Roosevelt Democrats Near Nomination On First Ballot
At Madison Square Garden the Roosevelt wing presses toward nominating New York governor on the first ballot amid platform disputes over prohibition and repeal. Senate leaders clash over repeal and silver policy as Mike Reed and Missouri split votes linger. Rumors swirl about trades and vice presidential links with Speaker Garner. Farley remains confident Roosevelt will win early.
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James
A. Farley
Roosevelt
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Frank Schofield
Melvin Traylor
Traylor
Schofield
Illinois
Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth
California
John N. Garner
R Rosevelt
House
Chicago
Garner
James A. Farley
Sion
Hoover- Curtis
Walsh
Montana
Indiana
Poltician
Tammany
Platform Committee
Alfred EB. Smith
Huey Long
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Binar Holdale
Minnesota
Jouettehouse
Madison Square Garden
Trial scenes at Lindy hoaxer case and party clash
The trial and convention episode features jousting over Roosevelt leadership with Jouett Shouse and John W. Davis praised by Walsh and Dill. Police and delegates clash as ballots tally under tense rules, while Walsh urges national service and party unity amid debates on prohibition and platform.
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Walsh
Shouse
Roosevelt
Dill
Washington
Davis
Scott W. Lucas
Havana
J. Y. Sanders
Long
Louisiana
Isspe
Minnesota
John S. Hurley
Manchester
M H
Einar Holdale
John E. Pegan
Alfred E. Smith
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Lindbergh
Jersey
A. O. Robbins
Ollie Wheatley
Lindbergh Butler
Betty Gow
Wrive
Wheatley
Chicago
John J. Raskols
Bilton
Notice of debt payment to H L Baker for coal
All persons indebted to H L Baker for coal must pay on or before July 1. Accounts not paid will be turned over to the squire for collection. I L Baker
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H. L. Baker
Squire
State convention delegates and central committee clash
A discussion reveals the thought that a state central committee of 140 delegates secretly expanded to 260. The issue centers on whether delegates can override the will of the people at the state convention, with debates about authority and representation among party members.
Early American hogs trace to De Soto voyage
A fragment references the arrival of hogs in America with De Soto in the 15th century and a terrapin bearing Chinese writing found in Scott County Kentucky. The text shows a local collage of scattered notes and observations from history and geography. The passage hints at debates and discoveries without a clear single event or person as focus.
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America
de Soto
Scott County
Kyerst
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Edward Dunn
Mason City
T. E. Diamond
Sheldon
Pennsylvania
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North Dakota
I. L. Baker
Aasoe
Mickey Riley
Georgia Coleman
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Athletic Club
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