New York Delegation Eyes Daybreak Ballot Clash At Convention
New York delegates brace for an early morning meeting at 8:15 to decide how to vote in the convention. They weigh backing Wood or Lowden as Johnson and Butler options fade, with hot discussion over potential shifts and the impact on the first three ballots.
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Charles T. White
Rinetoen
Dr. Hotlve
Johnson
Pennsylvania
de Hubher
New York
Howe
Mif Mornin
Londen
Lowden
New York City
Knox
Sproul
Jobisah
Satelle
Lowdon
Wellsworth
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Stanliz Wadsworth
James R. Sheffeld
Menty W. Tafthaplea D. Hines
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Eekoli
Tadaya
Wil Gr J. Tally
Gls
Goms
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Hoover
Jin Yarding
Colidge
Butler
Connecticut
Florida
Arkansas
Georgia
Maho Lowden
Minnis
Jowinson
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Jéthgon
S.eun
Pritchard
North Carolin
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Sutherland
West Virglnia
Harding
London
Henry Guilty In Perjury Case Jury Out Four Hours
A jury found Henry guilty in a perjury case after a lengthy trial. Defense counsel W Bourke Cochran urged dismissal, arguing improper grand jury action and irrelevant testimony. Prosecution countered, detailing affidavits linked to Smith and graft schemes in the Tenderloin, with Henry asserting pressure to expose vice.
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Entightard
Police Department
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Rand
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Tevenug
Vice
Tenderloin
Fee
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Pershing Declines San Francisco Convention Guest Slot
Washington report states General John J. Pershing will not attend the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco as a Missouri delegation guest. Edward Goltra delivered the invitation, but Pershing cited Yale and Harvard engagements and a lack of prior national convention attendance as reasons. Baker letters praise Pershing’s military service and readiness to respond if emergency arises after retirement.
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Tribune
Washington
John J. Pershing
San Francisco
Missouri
Edward F. Goltra
Goltra
General Pershing
Yale
Harvard
Pershing
New Haven
Cambridge
Galtra
Chicago
Bainbridge Colby
Joshua Alexander
Commerce
David R. Francis
Russia
Frederick D. Gardner
Baker
Prophets at Convention Become More Cautious
Chicago dispatch notes delegates struggle to predict home trains under daylight saving rules as the GOP platform debates progress. Figures like Lowden Johnson Harding Hitler Sproul Poindexter Coolidge receive praise while a few protest the Fourteenth Amendment and League of Nations planks. William Jennings Bryan observes, suffrage pickets press for the thirty fifth state, Hughes denies dark horse status, and tension rises over platform decisions amid the Coliseum hearings.
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League of Nations
Nomination plan for Pershing and Smith in SF rally
Louis A. Cuvillier asserts he will name General Pershing for President and Alfred E. Smith for Vice President at the San Francisco convention. He calls the Republican platform un-American and demands an amendment to the Eighteenth Amendment to let states vote on the issue.
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Republican Party
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Missouri
Alfred E. Smith
New York
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United States
Ireland
France
Great Britain
Ballot turmoil at Republican Convention opens with eight hours
Eleven presidential hopefuls are nominated as the Republican National Convention begins in Chicago. Balloting shows Wood leading, with Lowden and Johnson close, while reporting delegates dispute the roll call and calls for polls across multiple states.
Seventh Ballot Fails to Nominate Republican Candidate
Chicago June 10 The failure of the Republican National Convention to name a candidate on the fourth ballot recalls that since 1888 no Presidential choice has failed after more than three ballots. It is the seventh time since the party began nominating Lincoln that more than one ballot has been required.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Ballot swings as Wood leads on fourth tally in party roll call
Fragmented reporting shows multiple ballots with Wood gaining in early rounds, Wood reaching 300 on the third ballot, and only minor shifts on the fourth. Lowden and Wood factions grow stronger while Hoover Harding Sproul Coolidge and La Follette appear with scattered tallies. A call for adjournment is rejected amid continued balloting.
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George Cromwell
Chauncey M. Depew
James BR. Schofield
Albert J. Berwin
Herbert Parson
Ogden L. Milla
Katherine Jammer
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Charles O Hikes
Jamies TE. Nash
Georgi Ww. Whitehead
Wood
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Barry Ler
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Vruderick
Kracke
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Bache
Coolidge
Paul Windela
Otia Hl. Gutler
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Snell
Elon R. Brown
Lowdon
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Thorndyke
McKennee
John MacCrate
Jacob Burtachster
Charles F. Marg Hy
Joseph Levenson
Helen Variek Boxwell
Samuel S. Koenig
Michael JH. Blake
Henry Wy Tast
Charles S. Whit
Many
Siegel
Tohud
Lyons
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Joseph M. Dickey
Philip Biting
Louis F. Payn
William Barnes
Henry M. Sure
Louis W. Emerson
Cornelius V. Collins
Thomas R., Potter
Homer P. Snyder
Lafayette IX. Gleanon
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Florence ES. Knapp
William J. Tully
John W. Dwight
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Gannan
Carranza death inquiry yields hearsay and confessions
In Mexico City General Rodolfo Herrera admits lack of personal knowledge that Carranza killed himself. He says he was told by an officer that the President died by his own action. Herrera claims cousin Hiznative provided the pistol. The hearing reveals tense clashes with General Murguia over alleged bribe and orders from Obregon.
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