Johnson Wins Big at National Convention Demonstration
Amid noisy protests and chants, Johnson supporters pack the convention hall as Schall delivers a forceful nomination speech. Delegates from New Jersey and Michigan back Doherty and Johnson while others push for a candidate with broad popular appeal. The event concludes after tense moments and partisan rounds.
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Senstor Lodge
Johnson
Senator Lodge
Wittie Tuck
Janiugh
Senatar Lodge
Cody
Wil
Schall
Richard Dotterly
Jersey City
Einstoy
Sail
New Jersey
Doherty
Charles P O'Neill
Michigan
Minhigan
Katherine Phillips Holson
Los Angelo
Cotomade
Massachusett
Gillatt
Cooliges
Coolidge Extolled as Apostle of Hard Sense and Old Freedom
Congressmen praise Governor Coolidge in a speech that lauds his candid, frugal character and steady integrity. The event highlights Coolidge as a Lincoln‑like figure, with comparisons to Grant and McKinley and a push for his nomination amid party support.
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Coolidge
Apostle
Gillett
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
McKinsey
Bonyevalt
Sova
Ee England
Massachuarstn
Avery
Conucien
Vexmont
Amherst
Republican Party
Henner
McKinley
Hoosevelt
Chasucey
Mouytin
Plovda
Calyiy Gonridge
Massachusetts
Massachusett
Peres Theee Ghevnn
Alesandra Carlisle Poiffer
Lexington
Mass
Convention delegates reel during Butler nomination scene
At the convention hall the crowd grew restless as delegates ate and drank. Alexander Durnett of Middlebury Vermont collapsed from exhaustion and was hospitalized. Mrs Butler’s supporters created a noisy scene as water was overturned and voices carried only a short distance. Senator Ogden Mills of New York delivered the nominating speech for Dr. Nichol Murray Butler, president of Columbia University.
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Alexander Durnett
Middlebury
Henna
Aken
Butler
Mu Butler
North Gavalina
Viates
New York
Citei
Ogden Mila
New Yorl
Ninhulie Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butler Nominated by Mills as American Who Meets All Tests
The party winds toward a nomination with Mills urging Nicholai Murray Butler as a constructively minded leader. He argues fitness, national scope, and steady policy to guide domestic reform and foreign affairs, praising Butler as best suited to unite the nation amid economic and social pressures.
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Mills
Lincoln
Sieh
Europe
United States
Wirst
Hein
Fuust
GK International
Gaffer
Cua
Ivadtrshp
Finnily
Minal
Kriaye
Nicholae
Luther Dove
Ainen Harrison
Cleveland
Wilson
California
Wannie
New York
Nowderaay
Nicholay Murray
Amar Veith
Willi
Nicholaw Murray Butler
Republican Party
Milla
New
Norionw
Hoover nomination rally at convention sparks clashes
Confusion erupts as Senator Smoot attempts order while cheering continues. Mr Morrison from Chicago seconding the Hoover nomination attracts attention. Mrs Morrigan praises Hoover’s proven accomplishments, amid gallery unrest. Senator Harding’s nomination follows with loud applause and a rousing managing speech.
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Tly
California
Smont
Hoover
Utth
Satkeunints
Smoot
Hugh J. Brown
Nenopah
Hupverla
Brown
Smoutaguly
Dutict
LP Morrison
Chicago
Morrigan
Harding Placed Before Convention Called "Fighting Republican"
Mr Willis cited Harding's Senate record and pledged that if nominated he would be chosen. He charged government revocation hampered production and said the Republican party was formed to rescue the country and uphold national prosperity. Mrs Willis emphasized the party's long line of triumphs since Lincoln and urged support for a platform promoting limited government and protectionist tariffs.
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Moi Varick Boswell
New York
Loover
Nathan L. Miller
Syrsuss
Theile
Sivion
Manver
Saasion
Foou
Hoover
Tudge Mill
Minty
Smoot
Tudge Miller
Willis
Harding
Senate
Republican Party
Willis Ld
Callen
Abraham Lincoln
People's Progress
Hedondirshin Wi Ohto
Williim
Kibley
Theodore Roosaweltie
Republican Parte Iwedy
Chin
Rhydre Wuccuss
Tewo
Clie
White House
Uwe
de Mamilnon
Johnson Men Blame Hearst for Defeat
Chicago dispatch reports Johnson backers at the Auditorium Hotel headquarters blame Hearst for defeat. One lieutenant says Johnson was running smoothly until Hearst joined the campaign, likening him to an old man of the sea and noting Hearst’s support doomed their efforts.
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Star
Chicago
Johnson
Auditorium Hotel
The
Californian
Tribune
Hearst
Harding Delegation Narrowly Nominates in Oscillating Convention Scene
News recounts the tense moments as Harding’s delegation battles for support amid noisy galleries. Senator Lodge and other leaders struggle to secure a clear nomination while Texas and Pennsylvania vie to back alternative candidates, signaling a fractured path to the favor of the party.
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Sore Nowe
Harding
Ohid
Harding Dielegates
Nordink
Ohie
Obin
Tridge
Pavel
Sunntor Lodge
Creagor
Tf Towne
Gov Sproul a Modern McKinley Says Philadelphia Mayor
Governor Sproul labeled as a modern McKinley in remarks amid Pennsylvania Republicans. The Philadelphia mayor praised Sproul and described him as a strong, capable administrator. Delegation chants and flags accompanied the nomination scene with Attorney General William Schaffer endorsing the candidate.
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Gov. Sproul
McKinley
Philadelphia
Jax
Hehnnylvinia
Aoor Aaid
Sproul
Zacroala
Goytmaur
Pennsylvania
William Schaffer
Poindexter Opposition at Convention Sparks Class Doctrine Clash
The dialogue centers on Poindexter and his stance against class doctrine, with references to George Walker and debates over labor leadership. Symbols of fear and political maneuvering emerge as critics challenge the proposed policies and the role of workers in society.
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Poindexter
George Walker
Alec
Wien
Walker
Cungo
Fragmented OCR Threatens Clarity in Independence Debate
An unclear passage references the Rovenant of the Reserve of Nations and the Declaration of Independence with mentions of Mr Walker and Mayor Moore. The text shows garbled names and phrases, with delegates reacting and cheering, while the context and sequence of events remain obscured by OCR errors.
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Reed
Weshini
Mr. Walker
Mavor Moore
Finn
Watton
Nomination Speech Highlights Sutherland Bid in 2n Place
Fragmented report recalls Joseph I Sanders and Howard Sutherland political dispute with Wrest Virginia figures. Includes references to nomination, opposition from editors, and a long crowd speech about despotism and public trust. Mentions Parkersburg and various states as delegates support waned.
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Joseph I. Sanders
Wer Virginie
Howard Sutherland
Nerris Chakseare
Mr. Sandorm
Tower Land
Senate
West Wireinin
Haelven
Exalion
United States
Flin
Nik Fxuvience
Yusensatul
Rene Oman
Hia
Masion Unie
Winle Mz
Marhall
Parkersburg
Wiconain
Wyoning
Alauka
District of Columbia
Wwoll
EA Potae
Porto Riow
Nonymatto
Harding Files Senate Declaration in Ohio
In Columbus on June 11 Warren G Harding filed a declaration for the Republican nomination to the Senate. The Secretary of State noted the action and plans to forward the inquiry to party leaders. Harding, visiting Chicago, sought to advance his presidential ambitions and stated readiness to campaign for the nomination.
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Harding
Senate
Ohio
Columbus
Warren G Marding
Harrin
Mooding
Chicago
Knickerbocker Ice Mint Lemonade Party Prep
Text describes making a party lemonade with Knickerbocker Ice and minty flavors. It details squeezing lemons, adding candy mints, mint water, and cold water to a pitcher, then chilling with crystal clear ice. The passage ends with an unclear claim about a beverage aiding digestion.
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