Barkley Predicts Swift End to Democratic Convention
Chicago June 22 A firm appeal to Democrats against obstructionist tactics came from Senator Alben W Barkley of Kentucky as temporary chairman He predicted the party will choose its presidential candidate quickly and secure victory in November Barkley recalled his chairing duties at past conventions and urged no long bitter contest to aid Democratic prospects.
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Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Mwith
Whitt House
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Barkley
New York
Senator Walsh
Montana
John W. Davis
Houston
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Woman Sent Up for Cruelty to 10 Children in Chicago
In Chicago on June 22 a 11 year old boy and a 12 year old girl testified that their step mother Jenile Pacer brutalized them daily for five years. They said they were fed scraps, forced to steal food and brew beer, and Edward was burned with a red hot knife. The judge sentenced Mrs Pacer to one year in jail as prosecutors noted visible injuries from witnesses and school staff.
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Jennile Pacer
Clara
Edward Pacer
Moody, Americans sweep Wimbledon second round
Nell Moody and fellow Americans overpower opponents in the All England Championships second round. Helen Wills Moody cruised past Maes with 6-1 6-2, Helen Jacobs defeated Mrs Phillis Cavell 6-1 6-2, Sarah Palfrey beat Mrs E M Dearman 3-7 5-1 6-1, and Dorothy Andrus Burke edged Dorothy Dyson 6-2 4-6 6-2. Davis Cup trio Shields Van Ryn Allington also progressed. Doubles featured Allison and Van Ryn facing Pierre and J Grandguillot. Also noted were wartime remarks and remarks on boxing in Siam.
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England
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Helen Wills Moody
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Helen Jacobs
Phillis Cavell
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
E. M Dearman
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Stamford
Conn
Dorothy Dyson
Frank Shields
John Ven Styn
Wilmer Alligon
Allison
Pierre
J Grandguillot
Egypt
Roosevelt Plank Debates On Prohibition and Economic Policy
Discussion opens on the Democrat platform as Roosevelt adherents push for a clear stance on repeal of the Prohibition Amendment and a strong national program. Delegates from Michigan and Louisiana urge sweeping economic measures and federal state cooperation to ease postwar distress and restore commodity prices.
Changed auto plates noted by alert GOPs in Virginia Minn
A July notice reports that 1442 Minnesota automobile license plates resemble 1951 types but differ in color. A seven year old boy traced the plates to a black and white 1922 style after police found a maroon and gold palette had been altered. State highway police investigated and tested the plates.
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Sgbway
Tlconse
Curry Still Reticent On His Choice in Democratic Convention
Ambitious Roosevelt faction presses for at least ten of New York's 94 votes while Tammany Hall signals uncertainty. Governors and party leaders maneuver over platform planks and nominations as the convention approaches, with Paley predicting sympathy for Curry and McAdoo and others weighing support options amid intra party divisions.
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Lopolitiens
Texas
California
New York
James A. Paley
Caurry
Alfred
Chicago convention delegate lineup and pledges detailed
The article lists delegates for a national convention in Chicago with totals and pledges. It notes New York and Pennsylvania delegates, Roosevelt and Alfred E Smith camps disputing some rosters, and specifies instruction and pledged statuses for candidates including Roosevelt, Garner, Lewis, and Byrd among others. The final tallies show 1,154 delegates with state breakdowns and contested claims.
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Indiana
New York
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Panhayt- Vani
Roosevelt
Alfred E Smith
Alice Roosevelt Langworth in Chicago event report
The fragment describes Alice Roosevelt Langworth, daughter of former President Theodore Roosevelt, attending a renule flean ransentian in Chicago. It mentions she is the widow of former Representative Nicholas Langworth and references her role in the house of representatives.
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Roosevelt
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Letty Lynton at the Marlow Modern Society
Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery star in the film Letty Lynton at the Marlow three days starting today. Based on Marie Belloc Lowndes's novel, the drama follows an heiress who charms men in South America then faces a trap and a pivotal choice between prison or ruin as love, danger, and social scandal swirl around her.
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Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Marlow Theater
Marie Belloc Lowndes
Ires
Miss Crawford
Ma Wil
New York
Montgomery
South America
Qwist
Nils Anthor
Spud Ameital
Lewis Stone Apenas
Attaraes
May’ Woteon
New York Delegation Faces Roosevelt Nominating Decision
Curry on Joe Chiara and Tobyy Curry vie for influence as New York braces for a crucial delegation vote on Roosevelt's presidential nomination. A split tone emerges as undecided leaders weigh support while other states back or doubt the path to the Democratic ticket.
Golf Bleanings Show Sarazen Leads Open Prep
Sarazen, wearing his British Open crown, demonstrates strong form with solid putting and driving at Lakeville course during a day’s work ahead of the American Open. Bobby Jones assists, while Diegel and Burke figure among challengers as practice scores surface. Other notes from Trans-American meet in Oklahoma City add to the week’s golf chatter.
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Colton Grazing Bill Advances In House
The House approves the Colton grazing measure amid committee praise. It aims to regulate land usage and funding, with support from Representative Colton Brant and others. The bill details rates, amendments, and references to federal programs and local control.
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Catholic Congress Opens Amid Great Crowd
Report describes the opening of a Catholic Congress with large outdoor attendance. Worshippers followed proceedings via loudspeakers as hymns were sung, the chorus led by Our Father. Children were present as the crowd listened and participated.
Many Die In Cuyutlán Earthquake Tragedy
A powerful earthquake near Cuyutlán caused massive destruction with most buildings demolished or damaged. A tsunami-like wave overwhelmed the town, trapping residents and causing widespread casualties as rescuers assess the scene and tally deaths. Authorities report heavy damage, with estimates of thousands affected and significant infrastructure loss.
Winton Pioneer Auto Maker Passes at 71
Obituary notes the death of Winton, longtime pioneer auto maker, aged 71. The report references his contributions to early vehicle design and his involvement with regional car industries, with mentions of local towns and business ties.
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Pioneer Auto Maker
Weinsheimer to be arraigned today on manslaughter count
Arraignment for Viddia Weinsheimer on a manslaughter charge connected to John G. Kain's death near a dance hall in Trink King area. Held on $2,000 bond after fatal crash involving a car owned by Cole and driven by Weinesheimer. companion faces related charges. Court date set for today.
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Viddia Weingheimer
Jans G. Kain
Bintini
Sherman W. Smith
Weinshechter
Jahn
Young Mann
Welnehormer
Bine
Trink King
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Pondite
Justice Court
No clear event in Montana church reports week
Fragmented OCR text references Montana church matters and a delegation but details are unclear. Names and positions appear garbled, hindering a coherent summary of actions or outcomes.
Northwest Shippers Board Meets in June Session
The Northwest Shippers' Board convened for a June 22 meeting with officers and committees named. Attendees discussed preparations for the general assembly and potential actions on vessel and route discussions.
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