Wilson and Marshall Nomination Shakeup at Democratic Convention
At Baltimore on July 3 the Democratic National Convention nominated Governor Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana for Vice President on the second ballot with Woodrow Wilson. The platform called for tariff revision, income tax, direct Senate elections, and strong anti trust measures. The report notes party unity after Underwood’s withdrawal and outlines campaign expectations and reforms in banking, rail regulation, and post services.
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Fourth of July Closure Noted by TURS Daily
No paper tomorrow as July Fourth is observed. The office will close so publishers and employees may celebrate the holiday.
Glorious Fourth Celebrations At St Ann's Decaturs
Tomorrow the Glorious Fourth is marked by a big Oakland Park celebration under St Ann's Catholic church auspices. Banks and many shops close all day with afternoon store closings, barbecue dinner, music, games, and dancing to raise funds for church pews in the Decaturs and Red Mill area. Community volunteers organize chairs, kitchen staff, refreshments, candy, and games for attendees.
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Sims Fined $25 by Mayor Skeggs in Concealed Item Case
Shannon Sims, a Black man, was arrested Monday night by Officers White and Thompson on suspicion. He was fined $25 and costs by Mayor Skeggs on a charge of carrying concealed public safety items after a Colts public safety item was found on his person.
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Financial outlook slim for heavyweight fight
United Press reports a dim forecast for the Johnson Flynn championship bout with trains carrying few fans. Treasury under $30,000 threatens to cover expenses. Jetson plans talks with Curley promoter. The champion stays conciliatory and avoids harsh terms.
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Platform proposal outlined for flood control and conservation
The document outlines a comprehensive Mississippi river flood plan aimed at preventing further floods. It calls for a Department of Labor cabinet officer and a strong conservation declaration, referencing the Philippines and core platform planks.
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Wilson Reflects on Democratic Nomination and Duty
Governor Woodrow Wilson spoke after learning he had won the Baltimore convention nomination. He said emotion grew as the vote rose, but the responsibility of leading the party weighed more than personal pride. He praised supporters and urged the party to avoid disappointment by honoring the nomination's true value.
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Wilson 15 Besieged by Newspaper Men
United Press reports Governor Wilson is besieged by reporters and telegraph operators at Seagrit New Jersey. He awakes late after strenuous receptions and congratulatory messages. Crowds fill the lawn as ropes block streets while delegates plan to confer about the nomination.
Marshall Nominated for Vice President Amid Quiet Capitol Work
Gov. Phos R. Marshall, Democratic nominee for vice president, continued duties at the capitol after a late night wakeup. He said he was surprised by the nomination but would serve if elected, while friends and state officials offered congratulations.
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Seventh Son miscaptioned showtime prompts change
The write-up yesterday misdescribed The Seventh Son screening schedule. The film will be shown at Star Theater tomorrow afternoon and evening. Due to a national holiday the Sunday school session was postponed to Friday at 8 30 AM at Central Methodist Church.
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City Council approves sidewalks and street paving in Decatur
Decatur City Council last night adopted ordinances to lay sidewalks on West Decatur from Third to Ninth Avenues and intersecting streets at an estimated cost of 12 300 dollars. Sanitary sewer work on Pond Street and intersections will cost about 2 280 30 dollars. Paving on Well Street approved, Church Street paving debated with property owners favoring action. A five year contract rents upper floors of the new City Hall to the Hitt Lumber Co for its offices. Executive session held after reports read and bills approved.
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Tennessee Valley Bank Banquet Marking 20th Anniversary
Bank officers and stockholders planned a 7 30 p m banquet at Rebels Inn to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the Tennessee Valley Bank and Trust Company. A social meeting of stockholders and officers would follow in the bank director room with about 76 expected guests. Guests would tour the Decaturs and other amusements during the event.
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Falls City property sells for 80000 dollars
Chicago and Holland capitalists bought the Falls City town site and power rights in Win county Alabama from Dr D W Day and wife for about 80000 dollars The site near Jasper features two 50 foot falls with 600 feet apart and offers scenery water and mountain altitude of 1100 feet The buyers plan to develop water power and create a health and summer resort with local representatives and offices in the city
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Clark Accepts Defeat as Fortunes of War
Washington July 3 Returning Champ Clark issued a statement praising supporters who backed him in the primaries and convention while saying he never scratched a Democratic ticket. He blamed Col William Jennings Bryan for the loss and pledged to support Gov Wilson. Market notes list cotton prices with middling at 11 1 4.
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Local Showers Forecast Tonight and Thursday
A weather forecast indicates local showers arriving tonight and continuing into Thursday. Temperatures remain mild with scattered rain. Monitor radar for possible brief bursts and street slickness.
Col Watterson Supports Ticket Amid Wilson Controversy
Col Henry Watterson declares support for the Wilson ticket in Louisville Kentucky, citing disappointment with the Baltimore outcome and distrust of the Courier Journal. He notes a three-way contest among Taft Roosevelt and Devon, and rues Democratic prospects while hoping for the best possible result.
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