CANDIDATES Jockey for Delegates on Eve of Test Vote
The scene shifts as candidates court delegates for the presidential contest. William H Mur ray of Alfalfa Bu appears set for endurance honors as the convention nears its end. James A Need of Missouri faces withdrawal rumors after a Walsh Shouse vote against Reed. Reed denies them. Ritchie of Maryland Byrd of Wirelala White of Ohio and Garner backers seek leaders in delegations. California and Texas hold pep meetings to back Garner. Roosevelt campaign manager Farley predicts 690 delegates on first ballot, with Indiana votes likely for Roosevelt and Missouri to back Bayport. other delegations remain unsettled.
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Murray
James A. Need
Missouri
Ryrita
Reeds
Reed
Ritchie
Maryland
Byrd
Wirelala
White
Ohio
Garner
Texas
California
Delegatons
Ronsevelt
Roosevelt
PST
James A. Farley
Ttle
Indiana
New York
Howard
Bayport
Democrats Split Over Prohibition Plank At Convention
Delegates at Chicago Stadium rallied behind Alfred E. Smith as a fierce clash over repeal divided the party. Hull and Walsh led opposing camps with Roosevelt forces keeping hands off while Oklahoma and Texas backed strict repeal. A buzzing parade and noisy floor debate followed, with Smith drawing loud cheers and Roosevelt backers clinging to their seats as the convention neared its long night session.
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En Asterday
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Tennes See
al Smith
Albert GC Ritchie
Maryland
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Ritchie
Smith
New York
Pennsylvania
Catcalls
Hisses
Oklahoma
Texas
South Carolina
Wea
Edward J. Duffy
Chicago
Jyuaa
Prohibition Repeal
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Drys
Cordel Hull
Tennessee
David Walsh
Massacchusetts
Thomas J. Walsh
Arata
Styer
St Rowe
We Jersey
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Columbia
Alstrost
Indy Yhinging Groupe
Kansas
Alabama
Virgina
Delaware
Walsh
Koura
Robert M. Anderson
Jacksonville
Fla
I. H. Pallard
Fort Madison
Lowa
Dle
Alfred Ko Smith
Tribade
Deve
Bulib
Tail Gay Ways Of Girl Told In Courtroom Tale
Court testimony describes alleged improprieties surrounding Miss St Pierre and organist Albert Eben. Witnesses including Mrs Lillian Benjamin and Mamie Myers recount incidents at nearby homes, a foster relation claim, and a party where Miss St Pierre attended. Eben did not appear for subpoena. bench warrant considered.
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Eban
Joseph Levi
Maen
George Daryld
Firs
Noted Film Opens at Marlow Arto Wsmhill in Lewis masterpiece
A film version of Arrowsmith opens at the Marlow theater for three days starring Ronan Colman in the title role with Myrna Loy and other notable cast. The production by Samuel Goldwyn is billed as a major cinematic event based on Sinclair Lewis Nobel Prize winning novel. Reviews highlight the strong cast, ambitious scope, and significance of adapting the book to film.
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Marlow Theater
Samuel Goldwyn
Ronan Colman
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Trelenayes
Marelon Clandet
Howard Calman
Richard Bennhett
Myrna Loy
Florence Britrot
Bert Roach
Claude King
Alan
Francis
Minister Must Have Something to Say at Ordination
In Fargo a Chicago pastor, Dr. Peterson, urged Illinois conference ordination of twenty nine theological graduates into the Lutheran ministry. He stressed that pastors must prepare heartful sermons and speak to today’s people with clear gospel meaning amid a world of unfulfilled promises and material hardship. The convention discussed votes on repeal issues as a roll call followed by religious matters and political note.
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Wheeler
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New York
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Power Peterson
Chicago
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Nevy
Nell and Ell Vie for Wimbledon Ladies Final
Wimbledon reports Helen Wills Moody advancing to the 1929 women’s singles final after a straight-sets win over Mary Heelay. Rene Ma th in of France reaches the semi finals in a 7-6 6-1 victory, while American Davis Cup pair Wilmer Allison and John Van Tricht reach the semi finals, and Perry and Winn defeat Wood and Mangin to advance.
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England
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Helen Incoba
California
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Berkely
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Rene Ma‘thin
France
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Chamaionsha
Bagorian Jacobs
Helen Wills
Mrs
Aidney A Wood
Firrpory Mangin
Fred Perry
George Winn
Masked Bandit Slain by California Woman
San Toro California Juana 29 Romarched bandit robbed the wrong woman here last night as he fled after robbing her at the point of a gin of 40 dollars she seized her husband's revolver and shot the bandit dead in the street police identified the bandit as Harold Schnell 42 The shooter was Mrs Martin Galmoun
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Compromise on relief measure pressed in Senate session
Senate debated relief adjustments amid filibuster by Senator Capohind. Conference figures showed over 10 million bushels of wheat and FON 0N bales of cotton proposed for Red Cross distribution, signaling momentum toward a final agreement expected tomorrow.
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Capohind
Wren House
Ted Cross
Roosevelt 18 Neady To Fly To Chicago
Albany N Y March 20. Roosevelt 18 Neady to fly to Chicago in a big tri motor airship chartered for the campaign trail. Officials report the plane held for Roosevelt though details and timing remain uncertain.
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Franklin J. Toosnvelt
United States
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Democratic platform fights over liquor and tariff plank
A party platform battle constrained by factions drafts a vote on repeal of liquor tax and tariff positions. The Roosevelt subcommittee weighs a pro prohibition plank against a revenue tariff stance, with Senator Walsh supporting Smith and guiding the vote to 35 yes, 17 no.
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Roosevelt
Walsh
Maasachinsette
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