Convention Ballot Chaos as McAdoo Leads in Tight Split
Delegates across the convention wrestle with the unit rule and shifting loyalties as McAdoo gains ground on ballot after ballot. Florida, Montana, and Missouri swing votes while Bryan presses for Ralston and Davis clings to a residual fringe. Restless hall, pierce of cheers, and tactical conferences mark a protracted, uncertain roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Walsh
Montana. Co
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
McAdoo
Mississippi
John W. Davis
Wyoming
Robinson
Glass
Florida
William J. ‘Bryan
Smith
Walsh
Bryan
John
Cooper, Jr
Jacksonville
Cooper
Gilchrist
Underwood
Woodrow Wilson
William J. Bryan
Bruce Kremer
Montana
William ‘J. Bryan
Colorado
Illinois
Jonathan Vis
Copeland
Michigan
Davis
Missouri
McAdao
Nebraska
Lee Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Teri
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Reading Blerks
P. Je Haltigan
William Jennings Bryan
North Carolina
Navy
Daniels
Morrison
Max Gardner
Kentucky
H. R. Prewitt
Mount Sterling
Alben W. Barkley
Delaware
Saulsbury
Smith and Davis
West Virginia
Georgia
Tool
Atlee Pomeréne
Ohio
Py Ralston
Minnesota
Ralston
Lonvention Hall
William ‘Jennings Bryan
Baldwin News highlights and travels of locals
Baldwin news lists residents leaving for Lincoln Nebraska Cascade Colorado and Chicago for visits and moves. Local families and ministers attend Kansas Methodist conference with many guests, birthdays anniversaries and a large church gathering noted.
North Carolina Attorney General Defines Delegation Time Limit
A telegraphic message from the North Carolina attorney general states his opinion that the delegation is bound only for a reasonable time. The statement suggests a flexible duration tied to perceived necessity and leaves room for future adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Corn Market Weakens After Early Jump in Chicago
Chicago traders saw corn prices drop from intraday highs as profit taking and better weather pared gains after a sharp opening rally driven by a 75.6 crop condition claim. July and September futures eased, while oats, wheat, and livestock quotes also showed mixed movement amid overall market sag.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices and market notes from Kansas City Paris
Market notes report grain and livestock prices in Kansas City and Paris with bid and asked levels for cash wheat and corn, and hay and dairy values. It notes unchanged eggs butter and poultry prices, and describes a wreath placed on the Unknown Soldier's tomb in Paris by General Pershing with General Gouraud observing a guard of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaheas
Kansas City
Paris
American Battle Monument Commission
Pershing
Gouraud
Celebration at Clearfield Picnic and Ice Cream Social
An all day picnic near Clearfield on July 4 hosted by the Sunday school at John Sturm grove, 1 mile south. A cafe teria supper with meat sandwiches, baked beans, pies, and drinks, plus ice cream donated if delivered by 11 a.m. Entertainment under committee supervision. Bring baskets and join neighbors for a day of celebration. Ice cream social Tuesday evening July 1903 at 8 o'clock by the C. E. society of Second Presbyterian church. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Hedges
Lincoln
Nebraska
Opal Benjamin Kline
Osman G.’ Markham
Virginia
Cascade
Colorado
Markham
Chicago
Baldwin
Gust
Methodist Book Concern
George Marquardt
Ruth
Ada May
Carlton
Bison
Winters
Gorrill
Iss Helen “Harshbarger
Robert Gorrill
Lawrence
Baldwin Friends
Luther Taylor
Elizabeth
Wilbur
Dorothy
Hugh Vincent Allison
Gayle Borneo Davis
Topeka
Borneo
Gayle
R. F. Wilson
Chapel Street
Frances
China
Willard Garrett
John T. Ayers
Jacksonville
Iinois
Meta Munroe
Munroe
Wisconsin
William M. Balch
Thikoria
Donothy
Kansas City
School of Religious Education
Theology
C. W. Baiey
Clearfield
John Sturm
Ala
C. E. Society of
Second Presbyterian Church
Lovejoy seeks justice of the peace on Republican ticket
0 Lovejoy of 1325 Kentucky street announces candidacy for justice of the peace. He once served six years in Atwood Kansas and was in office during the Dewey murder case in 1903. A Lawrence real estate man for 17 years, he aided blind lawyer A C Wilson by reading law to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovejoy
Kentucky Street
Justice of the’ Peace
Atwood
Kansas
Dewey
Lawrence
A. C. Wilson
Fifteen In County Jail and June Marriages Rise
Fifteen prisoners are in the county jail with nine awaiting county sentences and six as government prisoners. This June saw more marriages in Douglas county with Probate Judge Merger reporting higher nuptials than last year. Judge Menger presided over thirty-one of sixty-seven June licenses. Frank Morse was fined ten dollars for speeding after being taken into custody by a police officer. Fireworks offered at Westfall Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Menger
Frank Morse
Cieres
Westfall
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Stratton
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Charles Bryan
William’ Jennings Bryan
Wiliam J
Charles’ W. Bryan
William "Jennings Bryan
Baldwin News
F. L. Waldorf
The
Methodist Church
Bishop Waldorf
Cameron
John Marshall
Thomas A. Bians
Lake Tchad
Central Africa
Rankin's Drug Store
Mass
Marke
Wall Street
New York
Livestocn
U. & Department of ‘Agriculture
Idaho
Texas
Grain
Kansas City Hay Market
Timothy No. A
Palm Beach
Justice OF the Peace
Rankin’s Drug Store
Bangkoks
Panama
Balibuntals
Skofstads
Mare
FISK
Goodyear
Firestone
Goodrich
Carter Tire & Battery
Compan Calne
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
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