Roosevelt nominates Smith at Democratic convention in New York
At the New York convention Governor Alfred E. Smith is named Smith's presidential nominee in a speech by Franklin D. Roosevelt who urges a clear anti corruption platform. Roosevelt hails Smith as capable of reform and contrasts his record with Republican policies while pledging party unity and bold promises for economic reform.
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Presidential hopefuls surface in fractured early party chatter
Fragmented dispatches from New York and Delaware report figures like DAVIS OF KANSAS and Wilbres Saulsler proposed for national roles. Senators and representatives push their favored candidates, toutting loyalty and populist ties as party conventions loom.
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New York Convention Week Reveals Elite Hostesses at Dance
A feature on New York Convention Week highlights Manhattan’s social elite guiding entertainment during the Democratic gathering. The piece notes hostesses like Mrs. Harriman and Mel Voges plan receptions, while delegates anticipate glimpses of fashion, etiquette, and social circles amid the political event.
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Republican corruption and policy planks outlined
The lengthy draft outlines Democratic and Republican platform contrasts, criticizing Republican corruption and inefficiency while detailing policy planks on taxation, rail regulation, tariff revision, labor and agriculture, federal aid, education, and national defense. It notes internal committee debates, the protracted drafting process, and expectations for a late-night platform completion.
Governor Nestos Frays Lead in North Dakota Primary
Rapidly dwindling support as late rural precincts report in the North Dakota primary. Governor R. A. Nestos holds a narrow edge over A. G. Leslie in the nonpartisan race, with a margin around four thousand votes. Evening returns show Nestos leading, but counting continues as tabulations extend into the night.
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Wheat Growers Vote Endorses Management in Montana
Lewistown June 26 The Montana Wheat Growers association announces returns from its member vote showing decisive endorsement for current management. Voters favor continuation of pooling operations and the organization’s handling of affairs.
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