Believed Latter Preparing to Switch to Underwood
A sprawling 1924 convention report outlines shifts in support among Clark Underwood and Wilson camps. Murphy of New York appears pivotal, with expected switches to Underwood and debate over New York delegates influence. Bryan challenges Clark and hints at a potential bolt as ballots continue into a new day.
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Charles Furphy
New York
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Marshall
John W. Kern
Kern
Indiana
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Imatuim Murphy
Harmon
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Bank
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NewNew York
Sullivan
Hiinois
New Jersey
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Tooth
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Morgan
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McCorkle
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Virginia
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William J. Stone
Missouri
Stone
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Decaturs Daily
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Gedding
Oklahoma
Ohio
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Arizona
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California
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Hiineis
Iowa
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Wilson del Bs
Clack
Washington
Les
Thia
der Wood
Tibet
Belmont Answers Bryan in Baltimore Speech
August Belmont defended the Democratic party in Baltimore, recalling his father’s support and his own past affiliations. He rejected attacks and asserted his adherence to Democratic principles despite earlier Populist ties.
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Baltimore
August Belmont
Democratic Parte 1
North Alabama Traction GM Bibb Denies Power Co Rumor
General Manager W. 27 Bibb of the North Alabama Traction Company returned from New York saying he knows nothing about a rumored $20,000,000 English capital power company buying Decatur Street Railway property. He refused to confirm any proposition to buy out the street railway, prompting speculation the offer may exist.
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W. 27 Bibb
North Alabama Traction Company
New York
Hunteville
Examinations Held for Glerk Carrier at Decatur Post Office
W Gentry secretary of local service examiners presides over today’s test at Decatur High School for the clerk carrier position in the New Decatur post office. Seven applicants, including two women, participate: Miss Gladys Warner Miss Ida L Miller Will S Cox Jr David Mc Bride Roscoe T Sanderson Roger Gardner and Lician J Speer all from New Decatur. With New Decatur’s rise to second class status an extra clerk may be added to the force.
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W. G. Gentry
Servce
Aif
Decatur
New Decatur
Gladys Warner
Ida” L. Miller
Will S. Cox, Jr
David McBride
Roscoe T. Sanderson
Roger ©. Gardner
Lician J. Speer
Murphy Hangs Bankruptcy Court Session in Huntsville
Gerre Murphy of Huntsville, in bankruptcy for the northern district of Alabama, appeared in bankruptcy court this morning held in Decatur.
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Gerre Murphy
Huntsville
Alabama
Democratic Leader Responds To Bryan Accusations
The speaker defends his campaign funds and acknowledges voting for Bryan in past presidential races. He criticizes Bryan’s Populist theories and vows to let the people decide which is the better Democrat.
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Bryan
Hadley Confirms Taft Offer About Roosevelt Del egates
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 29 Gov Herbert Hadley of Missouri confirms statements from Gol Roosevelt and New York Comptroller Prendergast that Taft leaders offered Chicago a seat for Roosevelt delegates from Washington and Texas Roosevelt would consent to Hadley or another man and Hadley says Roosevelt would consider.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
Gol
Roosevelt
Prendergast
New York
Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt Delianates
Washington
Texas
Col. Alt
Col. Roosevelt
Sweden Hosts Olympic Football and Athletics Opener
United Press reports Stockholm hosts the 1912 Olympic events with a royal parade for 3000 competitors. England, Sweden, and Denmark feature as top football contenders while Americans aim for track and field trophies in a schedule spanning July 5 to July 17.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustav
Crown Prince of
England
Denmark
Sollentuna
Johnny Hays
London
Prince C
Opera House
Roller mill plans shown for five story Birmingham project
Plans and specifications for the destruction of the big roller mill creator to be built here by Bros. & Co. of Birmingham were submitted to local contractors for bids this morning. The plans call for a five story structure.
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Crator
Bros. & Co
Birmingham
Crescent View Dairy Promotes Purity And Sanitation
An article extols Crescent View Dairy Farm near Pulaski Tennessee for rigorous tubercular testing of every milk cow, strict cleanliness in stables, and sanitary bottling and storage. It notes high butter fat yields, substantial daily milk and butter shipments to Memphis, and invites the public to tour the Decatur Creamery led by Miss Lottie Phelps with plant supervisions by A. Phelps.
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Crescent View
Pulaski
Tenn
Tennessee
Cresta View
Memphis
Banks Street
Col. F. M. Ewing
Creavent View
Blue Grass Farm
Innessee
Decatur
Lottie Phelps
A. Phelps
Crescent View Creamery Company
Harry Pointer
Shops Glos Today to Take Stock
Lowinville and Nashville railroad shops close to allow stock-keepers to take annual stock and report their figures to Mies Hagel Thoman after a visit to lead Birmingham.
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Nashville
Mies Hagel Thoman Yeorday
Birmingham
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