Ralston Gains and Tonight Will Be Given His Chance at the Nomination
In Madison Square Garden New York on July 8 the Democratic convention adjourned for a six hour recess after six more futile ballots left McAdoo faltering at a new low. Ralston rose to 1961-4, Smith near his high mark, Davis strong, and talk focused on a potential Ralston surge while coalition options loom.
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Madison .Square. Garden
New York
Democratic National
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Smith
John W. Davis
Senator Ralston
Glass
Convention Hall
George Brennan
Iwinole
Bruce Kremer
Montana
Brennan
Nothig
Charles M. Hay
St. Louis
Indiaa
Indiana
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nevada
Kansas & Es
McAdoo Colina
Relaton
Cummings
Connecticut
Mr. McAdoo
David F. Houston
al Hellors
Nomination Tonight As Democratic Convention Reassembles
The lead candidates have not yet won the award of the ballots and the Democratic deadlock may break tonight when the convention reconvenes at 9 daylight saving time. The Enterprise will keep the AP wire open and provide news. call 2255 after 8:30 tonight for updates.
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Enterprise
Associated Press
Ballot results and candidates in Meadoo and West Virginia race
Ballot tallies show McAdoo and Smith leading in multiple ballots with varied totals for Davis West Virginia Underwood Glass Ralston Robinson and others. Absent two noted, totals hover near 1,086 to 1,096 with Roosevelt and Saulsbury appearing in several lines.
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West Virginia
Unterwood
Glass
Ralston
Robinson
Hitchie
Davis Gas
Walsh Rawlsbury Owen
Meredith
Daniels Ervan
Roosevelt
McAdoo
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Bryan
Dapiely
Poral
Underwood
Ritchie
da Ikansas
Walsh
Lautsbury
Mervidith
Gryan
Danicis
McAdop
Ralaton
Robingon
Saulsbury
Cummings
Auto Collision Injures Mrs Strickland and Boy
A head on crash near the corner of Maugum and Lake streets last night involved a Ford touring car driven by Semenland with Mrs Strickland and her eight year old son aboard and a Cloverdale car whose driver is unknown. Both vehicles were damaged and the pair were taken to hospital with slight injuries.
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Ttufus Strickland
Willowbrook Street
Semenland
Maugum and
Lake Streets
Man Injured Here Sues For $10,000
Robert L. Bowings sues for ten thousand dollars claiming injuries from a coal fragment striking his head while walking under a trestle. The North Carolina railroad company is named defendant. complaint filed in Guilford Superior Court yesterday. He says the coal fell from a Southern Railroad engine on the trestle, causing eight days in bed and ongoing suffering.
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High Point
Robert L. Bowings
North Carolina Railroad Company
Magon W. oGut
Guilford Superior Court
Southern Railroad Company
New Head of City Schools Assumes Duties Here
T Witgautu Andrews takes over as new superintendent of High Point public schools after moving from Salisbury. He notes need for high school expansion and a new high school, praises current program, and plans for summer repairs amid possible double shifts to meet enrollment. Andrews, a Chapel Hill native and UNC graduate, previously led Orange County and Salisbury schools.
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High Foint
Salisbury
Harmilton Treet
Andrews Alwady
Andrews
Chapel Mill
University of North Carolina
Orange County
Reidsville
University of Columbia
Stores Decide to Stay Open Wednesday Afternoons
High Point merchants abandon plans to close stores on Wednesday afternoons during summer. George E. Hutchens, local grocer and chairman of the merchants bureau of the chamber of commerce, said many merchants chose to remain open all afternoon and that they all agreed to do so.
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High Point
George E. Hutchens
Bureau
The
Chamber of Commierce
Hutchens
Democratic struggle shapes Democratic convention scene
Lawrence letter reports two Democratic conventions deadlocked over McAdoo and Smith. Efforts to suspend rules to nominate by majority failed as anti McAdoo forces blocked. Delegates endured late voting with little change in leaders as tension rises over withdrawal demands and strategy.
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Madizom Square Garden
New
Nemi
McAdoo
Wangs
Smith
Brave
Nrewer
Montana
Sa Evi Lae Suns
United States Leads Olympic Track Dispatch at Colombes
The United States dominated early athletics at Colombes as Hauser of California set the day’s shot put mark of 49 feet 246 inches and the U S total surged to 98 points led by Finland, Great Britain, and Sweden. Hubbard and Hartean also performed well in field events.
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Oto
France
United States
Americas
Finland
Clareské Hauser
California
de Hart
Hubbard
Michigan
Glen Hartean
Leeland Stanford
Ralph Hills
Princeton
Norman Anderson
University of Southern California
Hauser
Great Britain
Sweden
Hungary
Switzerland
Norway
New Zealand
Mrs. D. S. Leake Improves After Critical Illness
The friends of Mrs. D. S. Leake, critically ill since Friday, learn her condition shows improvement today. Gavan Leake of Norfolk is at her bedside.
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D. S. Leake
Gavan Leake
Norfolk
Death casts shadow as president's son dies blood poisoning
Washington July 8 reports the death of the president's son from blood poisoning. Funeral planned at home as nation mourns. Messages of condolences and details of the White House family and relatives appear in coverage.
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Washington
Petiess
Paaen
Sennie
Cor
Hay
Felvin
Hare
Calvin
Walter Rem Army
Emmy
Celine
Shin
Juha
Vernon Theatre plans annual event and divorce suit noted
The article notes a social event at the Vernon Theatre with plans for youth and community programs and mentions Mrs Charles B Dillingham, formerly Miss Eileen Kearney, filing for divorce from her husband, the New York theatrical producer, with their marriage dated May 6 1913.
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Panis
Mra
Charles
New York
Eileen Kearney
San Francisco
Cotton Mills In Mass Resuming Operations
Massachusetts mills restart after a halt, with MSU operatives resuming work. Factories listed include Willitan Skinner Sons, American Mead Paper, American Livseh, and others as broader regional production restarts proceed.
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Resuai
Relyoke
Willitan Skinner Sons
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Aim
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Seeid
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Nevitosraptaana
Maite Beldings Mills
Jonpscuvilie
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Bigelow Tarifoed Carpet Vempiny
Bardleay Laidlay Siutnite
Hartan Refers Ta Easy Patape As State Prisoners
Raleigh dispatch reports Hartan referring Ta Easy Patape as state prisoners. Horton, held on a criminal term, faced an indictment before the grand jury. Attorney Means declined to comment on further charges. Notes mention escapes from county camps since Ottawa Wood, a noted murderer, with reference to the Peacock case and a Thomasville doctor reportedly in Markila.
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Hartan
Powsol
Raleigh
Jaty
Tow Horton
Urst
Wake
Arahd
Gaibyrar
Soileitur
Jude Vfortan
Otta Wood
Yahwro
Thomasville
Morkila
Socialists Endorse Lafollette End Of 1924 Convention
The Socialist Party ends its 1924 convention with a decision to endorse La Follette for president while signaling it will still draft a platform on economic planks. Delegates debated the action, with 106 to 7 initially voting for the endorsement and final totals near 115 in favor as party members prepared for a campaign path.
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Cleveland
Socialist Party of America
Robinson
LaFolleche
Socialist Party
Conference For Political Action
La+ Follette
Wisconsin
Social Sig
Lafollette
Avery
Lere
Princinies
Jas. Li
Sriley
Maryland
Jonah
Negro Prisoners Taken To Salisbury From High Point
Sheriff J W Kestey of Salisbury transported two black prisoners, Will Smith and RB J Nolly, to Rowan County. They were wanted on charges of heating board bills and larceny, allegedly traveling with a negro show from Salisbury. Watches were among the valuables claimed to be stolen.
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Depuy
J. W. Kestey
Salisbury
High Point
Will Smith
RB. J. Nolly
Smith
Nolly
Rowan County
Shelton Child Is Buried Here Today
Funeral services for James Paul Shelton, 12 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Shelton, were held this afternoon at their home in the southwestern city section. Death resulted from appendicitis. Rev. C. Russell Sorrell of Green Street Baptist Church conducted the services, followed by interment in Yardwood Cemetery.
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James Paul Shelton
C. P. Shelton
C. Russell Sorrell
Green Street
Yardwood
St Marys Picnic Postponed Until August
Saint Marys Episcopal church Sunday school picnic originally planned for Wednesday was postponed until August, announced this afternoon.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
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