Marshall Assured of Heavy Support at Pageant
Indiana leaders push for Marshall with some backing for McAdoo or Cox on first ballot. Murphy and New York contend with Tammany while vice president supports the Wilson league and covenant. Indiana delegates vote with unit rule unset and aim to back Marshall or Cox if needed.
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W. GC. MeAdoo
Meadoo Boon
Headryaries
F. Murphy
Tammany
Murphy
New York
Pétfer Marshall
Opinnon
McAdool
Miarstead
Marshall
Thera Somes Wernhers
Indiana
Isr McAdoo
Governor Cox
Pageart
Cox
McAdoo
Tha
Cummings
Wilson
League of Nations
United States
Chicago
Old Guard
League
Senate
Lodge
Roosevelt
United States of
Americ
Indiana Delegation Cheers as Prohibition Debate Holds Hall
The Indiana delegation drew hearty cheers and three cheers from both men and women as Roy Denniston led the Indiana standard in the Wilson demonstration. Samuel M. Ralston, former governor, opposes any light wine reference fearing a wet plan. Indiana anti-saloon forces, including Doc Shumaker of Lafayette and Kirby Risk, press for lobbying against a wet platform.
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Liliana
Assurt
Idiana
Indiana
Wilson
Roy Denniston
Samuel M. Ralston
Halston
Ralston
Mershall
Doc Shumaker
Anti-Saloon League
Kirby Risk
Lafayette
Bryan
Democrats Send Wilson Telegram of Cheer and Greeting
A Democratic communications note expresses cheer for President Wilson as delegates gather for a party convention. It praises his recovery from illness and his ongoing pursuit of reforms, hoping for continued service to America and world peace.
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Wilson
Americs
America
Delegates pay tribute as flag and Roosevelt surge during rally
Delegates, alternates, and spectators erupt in a tumult as a flag and illuminated portrait of Wilson rise amid a soaring national anthem. Roaring cheers erupt when Roosevelt and other figures are invoked, while political passion colors the hall as Cummings extols the Chicago platform and criticizes Armenian policy.
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Bremer
National Committee
Wilson
Rgan
Deier
Virginia
New York
Naty Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kremer
Republican Party
Hamer
Eves
Cummings
Eurers
Xann
Armennd
Mexico
Ireland
Tragic double shooting after Chicago platform clash
A tumult during a political meeting gave way to a family tragedy as March, angered by delegates and the Chicago platform, shot his wife Mrs Prince and then killed himself after pursuing Mrs March and firing at her. The two children and extended family survive, with hospital and coroner teams responding to the scene.
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Lutheran Hospital
March
Herman A. Duemling
Rirs
Prince
Georgia
Aileen
Elsorn Marie
Geseop
Tragic murder suicide linked to family strife surfaces
A man killed his wife and daughter then took his own life following severe family troubles. Neighbors recall growing anger and a murky pattern of disputes at the home near The Prince residence. Police and family members are cited in scattered reports from that Monday morning incident.
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Herneran
Te Alt
Howe
Atren
Prince Hom
Promase
Mrs. Prince
Amd Becaung
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Ib Welker
Bay Kereiz
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Patterson-Fletcher Company
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Marshall Jones
Nore
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George Cummings
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