Parker and Davis Head the Ticket
At the St Louis Democratic National Convention Parker of New York won the presidential nomination on the first ballot. Davis of West Virginia secured the vice presidential nomination on the first ballot after extended debate and a long session. The convention adjourned amid loud cheers and renewed enthusiasm.
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Parker Will Help Open Democratic Campaign From Housatp
The return of William I. Sheehan from the St. Louis convention signals the start of the democratic campaign to be run largely from Hsopus New York. Plans are unsettled but Parker likely to stay at Rosemont through summer and fall advising on key questions. He will personally reply to congratulatory telegrams and messages after spending several hours on the task.
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Kansas Flood Situation Improves on Douglas Avenue
Wichita July 11 reports a marked improvement in the flood situation as muddy water recedes from most business houses on Douglas Avenue.
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Gal laugher perjury case moves to Iowa County
The Gal laugher perjury case will go to Iowa County after Judge Byington granted the change of venue this morning. The court declared Johnson county jurisdiction no longer appropriate.
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Democratic Platform Emphasizes Reform and Civil Liberty
The platform from St. Louis pledges devotion to constitutional government, civil service reform, and economy. It denounces Republican methods, pushes tariff revision, stronger anti trust measures, direct Senate elections, and territorial statehood while urging fair treatment of citizens worldwide and expansive commerce.
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Quiet hotel tale and dairy notes from lingering text
A Chicago hotel scene portrays a guest seeking a quiet room amid housecleaning noise and theater crowds. The clerk promises calm, while discussions reveal basement bowling, late ragtime, and nightly noises. The piece then shifts to dairy tips urging discarded rusty milk cans and safe storage to boost calf growth and milk quality.
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Crop Conditions Droughts and Cool Weather Hit Wheat
Washington reports show unseasonably cool weather in the Missouri Valley and upper Midwest with heavy rains hindering cultivation and harvesting in the lower Missouri and central Mississippi valleys. Drought persists in Washington, Oregon coast districts, and southern plateaus while corn and spring wheat face rust, mold, or dry weather impacts across various regions.
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Toledo M ayor Samuel M Jones Dies After Illness
Samuel M Jones known as Golden Rule Jones died in Toledo Ohio from an abscessed lung after months of asthma. He faced political battles but won broad public support and will be succeeded by Robert Finch. He founded the Golden Rule factory and became a national figure for reform. Funeral services planned at Memorial Hall and the family residence.
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Local Farmers Shoot Burglary Suspect in Alabama
Tony and Jacob Martin farmers five miles east of Planagian Alabama shoot and kill Berry Myers a Gas City Indiana burglarizing their farm and outbuildings on July 12 authorities report the two men defended their property during the break in.
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