Democratic Rally Demonstration Turns Violent at League Deliberations
The scene features a chaotic demonstration at a party gathering with Virginia and other delegates clashing as standards are carried to the platform. Police clear aisles while Kramer and Cummings address the crowd. the event includes chants against the Republican party and praise for Democratic actions like the federal trade commission.
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San Peantisco
San Ancle
Sam
Nvtione Orter
Brice Kram
Wilson
Tannese
Oregon
Texas
Arizona
Wyoming
Arkansas
Virginia
Kramer
Rostem
League of Nations
Virginiana
Republican Party
Harding
Cummings
Berore
Waithie
Curuimings
Ireland
Democratic Congress
Time zones twist convention news in San Francisco
A dispatch from San Francisco explains how the time difference with New York and Chicago affects convention schedules. Delegates face noon openings, delayed news, and altered daily rhythms as stock markets and sessions shift across zones.
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Pelwee Lwo
New York
San Fransisco
Meberly
Rocky
Chicago
San Francisco
Walli Street
San Frannaiaco
Che Gyenhig
Bradshaw Denounces Reed Rejection
San Francisco June 28 Tas Bradshaw alternate for the fifth Missouri district sent a telegram from Kansas City declaring he would not take Reed’s seat. Reed was ejected by the Missouri state convention a move started Saturday by the national committee. He called the ejection a damnable outrage.
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San Francisco
Tas, Bradshaw
Missouri
Kansas City
Jas. A."reed
National Committee
Reed
McAdoo Cummings Delivers Keynote at Democratic Rally
Temporary chairman Honey Cummings opens the Democratic National Convention keynote praising Wilson era gains and denouncing the GOP. He condemns the League of Nations as biased and warns Republican reservationists and those seeking a separate peace with Germany. He credits U S patriotism and the Wilson administration for WWI outcomes and urges unity to defend America’s record.
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Sancre Lucisco
Pevce
Nations
Cummings
Germany
Khow
Mexico
Russia
Turkey
United States of America
Senate
Wilson
Congress
White House
Cimmings
Woodrow Wiiaon
Cuntillings
Piaé
Aeeks
Cummings Attacks Republican Probes and War Efforts
In a combative speech, H. S. Cummings denounces Republican investigations as partisan and claims Democratic officials faced no charges. He asserts the war probe exposed graft and that Chicago’s meeting resembled an auction. He criticizes the cost of the war and asserts democracy’s lack of preparedness for war.
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Clennese
America
Truman Newberry
Michigan
Cantra
Senate
Cummings
Republican Party
Chicago
Cabinet Officers Back McAdoo Amid Convention Push
San Francisco reports say cabinet members including Postmaster General Burlison Secretary Colby and Secretary Meredith publicly backed former Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo as Democratic convention moves ahead. White House aides sought denial while Tammany Hall signals and Bryan remarks hint at broader support amid pro wet anti Cox maneuvering.
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San Francisco
William G. McAdoo
L Treasury
Wilson
McAdoo
A. Mitchell Palmer
White House
Onfoan
Charles F. Murphy
Cox
New York Alliance
Edwards
Murphy
New York
Palmer
William J. Bryan
Bena
Robert N. Owen
Owen
Ahron
Pete
Ohio
Democratic Derby Entrants Highlight 1920s Nominees
San Francisco report lists horse named candidates and nominators for the Democratic Derby with figures such as William G. McAdoo Burris Jenkins James M Coy and others. Includes John Bigelow Charles O’Brien D. H. Hayden Linebaugh and Carter Glasy among possible dark horses and fringe names.
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San Francisco
Light
Dart
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Burris Jenkins
Kansas City Post
James M. Coy
Olo
Supreme Court
James C. Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
A. Mitchell Paluer
John Bigelow
Pennsylvania
Edward JT. Howards
New Jersey
Charles , X. O'Brien
Jersey City
Robert Ll. Owen
Oklahoma
D. H. Hayden- Linebaugh
Muskogee
Okla
Tite James W. Gerard
Germany
G. Cherry
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
A. C. Shallenberger
Alma
KE. T. Meredith
Agricultres
Claude Porter
Iowa
Carter Glasy
Virginia
John’ W. Pavix
United
England
F. ML. Simmons
North Carolina
Water Bond Luncheon At Noon For City Progress
Citizens gathered at the noon luncheon to discuss the water plant proposition and its swift funding. W P Cave presided as George Morris praised Moberly as a growing city and urged support for the sixty million dollar hard surfaced roads bond. Hanson of Smith Marriott mines noted a ready investment of 65 000 in equipment to aid coal supply, praising Moberly’s growth and promising local cooperation.
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W. PF. Cave
George Morris
Clifton Hai Rustler
Morris
Moberly
Hanson
Smith-Marriott Mines
Roosevelt A Faker And Harding’s Paper Says
Marion Ohio June 28 reports Warren G Harding’s paper the Marion Daily Star quotes the Star newspaper files to label Theodore Roosevelt as utterly without conscience and a taker of power likening him to Benedict Arnold. It also criticizes Hiram Johnson as a taker and blackguard and discusses Roosevelt’s 1912 campaign tactics, primary fights, and alleged Wall Street influence.
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Warren G. Harding
Marion
Harding
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Star
Roosevelt
Tribune
Benedict Arnold
Hiram
Johnson
Taft
Wilson
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Wall Street
Perkins
Aaron Burr
Cal. Roosevelt
Urmont Bitters
Bull Moose
George W. Perkins
Stem, Harvester, and ‘Tobacco Trusts
White
Dionowes
Denmark
Jonte
Dr. Cook
Dechy
Bull Roosevelt
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H. S. Cummings
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Perkinses
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