Democratic Nomination Scene in Kansas City from Bryan to Stevenson
Amid parade and fervent crowd scenes in Kansas City, the Democratic convention moved from Bryan’s nomination and platform debates to selecting Adlai E Stevenson as vice presidential candidate. Delegates, after intense discussion on the 16 to 1 silver ratio, finally rallied to Stevenson with New York’s Hill and Towne of Minnesota among speakers and supporters.
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Sas City
William J
Howe
David B
Thomas
Colorado
James D.rison
Exton
Senones
Arkansas
Mett
Nebraska
Metcalf
Bryan
Girard Ofia
R. van Wyck
New York
McKinley
Wolcott
United States Senate
George Fred Wiliams
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Newlands
Nevada
Stone
Missouri
Ball
Gorman
Maryland
Rawlins
Utah
Gibbons
Florida
Blackman
Louisiana
Chicago
Kansas City
Platform Committee
Alabama
Oldham
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Senator White
California
Senator Hill
Hill
Daniel
Virginia
Pattison
Pennsylvania
East
McMillin
Tennessee
Hawaii
John H. Wise
Richardson
Adlai
Stevenson
Williams
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Union
Connecticut
Minnesota
Rosing
Charles A. Towne
Northwest
Towne
Delaware
Thomas F. Grady
Grady
Empire State
David B. Hill
Democratic Party of
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Hin
Smith
Danforth
Hogg
Carr
Patrick
Washington
North Carolina
Alaska
Tillman
South Carolina
Russians Lost After Long March To Pekin
London reports no word for twenty four days from a Russian force of three thousand that departed Tien Tsin for Pekin on June eleven. Descriptions say eastern Pekin area filled with corpses, and fighting near Tien Tsin on June thirtieth. German authorities offered taels for delivering any foreigner held in Pekin to a German magistrate.
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London
Che Foo
the Express
Tien-Tsin
Pekin
Emperor William
Shan Tung
David Brothers
Colorado
Frantic Appeals for News From Pekin
Washington July 6 The State Department awaits news from Pekin as relatives plead for fate details of people at the U S legation. Secretary Root and Secretary Hay discuss intensified troop dispatch to Nag i in readiness for Chinese or Philippine service. A quoted quip about paying a man to straighten a desk contrasts with concerns over postage stamp losses amid crowded papers.
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Washington
State Department
Pekin
United States Legation
Department
Root
Hay
China
Nagi
Colorado farming notes on creameries and orchards
Eight new creameries and three cheese factories have opened in Colorado within six months, in towns including Elizabeth Case Amo Louisville Fowler Arvada Colburn and Amity Salvation Army plant. The piece covers thinning fruit irrigation water management and rising cattle prices alongside standardized New Mexico fruit boxes and moth control bands in Colorado orchards.
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Colorado
Elizabeth
Case
Amo
Louisville
Fowler
Arvada
Colburn
Amity
Salvation Army
Listed Corn Cultivation Method Endorsed by Experts
The piece explains listing corn using a trenching machine that drops seed into damp soil and allows gradual cultivation to fill the trench. Agri Department experts say no prior plowing is needed, and the soil is restored to normal level as cultivation ends, a practice used mainly in dry areas and some corn belts.
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Agricultural Department
Great Corn Belt
United States
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