal a joint accord after heated debate over British resistance to private enforcement and other unresolved issues. MacDonald, ill yet determined, attended briefly and left fatigued without a settlement despite belief in certain proposals.
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United Press
Paris
Herriot
Britain
Prance
Praive
Gere
MacDonald
Maconald
Fear Public Opinion Delay Trial In Leopold Murder Case
The defense moves to delay the trial citing public opinion and seeks a six week extension to prepare. Judge John R. Cevary is presiding as August 4 approaches. Leopold and Seth face August trial, with defense expected to reference hostile public sentiment surrounding the case.
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United Press
Tiago
Apihion
Niethan Leopild
Aihd Richart
Mmusdorine
Leopold
Seth
Mit
Aldits
Senator Cineens declines pledges amid party leadership boost
Senator Cineens today flatly declined an invitation of Republican state leadership to receive unwavering support. Mrs Brandt of Washington visited with friends en route to Meadville for a visit.
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United Press
DETA
James Cineens
Hk, Brandt
Washington
Frien
Meadville
Davis clinches nomination as Democratic nominee at Madison Square Garden
On the 103rd ballot John W. Davis of West Virginia emerged as the Democratic presidential nominee at Madison Square Garden. Senator Thomas Walsh of Montana appears as likely vice presidential candidate as Davis supporters rally, while William Jennings Bryan fades from influence after the nomination.
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United Press
Madison Square Garden
New York
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Democratic Party
Davis
Smith
McAdoo
Underwood
Fist of the Dark Horse
Meredith
Nation of Taggart
Indiana
Ritchie
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Smianeus
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J. W. Davis
Ayich
Johan W. Digis
Jorelius Daniebus
Jessone
Willian J. Bryan
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