Democratic candidates jockey for delegates in Baltimore convention
Four leaders Clark Wilson Harmon and Underwood have ground troops on site to sway uninstructed delegates, aiming to avoid a first ballot majority while party leaders seek to shape a suitable temporary chairman and coalition. Lawyers and politicians from McCombs to Murphy weigh options as Bryan stirs speculation of a split.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Gov
Harmon
Representative Underwood
Charles F. Murphy
Alton B. Parker
Ollie James
William . Jennings. Bryan
Judge Parker
Bryan
Parker
Mack
Roger C. Sylvan
Thomas ‘Taggart
Urey Woodson
Wade
Parkers
W. F. McCombs
Wilson
Hugh JL. Nichols
Ohio
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Underwood
Senator Stone
Missouri
Clark
Washington
Col
John W. Clifton
Junie Pence
District of Columbia
Pence
Colorado
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maine
Cannon
Peyne
Aldrich
Taft
White House
Veel
New England
Alexander and Dickinson
Wallace Bassford
Stone
McCombs
Ie Andere
Ben
We Conser Toe Caeehee
Gaynor Boom Spreads as Cantor Returns From Baltimore
Borough President Cantor arrives with Gaynor buttons and plans to bring two carloads of supporters back to Baltimore. He says New York Democrats are undecided while praising Mayor Gaynor as a strong national figure. Cantor dodges talk of coalitions or machine politics.
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Eormer
Jacob A. Cantor
Baltimore
Cantor
Gaynor
Broad Exchange
New York
New York State
Charles F. Murphy
Sullivan
Illinois
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Ase Gayner
Ae Eny
Gayner
May
Indicted for Patent Medicine Endorsement in Collier’s
The New York Times reports Collier's Weekly will publish an attack on Champ Clark linking him to a patent medicine endorsement with Hearst. It quotes Clark praising Electric Bitters, and discusses the political implications for Clark and Hearst in the current campaign.
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New York Times
Washington
Collier's Weekly
Champ Clark
Champ ‘Clark
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Clark
Foundation
Missouri
Handley, Durggist
Collier’s
Garland
Texas
Civil Service’ Commission
Cleveland
Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Cuba
America
the Weekly
Chimp Clark
Bassford
Underwood to Name Bankhead at Baltimore Convention
Washington June 18. At a luncheon by Oscar W. Underwood Senator Bankhead and William Bankhead son of Senator Bankhead were chosen to present the Alabama nomination at the Baltimore Convention. Underwood said the selection would honor both himself and Alabama though Representative Heflin had hoped to deliver the nominating speech. The Bankhead family and St O'Neal were among Alabama figures mentioned in the discussion.
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New York Times
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Bankhead
William Bankhead
Jasper
Ala
Young
Tnnderwood
Baltimore
Underwood
Alabama
Thomas Heflin
Roosevelt Campaign Hubs Stay Open Through Election Week
Roosevelt headquarters on the twenty fourth floor of the Metropolitan Tower remain open regardless of election results. Duell, leading New York Roosevelt forces, stays in Chicago with a small office staff handling routine work. Wilson offices at 42 Broadway closed. Vick heads to Baltimore with the staff. McCombs moves to Baltimore to join Pence in Washington. Harmon HQ in the Heidleberg Building Times Square closed and moved to the convention city. Clark and Underwood camps also departed.
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Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
New York
Illinois
Maryland
Connectitut
Indiana
Perry Belmont
Washington
Harmon
White House
Baltimore
Aee
James H., Hawley
Idaho
James Hamilton Lewis
Clark
Belvedere
Milnois
Burke
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Metropolitan Tower
Charles H. Duell
Chicago
Gov. Wilson
Broadway
W. W. Vick
W. F. McCombs
Thomas J. Pence
Heidelberg Building
Times. Square
Convention City
Champ Clark
Oscar W. Underwood
Southern Flood Fund totals rise to fifty five thousand five hundred twenty four dollars
The Mayor's Southern Flood Relief Committee reports donations yesterday of 652 dollars, lifting the grand total to 55,524.05. The list includes multiple individuals and groups from New York and nearby areas with various contributions and a notice directing further subscriptions to the Mayor's committee at 51 Chambers Street.
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Day
New York
Gaynor
C. -H. Engle
Mlcneren
W. B. Wechsler
A. E. Smith
Our Lady of Carmel
Janeway
Newton Ponemis
Kauffer
H. P. Brown
Karvaie
Stony
L.I
Stamford
Conn
Church of the “Cash
Holy Trinity
Robert Brown
Lee
Brooklyn
Noah-Ben. W
Acky
Vedder
Plain
Mayor's Committee
John Henry Holmes Dead Hero of Boston Herald
John Henry Holmes died at his Wayland home at age 72. Born in Peabody in 1842 he began as Charlestown public library librarian and later edited The Boston Times before becoming editor of The Boston Herald where he served until a five year ago ownership change.
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Boston
Herald
Wayland
New York Times
John Henry Holmes
Boston Herald
Mr. Holmes
Peabody
Mass
Charlestown
Boston. Times
the Herald
Brooklyn Club President Announces Ebbets Field Cornerstone Ceremony
President Charles H. Ebbets of the Brooklyn Baseball Club announced a cornerstone laying for the new Ebbets Field on Saturday July 6 at 10 30 AM. A three man Brooklyn committee will oversee the ceremony with notable guests including Ebbets Jr and other local officials. The stone will seal the future address by Ebbets and include names of Brooklyn fans.
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Brooklyn
Charles’ H. Ebbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Ebbets’ Field
MLA
Brooklyn Aergymen-Mer
Ebbets
Gunboat Smith to Meet Sailor White in Royale Showdown
Gunboat Smith of California and Sailor White of Newark clash in the feature hour at the Royale A C Brooklyn tonight. Smith has won consistently since losing to Jim Stewart and aims for a decisive victory to earn a return bout with Stewart or Kennedy. The usual number of bouts precedes the main event.
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Gunboat Smith
California
Sailor White
Newark
A. C
Brooklyn
Smith
Jim Stewart
New York
Indian Harbor Yacht Club 72 Mile Race Starts at Greenwich
At o'clock this morning ten yachts prepared to start the seventh annual race from Greenwich to New London covering seventy two nautical miles. Competing vessels include Class K sloops Aurora Istalant Winsome Sound schooners Moira Alicia and the New York Yacht Club thirties Okee Carlita plus sloops Avenger Bidiana Hermes and yawl Phantom. Finishing line is Bartlett's Reef Lightship.
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Indian Harbor
Hermes
Bartlett’s* Reef
Marathon Runner Sidney Hatch Bound for Stockholm Olympic Team
Chicago June 18 Sidney Hatch a nationally known local marathoner from River Forest will be sent to Stockholm to compete in the Olympic games by the residents of River Forest. Hatch chose to not fund his own expenses and will depart next week for the event.
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Sidney Hatch
Stockholm
Chicago
River Forest
Bybur
Hatch
Cette
Hatch Weil
Little Seminary Elevates Paths to Priesthood in City
Cardinal Farley oversees Cathedral College a Diocesan Preparatory Seminary on Fifty first Street and Madison Avenue. Since 1903 the Little Seminary trains youths for Dunwoodie with a six year probation emphasizing physical culture and vocations. The 1911 12 season closes June 14 with a graduation June 20 featuring eighteen entering Dunwoodie and two to Hawthorne missions.
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Cardinal Farley
Little ‘Preparatory
Archdiocese
Fifty-first Street
Madison Avenue
Cathedral College
William F. Hughes
Dunwoodie
General Seminary
Corrigan
Hawthorne
Little Seminary
Hugh Cronin
Michael Mengel
Charon Bo Stephen Donahue
Ric Y Fitzgerald
Francis
Brenone Bopee James
Uerineal Farley
Julius Rapacki
Alphonse Vogel
Wiliam
Duggan
Jan McCormack
Willied Swater
John Walsh
Ford
Ichael. Lucey
Joseph Kerwin
John Snyder
Peter Maickel
Dr.Hughes
Hophes
Terete
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