Convention Fight Shapes Up Over Attitudes and Delegates
A chaotic draft of the Democratic platform and delegate alignments unfolds as leaders discuss the national convention. Key figures include Reed, Clark Nowell, and Attorney General Palmer with focus on William Jennings Bryan, Walsh, and Glass. Delegations from Georgia, Missouri, North Carolina, and New York push for planks on Volstead enforcement, Irish questions, and labor arbitration as campaigns maneuver toward the convention.
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ARIA
Georgia
Jon
Clark Nowell
Tage
Misaouci
Acad
McAdoo
Palmer
Herength
Thie
Palmer Ronches Frisco Bau Franrigco
aAtlorndy
New York
North Carolina
Montana
Missouri
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Cumangs
National Committed
William Jennings Bryan
Seuttar Walsh
Senator Walsh
Anout
Resolutiona
Glass
Virginia
Cummiles
Cadere
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Jabor
Glass Factory Interest Moves City
The Security Sales Company of Indianapolis writes about a Grooley glass factory proposal. It asks for 20 000 square feet floor space and 100 workers at about $16 daily. Estimated total cost $250 000 with 60 percent funded by the management and the rest by subscription. part of the value would accrue to the city.
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Security Sales Company of
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Glaas
Democrats Expect Fight Over Reed at Convention Floor
June 24 report from Francisco says Senator James A Reed of Missouri may seek recognition from the Missouri delegation and fight for a place on the Democratic convention floor. He reportedly isn’t on the national committee’s list and could threaten a proxy challenge to further his bid amid administration support for the league of nations.
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Francisco
Tomorow
Iyely Amin
Jamesa A. Reed
Migsouri
Thea
Pdimin
Senate
Porto
Mon
Missouri
National Committee
Reeds Treaentiata
American Legion to Welcome Harding at Marion on July 5
Marion Ohio June 26 The American Legion will welcome Warren G Harding at Marion July 5 for a public celebration. The event includes activities led by Legion members and a parade through town to honor the Republican presidential nominee.
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American Legion
Harding
Marion
Amorle Janion
Camuleta
Warren G. Hardie
Colorado delegates head to national educator meeting
A large delegation from Colorado will leave Denver on a special train Saturday July 3 for Salt Lake City for the National Education Association convention running July 4 to 10 at the Mormon Tabernacle. Prominent educators include Mrs Mary G Bradford state superintendent and Dr J G Crabbe of Greeley with others from Holly Longmont and Denver attended by Governor Lowden and P C Claxton among speakers on industrial education see strong sessions and notable women set to address the gathering.
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Leva Denvar
Salt Lake Guy
Lont Cf
Lie
Mormon Tabernacle
Colorado
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mary G. Bradford
Alten
J. G. Crabbe
Gresley
Sunt
K. A. Shangon
W.H. Shively
School Board
Holly
J. Muerman
Greslay
Aml
Mra
Mra. . C. Casey
Longmont
Adele Bradford Hatton
Denver
Bradford
Frank C. Lowden
Uinota
Bamberger
Utah
United States Commissioner of Education
P. P. Claxton
W. G. Bagley
Columbia University
Industrial Sugar Factory Site Competition Planned
Industrial Engr EPUAUARY president Bliss says a site for the next factory has not been chosen though towns in northern Colorado and the Arkansas valley are competing with many inducements. Fort Lupton work is advancing with materials and equipment on site and rails laid, while 6000 acres were replanted for beet supplies. Dumps and conveyors are planned to handle beets from distant areas, with two dumps near the Emma Landing and a midway point between Colorado and Platteville on the Union Pacific.
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Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Fort Lupton
Bir- Iman
Lunartone
Colorant
Platteville
Union Pacific
Great Western
Ttck
Emma Landing
Colursde
Turkiye balks at loss of territories in Paris peace talks
In Paris, Turkish peace delegation reports Constantinople instruction to reject any treaty that cedes the Serayran district Adriandpls or Eastern Thrace. Turkish government aligns with entente provinces on other borders while American troops reinforce positions amid ongoing fighting.
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Laa
Constantinople
Turkey
Thrace
Hoover urges league without article ten in new policy
The statement in the New York Evening Post frames Hoover's platform for the 1932 Republican campaign. He argues the League of Nations should drop military guarantees and rely on moral and economic power, seeking reduced armaments and conditional membership. He critiques the Versailles treaty and warns military force weakens European stability.
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New York
Mpeedy Ravidi
League
Europe
Hoover
United States
Lengua Foundation
Bagle
Hoover Painfort
Amamen
Trlanda
Modest Dress Favors Spark Government Regret
Washington reports challenges to government stand on womanly modesty as Canservadian trade group urges balance with retail interests. Officials in attorney general circle weigh attorney general’s stance while campaigns shape public sentiment ahead of fall fashion cycles.
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Washington
Na Mond Garmest Retailars Association
Chureo
Ate
Greek Army Takes 8 000 Turk Captives
Greek forces report capturing 8 000 Turkish prisoners amid operations near Smyrna in a Burnie district engagement. Officials confirm substantial captures and ongoing advances as reported from London and Philadelphia era dispatches.
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London
Burnie
O 'Park
Ullas
Smyrna
Tak
Dozen Indicted Men Expected to Be Heard
New York June 26 A dozen men linked to a mail fraud ring were indicted for using the mails to circulate stock fraudulently. Four oil concerns and fifty defendants allegedly caused millions in sales by selling valuable stock to hundreds of customers. Alexander Groseman of Crosman, Sherman & Company faced $5,000 bail, while A Mowhouse of Guero A. Camb and Company was held with $8,000 bail.
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Thanel Sprand
Xuanederd
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Valulosa Atock
Alexander Groseman
Crosman, Bherman & Company
A. Mowhouse
Guero A. Camb and Company
Bath
International Court Debate at Hazue Convention
Reports from the Hazue convention describe party leaders debating platform topics including prohibition and administration control. Candidates Palmer Cox and others rally support while moonlighting figures like McAdoo generate chatter as delegates strive to resolve policy questions amid uncertainty.
Summer Session Concert Opens Season at Tenchera College
The opening program of the Summer Session season at Tenchera College will feature organ recitals by J C Kendel and Ming At. Sunday at 6 pm in the chapel. The program includes Bach Prelude in D minor and a string quartet for organ with Miss Woeht and others. A public invitation is extended by friends of the institution to attend and support weekly Sunday concerts.
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Ming
Ian
Lel
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Bach Chaat
Man Wright
Seavents
Kendet
Chinese Debt Grows Monthly in Turbulent Times
A partially readable note suggests China’s government faces monthly deficits ranging from 16 million to 42 million dollars. The national debt totals about 270 million, with heavy outlays for military and retrenchment. An attaché’s statement, via a cabinet conversation, implies cautious spending after external financial pressures.
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Tha Chiness Gorounment
Chinosh Bircks
Thomas Lamont
New York
Mat Ivana
China
Three League Games Sunday Set for Local Baseball
Sunday schedule features Loveland at La Salle and Greeley at Berthoud as the State league pushes toward standings shifts. La Salle seeks its third straight win, Berthoud eyes the Loveland upset after a 4 2 victory last week. Berthoud has acquired the Jehnuvown franchise, shaping the league race amid midseason moves. Reconstruction advances in Hurberry France with ten tunnels completed and 123 kilometers of track laid, aiding relief efforts.
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la Balle
la Salle
la Salle Tran
Ehren
Baton
la Sall
Battery
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Day
Tata
Two Cones Subsonic Ringue Reported
A dated report notes subsonic ringue incidents with unclear wording. The fragment mentions June 24 and July activities, referencing the Plus arar fort and Wet val UR eal, but details are fragmentary and uncertain. Further readable facts are unavailable in the text.
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Hue
Arar
Mrs Healey Noted Denver Club Woman
Mrs Healey a Smith College graduate and longtime Denver club member died Wednesday evening. She was 58 and had lived in Denver since youth after moving from Massachusetts. Funeral plans were announced with services at Guan and Suttiy Home and Leneva center. Surviving are husband Arthur Euless and two children. Funeral details noted for Mrs Ruth Manley also accompany the notice.
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Ruth Manley Hentay
Guan and Suttiy
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Londonderry War Subside Amid Street Turmoil
A Central News Dispatch reports relief in Londonderry as recent clashes ease after gunfire and street disturbances. Widespread casualties and temporary curbs on activity were noted as authorities monitor sporadic violence. A memorial and police inquiry are planned as the city plans to rebuild trust and normalize daily life.
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Clemonty
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