Governor Cox Clinches Democratic Nomination Amid Ballot Climb
In San Francisco on July 6, Governor James M. Cox of Ohio was nominated for president by acclamation after a bitter ballot battle. Palmer released his delegates, shifting support toward McAdoo. Cox then surged to first on the forty fourth ballot and secured the nomination.
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Glaes
Clark
Cummings
Colby
San Francisco
Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
C. G. Carlin
Carlin
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Thim
Cuban flyer dies in Havana air crash
Jaime Gion raleg one of Cuba's early aviators was killed when his plane crashed near Havana. He was 26 years old.
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Havana
Cuba
Jaime Gionraleg
Gonsales
Observing Proprieties in Minneapolis Political Discourse
The Minneapolis Tribune notes gendered rhetoric as women enter politics. It discusses a salon manager's acceptance for a doorkeeper post and the broader implication of female candidates and a "First Lady" figure in the 1920s political landscape.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Prince” Mire
John W. Davin
the Land
American women praised by Spanish author in Paris
A famed Spanish writer who visited the United States arrives in Paris and extols American women. He claims American women tame men by fashioning culture and learning, asserts they do not know love yet make America the greatest country, and calls America a land of contradiction. The remarks center on gender roles, love, and national pride.
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Paris
United States
America
Gompers Uncommitted on Platform as Yet
Samuel Gompers, president of the AFL, en route to Washington, telegraphed that it is too early to judge the Democratic platform while the convention is still in session. He said labor’s attitude would be stated after the convention’s declarations and standard bearer are known, denying reports he criticized the platform.
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San Francisco
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Associated Press
American Federaion of Labor
Gompers
Six words to lower the coat of living says experts
A Christian Science Monitor note claims reducing conflict and work lowers living costs. Experts cite 93 percent of current US federal outlays tied to war or preparations, suggesting peace would ease prices and taxes and enable governments to run at far smaller expense.
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United States
Lodge's Keynote Speech At Convention
Benator Lodge's keynote speech described as predictable by a minor tremlden, stirring fear anger and tears but leaving no impression on the audience despite years in congress. It notes no surprise and none of the anticipated impact on the crowd.
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Lodge
Benator Lodge
Prepared for Travel Or you accept this portfolio
Bertin cabinet-maker asks about a portfolio. The cautious statesman replies uncertainly that times are unsettled and suggests awaiting better conditions before proceeding.
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Bertin
Imaginary rail study: each locomotive loses daily
A government backed six month subsidy keeps railroads afloat until September 1. An Emerson study using ICC data shows one engine loses about 84.87 dollars per day in 1919, with regional losses ranging from 77.20 to 90.36 dollars.
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H. H. Tice
Emerson Engineering Counsellors
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Irish Leaders Attack Democratic Ireland Plank
In San Francisco July 46 Eamonn De Valera and Frank P Walsh denounce the Democratic platform plank pledging recognition of the Irish republic. De Valera says the plank ignores public support for Irish freedom while Walsh calls it a weak evasion aimed at Irish votes.
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San Francisco
Democratic National Convention
Eamonn de Valera
Repubiic
Frank P. Walsh
Friends of Irish Freedom
Democratic Party
Republic of Ireland
de Valera
Wala
Iria
Auto crash near Michigan City claims life injures four
Chicago July 6 1 L Lucian of Cary was killed and four others injured two of them possibly fatally when their car was struck by a train near Michigan City Indiana on Sunday
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L. Lucian
Cary
Michigan City
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Davis Seen as Likely Choice for England in 1944 Foreign Post
London dispatch notes an editorial predicting John W. Davis as the probable nominee if a dark horse is nominated at San Francisco. The Daily News lauds Davis as a capable figure who earned Britain’s confidence through frankness and trust.
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London
San Francisco
John W. Davis
Daily News
James
Great Britain
British destroy 50 Turkish guns reported
Constantinople July 6 The Huiah expedition followed the bombardment of Lemaid by landing a force that captured and destroyed 60 Turkish pine. The four De Havilland 4 B type airplanes are prepared for the mission, fitted with Liberty engines.
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Lemaid
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Woman Cast First Pershing Vote At Frisco Rally
A Missouri woman in Frisco cast the first vote for General Pershing at a Democratic rally. Mrs Lita Mayerry of Trenton Missouri acted as delegate to the Democratic convention and explained she chose Pershing as a Fourth of July tribute to the forces in France.
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Trenton
Sioneral Pershing
Berry
France
Vermont 13 Best Suffragist Hope for Ratification
Washington July 6 Development in the final phase of the national suffrage battle centers on Vermont and Tennessee as hopes for ratification rise. Vermont Governor Clement may announce a special ratifying session this week after meeting with Senator Harding. Tennessee faces opposition from anti suffragists and two major dailies, prompting a national fund drive of 10000 dollars to aid a month long campaign.
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Vermont
Tennessee
Clement
Harding
Montpelier
Sue White
National Woman's Party
Misa White
Mins White
National Woman's Party Today
Palmer Releases His 211 Delegates in San Francisco
Auditorium San Francisco July 6 after the 18th ballot Attorney General Palmer nonconstitutionally released his delegates Palmer controlled 211 delegates. Many thought the move would shift support to McAdoo or Davis but it instead stiffened the deadlock and aided Cox the most as the Ohio governor rose in the running.
Missouri Republicans Demand Resignations From Two Leaders
Jacob L. Babler was asked to resign as national committeeman from Missouri and W. L. Cole was asked to quit as state committee chairman. The letters were sent Saturday by committees appointed at a Sedalia meeting demanding the resignations.
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St. Louis
Jacob L. Babler
Missouri
W. L. Cole
Republican State Committee
Sedalla
Big Fight Rumored in West Virginia Mines
State officials sought details on a clash near Roderfield McDowell County where three deputies were reportedly wounded. Communication with Roderfield was difficult due to ongoing issues disrupting lines.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Roderfield
McDowell County
Roderfeld Éend Willan
Elon
British parties stay silent on Ireland amid political strains
Fragmented report outlines officials' hesitation and mixed reactions to Irish question diplomacy. Mentions British government figures and a foreign policy stance, with references to American observers shaping interpretations.
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Ireland
Germany Accepts Versailles Treaty in Conference
Spa July delegates at Chateau Lafraineuse opened talks on disarmament, reparations, and war crimes trials after Chancellor Mohrenbach said Germany would accept the treaty. Lloyd George and Millerand urged formal discussion, and Germany pledged to fulfill the treaty to the limit.
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de Lacroix
Entente
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von Seeckt
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Feuzenbach
Russia and England Seek Terms in Moscow Talks
London July 6 The Herald's cor respondent in Copenhagen says Gregory Krassin is drawing to Moscow and from Liard George propose that Russian and England renounce any hostile action toward each other. The note does not mention the deviation of the Carlet government.
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Herald
Copenhagen
Gregory Krassin
Moscow
George
Russian
England
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Carlet
McAdoo Position in Nomination Debates Stir San Francisco
The piece reports on William Gibbs McAdoo's reluctance toward the presidential nomination in San Francisco and notes Mrs. McAdoo and Eleanor Wilson McAdoo weighing in. It highlights family ties and public expectations while framing the McAdoo candidacy as a controversial yet pivotal topic in the convention scene.
Four Children Injured in Sioux Falls Dynamite Blast
Four shelter children aged 2 to 13 living on a farm near Sioux Falls were injured when a lighted match ignited dynamite in a cape. They were taken to a local hospital. two are expected to lose sight in one eye each.
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Siouxs Fath Hospital
Two Men Fatally Hurt When Train Hits Truck
Two men were fatally injured when a Bidwell road crew truck was struck by a train near Madison County. One man died from a broken neck, another named Erickson Tino died in the incident. A third man in the truck escaped by jumping, with the vehicle demolished and thrown about ten feet.
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Erickson Tino
Matt
Bidwell
Tle
Parole Decision Shrouded in Conflict Over General Lucas
London July report claims Brigadier General Lucas was detained during a tension filled trip by Luke Jindingaich and Melina. Captivity, terms, and possible return conditions are unclear amid pirate threats and a proposed vow to reinstate Lucas to a position if freed.
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Luke Jindingaich
Melina
Lucas
Deadlock dominates Democratic fight as White House stays quiet
The article describes bitter factionalism among McAdoo Cox and Palmer camps amid a party deadlock. It notes White House restraint to avoid dictating the nomination and reports Kansas and Ohio delegations leaning McAdoo while Cox seeks new momentum.
Eight Die In Oklahoma Train Wreck Near Atoka Yards
A Missouri freight train collided with a carnival company's special at Atoka yards near McAlester Oklahoma killing eight and injuring twelve others, some fatally, while several sustained minor injuries.
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Duty
Mieke Pera
Missouri, Kany & Exon
Carnival Company
Atoka Yards
Here
Reed Back in Kansas City After Convention Stop
Senator James A. Reed arrived in Kansas City on July 6 after failing to secure a Democratic National Convention delegation seat in San Francisco. He was greeted by a large crowd at Union Station and escorted by parade to the convention hall for a speaking engagement as the principal open tour.
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James A. Road
San Francisco
United States Army Air Service Plans New York Nome Flight
The War Department announced that a round trip from New York City to Nome Alaska and back, totaling about 6050 miles, will be granted on July 15. The mission aims to test feasibility of continental air routes to aid national growth and economic development.
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New York City
Nome Abaha
United States Army Air Airvice
War Department
Cannot Praise this Remedy too Highly
A letter from Mrs. Charlie Taylor of Dillon City extols PE-RU-NA as a cure for catarrh and digestive troubles. She recounts relief from half a bottle and a full recovery after twelve bottles, praising the medicine as a godsend and advising others to take it for coughs colds and stomach and bowel issues. The ad-style notice promotes PE-RU-NA in tablet or other forms and claims widespread dependent use.
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Dillon
8. C
Peru-Na
Yokubatoa Opens Language School For Japanese Youths
A new language school for Japanese youths begins in Honmekume venthy aiming to foster foreign trade. The institution offers special study in maternal languages with allied subjects included to support the program. The class numbers reach 150 pupils, signaling strong interest in the project.
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Honmekumeventhy
ISO
North Ching
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Bayer Aspirin package claims health benefits and safe use
An advertisement touts aspirin with the Bayer name on genuine Bayer tablets. It asserts decades of safe use, physician prescription, and relief for pain fever toothache and rheumatic complaints. It promotes Bayer packaging and inexpensive 1 linker tin boxes and mentions Bayer Maufacture details.
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Bayer
Milliona
Dirnggivts
Selleyer
Bayer Mianifaetire Moanooveticaeldester Af Salicwileneld.—Ady
Fragmented OCR Text Describes Complex Medical and Social Scene
The passage references a vaccine room and medical figures, with mentions of a government body, the Red Cross and student or child care terms. Many phrases are garbled, but imply a public health or hospital setting and concerns over care, safety, and governance. No clear event or outcome stands out.
Sub genus blacr noted in old text cryptic line
Fragmentary OCR reads That old blacr is sub generia with unclear surrounding letters. The readable words point to a taxonomic or linguistic note but lack context, placing the item as an obscure historical snippet.
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Geri Cote Ea
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