Bryan Chooses Mack to Lead Democratic Committee
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Chicago to appoint officers of the Democratic National Committee for his third White House bid. He backed Mack for Chair, while factions led to a negotiated harmony with Murphy and Conners. Mack pledged a nationwide, organized campaign with headquarters in Chicago and New York, and a new publicity committee under Henry Watterson was formed.
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Oklahoma
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Iowa
T. E. Ryan
Wisconsin
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Ohio
Kentucky
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
W. J. Conners
New York State Democratic Committee
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Erie County
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New York
Hall
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Bryen
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Norman FE. Mack
Murphy and Conners
New York State
New York City
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Col. Watterson
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Burlington
Union Station
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Roger C. Sullivan
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Robert F. Rose
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Saratoga weekend trips include all expenses at 25 hotels
Leave New York Friday noon for a two night stay and return Monday. Packages cover all expenses with choice of twenty five hotels. See agents New York Central or Delaware & Hudson RR. R. Telephone 5010 Madison or 6688-18th St. Adv.
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Madison
18Th St
Riot and arrest at Brighton Beach race track shocks crowds
A single arrest for violating the anti-betting law at the Brighton Beach track sparked a near riot as Charles Beihan aka Sig Rosenfeld resisted capture. Deputies from Kings County and local police fought to detain him while crowds surged, Beihan allegedly aided by a program with bet records before being removed from the grounds.
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Brighton Beach
Brighton
Coney Island
Charles Beihan
Sig Rosenfeld
Sheriff Hobley
Kings County
Beihan
New York
Charles D. Kendall
Kendall
Thomas Biggert
Rockefelleresque Land Purchases Expand Greenwich Estate
William G. Rockefeller has bought two adjoining parcels near his 400 acre Greenwich estate. One parcel came from the Husted estate ending woodland and a stream. the other from Oliver D. Mead adds 42 acres east of Zoceheus Mead's Lane. The expanded grounds include a deer park, kennels, a trotting park, and scenic views of Long Island Sound. Percy Rockefeller has built a marble residence on his brother’s land with adjoining property allocated from William G. Rockefeller.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
William G. Rockefeller
Husted
Oliver D. Mead
Greenwich National Bank
Zoceheus Mead
George Lauder, Jr
Andrew Carnegie
Rockefeller
Long Island Sound
Rockefeller Kennels
Joe Lewis
Percy Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
William G
Southwest Prospering Across Missouri and West
Surveys from Missouri and 11 other states show resumed activity across financial industrial mercantile and agricultural sectors with prospects for the rest of the year rising. Kansas stands out as the only state not reporting improvement and the St Louis district recalls about 17000 workers as manufacturing and commerce regain momentum.
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Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
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Louiisiana
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Jwork
Hazing Probe At West Point Intensifies With Board
A Howze board led by West Point Commandant Col Robert Howze continues daily, as officials deny reports of 12 cadets under arrest. eight cadets were sent home and may face dismissal under 1941 law, amid calls for strict enforcement of hazing prohibitions.
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Annapolis
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Col. Scott
Bankers Condemn Bryan on Banking Plan
Colorado Springs bankers condemn William J. Bryan's banking ideas in resolutions from their annual session. They oppose his proposal for government guarantees of deposits in national banks calling it the worst form of class legislation.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Colorado Bankers’ Association
William J. Bryan
Ady Schedules Rail Service Note On Page Eleven
The New Jersey Central timetable is cited with page reference to Philadelphia hourly service during the two hour window. The notice emphasizes the schedule as satisfying the most demanding timetable needs and mentions Ady.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey Central
President Upholds Cadets Dismissals for Insubordination
West Point hazing cases prompt President approval of dismissal after eight cadets defied Col. Scott and sought influence from the War Secretary and Congress. Three cadets remain in Washington awaiting fate while others have returned home. The group argues hazing was a necessary evil and hopes reinstatement via congressional action.
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West Point
Oliver
Wright
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Academy
Congress
Senator Dick
Prentice Invites Gross Cup In Williamsown Dinner
Pittsfield Mass July 25 E Parmalee Prentice son in law of John D Rockefeller plans a Williams town dinner for Judge Peter S Grosscup of the United States Court of Appeals joined by Attorney General Bonaparte and ex Judge Henry W Bishop. The guest list ties to the Rockefeller empire and the federal prosecution and reversal that drew Roosevelt ire. Bonaparte may not attend as he is in Lenox.
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Pittsfield
Mass
E. Parmalee Prentice
John D. Rockefeller
Williamstown
Ile
Bonaparte
Henry W. Bishop
Chicago
Peter S. Grosscup
United States Court of Appeals
Bishop
Federal Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Lenox
Prentice
Judge Bishop
Judge Grosscup
New York
Calls Grosscup Names
A series of scurrilous letters to Federal building authorities denouncing Judge Peter 5 Grosscup have been halted in the mails. A Post Office investigation into authorship has begun, with Inspector Stuart and others leading the probe as Grosscup is in New York.
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New York Times
Chicago
Peter 5
Grosscup
Post Office
United States Court of Appeals
K. M. Landis
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
New York
Stuart
Eddy Stops Daily Rides Quietly Cites Higher Duties
In Boston on July 25 Mary Baker G Eddy announces she will stop her daily carriage rides near her home. A letter exchange with Christian Science student Ella FE Williams reveals Eddy will now ride only when home demands are not imperative and she urges attention to spiritual rather than material life.
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Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Ella FE. Williams
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Ella E. Williams
Policeman Shot Dead in Jersey City
Patrolman John Lane was mortally wounded by Gustav Larsen, a basement janitor at 204 Ninth Street, who fired as Lane entered to arrest him. Larsen fled but was captured amid a street confrontation. Lane, 34, leaves a wife and one child with uncertain prognosis.
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John Lane
Jersey City
Gustav Larsen
Ninth Street
Larsen
Seventh Street
Lane
Frank Hague
Grove Street
Hague
James Kiernan
Edward Darcy
Latest Shipping News From London to Sandy Hook Fleet
Wireless telegraph reports the steamer Minneapolis 670 miles east of Sandy Hook at 8 PM last night. She is due at her pier about 5 PM Monday, incoming from London with the latest shipping news.
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Minneapolis
London
Sipreen Wireless
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Hook
Pictorial and Sectional Contents of Today's Issue
The issue outlines the newspaper's sections including Pictorial News Special Cable News Sporting Magazine Resort and Society and a Presidential Campaign Map feature for reader orientation.
Protos Expected in Paris Today From German Crew
Report from Berlin notes a German crew called Protos arriving in Paris today while another item says Thomas’s pursuit fails. An American car crossed the Russian frontier a day later than earlier Berlin reports.
POSITION OF THE NEW YORK TO PARIS RACERS
A historical racing update shows the 165th day of the New York to Paris race with positions and distances. notes from various legs include Vladivostok to Harbin and Tomsk to Moscow routes, listing miles covered and times reported. The table references numerous cities such as Protos, Ax, la Chapelle, Eydtkuhren, Simulated distances, and total mileage toward Paris.
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la Chapelle
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Vladivostok
Hhrt
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Viatka
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Chita
Kasan
Yverkhnievu
Nijni Ter Dinsk
Gorod
Missovala- Oe
Moscow
Irkutsk
Vishni
Kansk
Otschok
Ee Paige
Kovno
Kainsk
Serlin
Omsk
Paria
Protos Car Passes Aix-la-Chapelle In World Race
News from Paris reports the Protos car in the New York to Paris race has passed Aix-la-Chapelle and is expected to reach Paris tomorrow. The first car to arrive in the around the world contest draws great interest in Paris.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Protos
New York
Aix-la- Chapelle
American car at Russian frontiers halts near Berlin chase to Paris
The American Thomas car did not cross into Russia until six p.m. as Berlin fears Koeppen may reach Paris first. Koeppen races toward Liege after a stop at Cologne with a 450 mile burst in twenty four hours. Enthusiastic crowds greet Koeppen at Cologne and Aix la Chapelle as the chase intensifies toward Paris.
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Thomas
Paris
Koeppen
Eydtkuhnen
Zeitung Am Mittag
Lieut
Aix-la- Chapelle
Liege
France
Belgium
Zeitung
Mittag
Cologne
Cologne Automobile Club
Opladen
Canoe Swept Over Dam In Lancaster Flood
In Lancaster Pennsylvania today C D Herr of Lancaster and S M Dietz of Mechanicsburg ventured out in a light canoe as Conestoga Creek rose fifteen feet over its banks. The craft was carried over a dam near Ranch's Mills and Herr drowned while Dietz was rescued. Heavy rains and high water have damaged bridges and caused farm losses.
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Lancaster
Penn
Dewey's Wines Express Shipping Ad
Advertisement for Dewey & Sons Co offering express or freight shipping of wines nationwide from 138 Fulton Street New York encouraging customers not to be without Dewey's wines.
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Dewey's
Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton St
New York
Chicago census shows population rise to 1 922 336
The Chicago Board of Education announced the quadrennial school census total of 1 922 336 residents. Four years earlier the count was 1 716 144, indicating an increase of over 50 000 persons per year in the city population.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Stevenson Enters Illinois Governor Race as Democrat
Adlai E. Stevenson, former Vice President, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Governor of Illinois. The Bloomington UK report notes the formal declaration occurred tonight.
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Adlai FE .Stevenson
United States
Ilinois
Young Mallory Under Knife In Greenwich Hospital
Robert Mallory, fifteen and 200 pounds, underwent an appendicitis operation at Greenwich General Hospital. Dr Erdman of New York City led the procedure with Greenwich doctors A W Kiem and J A Clarke assisting. He is recovering and expected to be well soon.
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News York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Robert Mallory
The
Mallory Steamship Company
Bryam Shore
Greenwich General Hospital
Erdman
New York City
A. W. Kiem
J. A. Clarke
Arrest at the Waldorf A youth charged with passing a counterfeit check
Fart Mealy twenty three from Cleveland Ohio was arrested in the Waldorf Astoria lobby. He faces a charge of passing a worthless $46 check drawn on the First National Bank of Trenton and signed by Charles A Roebling. Police say eighteen blank checks were found on the prisoner.
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George Carlisle
Mealy
Bryan Clause in Greer Special
Loganport Indiana July 25 Officials of Western Motor Works ponder a 15000 engine order with a Bryan election clause allowing the buyer to cancel if Bryan is elected. The big East firm is unnamed. Democrats and bar associations react, warning of corporate pressure to defeat Bryan.
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Newe York Times
Logansport
Ind
Western Motor Works
William Jennings Bryan
F. B. Wilkinson
Gryan
Trades Assembly
Bullinger Sells Riverside Estate to Jacob Langeleth
Edwin W. Bullinger publishes Bullinger's Guide sells a 37 acre Riverside Sound property near the Riverside Yacht Club in Greenwich Connecticut to Jacob Langeleth of 784 Fifth Avenue for 150000. Down payment 14000, balance 185400 due November 2 at deed transfer. Includes residence barn garage and servants quarters. Locals hope the buyer subdivides and develops the land.
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Greenwich
Conn
Edwin W. Bullinger
Bullinger
Riverside
Langeleth
Wiggin Resigns as New Haven Road Bridges Chief
E. W. Wiggin head of the bridges department at New Haven Road resigns without stated reason. The move follows inquiries into the Greenwich White Mountain Express wreck and the resignation was submitted to President Mellen. F. G. Irwin of New Haven city appointed as Wiggin’s successor.
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Newey
York Times
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Road
E. W. Wiggin
Department of Bridges
Greenwich
Mellen
Stockbridge
Wiggin
F. G. Irwin
McHenry
Thaw seeks new attorney in bid to appeal Matteawan ruling
Harry K Thaw in Poughkeepsie Jail seeks substitution of his lawyer for the appeal from Special Term decision recommitting him to Matteawan Asylum for Insane Criminals. He asks A Russell Peabody replace Robert Graham of Newburg and faces a fee dispute over 2900 from Graham. Justice Tompkins will decide tomorrow.
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Poughkeepsie
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Matteawan Asylum
Tompkins
White Plains
Thaw
A. Russell Peabody
Robert Graham
Newburg
Morschaus
Hughes Faces Fight From Party Leaders
President takes a hand as Woodruff is summoned to confer on Hughes's statement. Rumors say Republicans will oppose renomination of Gov. Hughes, aiming to block his ticket before the state convention. Roosevelt's stance may shift the balance, with Wadsworth seen as top gubernatorial contender if the machine backs him.
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Tait
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James W. Wadsworth
Treasury
George B. Cortelyou
Up State
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Edward Lauterbach
Dian
President Roosevelt counsels Woodruff on Hughes renomination
In Oyster Bay New York on July 25 President Roosevelt showed strong interest in Governor Hughes's offer to seek renomination for next fall He was to confer with Timothy Woodruff chairman of the Republican State Committee and with George R Sheldon treasurer of the Republican National Committee Roosevelt plans to discuss the Hughes candidacy and policy contributions including a Bryan style program for small donations.
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Oyster Bay
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Gov. Hughes
Timothy Woodruff
Republican Sidte Committee
Woodruff
Taft
New York State
George R. Sheldon
Bryan
Barnes to Oppose Hughes in New York Gubernatorial Race
William Barnes Jr of Albany plans to oppose Gov. Hughes's renomination in New York. He doubts Hughes could win if renominated and will return home from Nantucket after two weeks. Barnes spoke on the steamer from New Bedford en route to his summer home.
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Oak Bluffs
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William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Hughes
New York
Nantucket
Barnes
New Bedford
Gov. Hughes
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