McCarren Faces Setback as Subcommittee Rules
In Denver on July 6 the Democratic National Committee’s subcommittee halted Senator Patrick H. McCarren’s bid to seat Brooklyn delegates. McCarren argued the Coler delegation’s certificates were irregular and vowed to press the fight before the full Credentials Committee. The panel, after brief chaos, ruled on the certificates and the full committee later sustained the McCarren contest findings.
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Democratic National Committee Resolves Most Contests
Denver July 6 The Democratic National Committee disposed of most contests, leaving Pennsylvania and Idaho to tomorrow. Seventy six seats from Illinois New York Pennsylvania Idaho Ohio and DC were decided by six sub committees with four reporting today. Key outcomes included Roger Sullivan winning Illinois and Ohio Nineteenth District Tom L Johnson prevailing after sub committee defeat in Ohio and Howley of Philadelphia sustaining a seat despite “Irvin Party” affiliation.
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Convention’s Lighter Side At Denver Convention
At the Denver convention a NY State Senator mocked the crowd predicting more bandits than honest men. Delegates teased about Douglas’ vice presidential chances while humorous mishaps included a thief on a special train, Culkin losing two $160 bills, and jokes about Oklahoma politicians. A misheard intro joke for Gov Folk sparked laughs, and chatter named William Connors as a potential vice president candidate.
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Bell Dashes to Denver on Handcar Amid Lincoln Floods
Theodore A. Bell temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention travels from Lincoln to Denver by handcar and special train after heavy rains flood Lincoln. He meets Bryan only briefly to discuss platform questions and campaign contributions publicity. Bell arrives in Belleville after transfers, continuing toward Denver while Lincoln endures its worst flood in history.
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Heat Fatalities Reported in City and Brooklyn
A mass heat wave caused multiple deaths and many prostrations across Manhattan Brooklyn and Yonkers. Names ages and addresses of victims and their hospital outcomes listed, with several workers and residents from diverse boroughs noted as overcome or dying from the heat.
Italian Black Hand raid nets Virzi and saloon arrests
Police say Virzi and fellow Sicilian Erasimo Riccobono tied to a string of bombings in Italian tenements. Raid on Virzi’s East Eleventh Street flat found a book with diagrams, 800 cartridge shells, and Black Hand letters. Galloping arrests followed at Gandolfo’s Eleventh Street saloon as detectives dismantle a hidden network.
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Palizzolo Focuses on War On Black Hand Meeting
Rafael Palizzolo, former Italian Chamber deputy, addresses a public meeting about the war against the Black Hand. The speech outlines strategies and calls for unity among Italian authorities and citizens.
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Think He’s Bomb Thrower Giuseppi Assointe Sentenced
Giuseppi Assointe of 224 Elizabeth Street was sentenced to six months in the workhouse by Magistrate Wahle in the Jefferson Market Court for vagrancy. Detectives allege he aided in the bomb that damaged the macaroni factory of Antonio Barbero at 323 East Seventy fourth Street on July. Barbero identified Assointe as the man seen near his shop before the blast, though Barbero later denied harm. Assointe had been held on an affidavit accusing complicity in the Fast Seventy-fourth Street bombing.
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Chautauqua Democrats Reject Heffernan Nomination
At a Jamestown meeting the Chautauqua County Democratic Committee adopts resolutions denouncing the State Convention action naming a new State Committee and declares it will not recognize Thomas Heffernan as the district's State Committeeman.
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Revolving Bayside House Designed by Jeweler Reiman
William Reiman a jeweler at 328 Fifth Avenue has plans by Clarence True for a revolving house at Bayside L I on a turntable powered by electricity. The home will rotate to adjust sun and breeze with bells signaling entry or exit and no fixed front or back yard. Construction starts this summer with completion expected by fall at a site overlooking Little Neck Bay and the Sound.
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