Great Demonstration Follows Al Smith Nominatn at Convention
Madison Square Garden, New York June 26 The Democratic national convention neared balloting as Al Smith supporters staged a major demonstration after Smith is nominated and Roosevelt of New York prepares to nominate Smith. The day features large banners shouts horn blowers and protestors in galleries as McAdoo supporters counter with their own parade. Roosevelt arrives on crutches to nominate Smith as factions jostle for floor space and order.
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Al Smith Named for Presidency by Roosevelt at Civic Nomination
Franklin D Roosevelt nominated Al Smith at the Democratic National Convention in Madison Square Garden New York recognizing Smith as the formidable rival to be feared by Republicans Roosevelt, now campaign manager, narrated Smiths record. Roosevelt rose on crutches to address the platform while a deputy helped him, as cheers rose throughout the hall.
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Wood Resigns as Ambassador to Japan
The ambassador presented his resignation to President Coolidge and it was accepted with appreciation for his services. He noted the Japanese exclusion provision and immigration act, while Otis revealed Sapa was handling the situation with dignity for the nation.
Maryland Governor Richard S. Ritchie Praised by Howard Bruce
June 26 In New York Albert GC Hitele governor of Maryland paced before the convention as Howard Breee of Maryland declared Ritchie the foremost example of deregulatory governance. Bruce said Ritchie fulfilled platform pledges, broke a century old state precedent by re election, and held wide support from farmers labor and business. Maryland not a rock ribbed Democratic state he noted with Ritchie’s record and broad appeal.
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Food For Children From Berlin To Denmark
One hundred Berlin children, all offspring of Berlin journalists, were taken to Denmark for nourishing meals after physicians reported long periods of poor feeding. The move aims to restore health among the undernourished youths.
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Madoo Holds 10 Delegates In Party Convention
At the Democratic National Convention Madoo maintains control of ten delegates while row over enunciation of foreign policy grows. Governor Al Smith of New York builds a cohesive faction with favorite son delegations as John W. Davis faces disclosure he is tied to Standard Oil. Delegates split with no compromise in sight as tensions rise on day two.
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Samuel M Ralston Nominated for Presidency by Indiana Delegation
A political speaker from Indianapolis endorses Samuel M Ralston as a fit and dependable national leader. The message recalls his Indiana governorship, debt reduction, and economy, asserting he would provide dynamic American leadership if chosen president. Ralston is praised as rugged, honest, and prepared to lead the nation.
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Elder Pittman To Preach Here Friday
Elder R. H. Pittaman of Virginia will preach at the Primitive Baptist church in Mechanicsville Friday night at 7 o'clock. The service is open to the public.
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Tentative Democratic Platform Draft Reveals Proposals
A draft platform prepared by Chairmen Hemer Cummins and Senator Ney Pittman outlines alternate proposals on the Fu Klux Klan issue and the League of Nations. The eleven member platform committee meeting in New York discussed early and planned to present the plank to the convention tomorrow.
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Raleigh Talks of New York Report as One Big Opig
Raleigh reports from the Democratic National Convention in New York spark local speculation. North Carolina Democrats favor McAdoo, but fear Smith could cause division. yet some insist the party must prevail regardless of the nominee.
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Community Chest workers canvass plants for funds
Workers visit factories to solicit donations for the Community Chest. Campaigners expect to raise a $40,008 quota by tomorrow after strong first day results near $25,000. Final meeting set at the chamber of commerce to review progress and pledges.
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George Morrison Expected To Recover From Injury
George Morrison, injured in an accident, underwent skull surgery and was listed in critical condition but improving. Nurses expect recovery with regained faculties possible. early report notes a reclining date at the hospital and cautious optimism from medical staff.
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Suit for damages filed against Mrs Homer Suma
June 25 report that Edward J. Corbett sues Mrs Homer Suma wife of the Cleveland outfielder for 50000 damages after being struck by her automobile on April 19 leaving him unable to work. The article notes another item Mrs Mary Hammer is improving after an appendectomy operation yesterday.
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