Bryan Plans Include Peace Plank and League Reference
New York June 22 William Jennings Bryan said during his trial that he would aim to add a "peace" plank to the Democratic platform and include a reference to the league of nations. He remained undecided on the form of his declaration and noted prior participation at the San Francisco convention.
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Convention Notes from a Tangled Carding of Language
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Convention Program Driving Plans and Gatherings
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Palestine Fruit Palace Plans New Buildings
In Palestine, a local business project aims to erect new structures on a site with planned development. Community leaders and the owner group discuss anticipated benefits and timeline for construction and local impact.
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