Democrats Renew Weary Struggle for Nominee at Convention
After seventy ballots at the Democratic National Convention in New York, McAdoo and Smith remained deadlocked with no clear path to victory. Leaders debated various schemes as delegates rallied around favorite sons and the elimination process suggested a possible compromise final choice.
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Newton
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Senat DaHerwood
Lawrence Thinks Convention May Go Through Monday
Fragmented article discusses Lawrence's view on a Democratic convention lasting into Monday with factional splits over religion, prohibition, and Southern loyalty. It notes Underwood and McAdoo as favored wings, southern delegates, and potential vice presidential picks to balance the ticket amid party divisions.
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Lawrence
Manor Pony Riders Observe Memorial Tablet Found
The pony riders of the old wast e heel commemorate with a stone tablet at an old Party Exp site. Erected by the Daughters of the American evolution the inscription honors military service and sacrifice in a tribune to gallant men.
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Uly
William Brown
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Dubilu
Local politics shadow big New York show and NC tensions
In North Carolina caucuses Governor Morrison Mr McLean and State Chairman Dawson voiced La Follette support while labor backs planned action. Major Moody attacks the possibility of Grist or McAdoo nominations and Carraway rebukes labor talk as convention heat rises. Watts retains friends in NC despite political opposition.
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Shipman
Grist
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Don Blinx
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Watts
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