McAdoo Boom Alive on Pacific Coast Says Tammany
Tammany leaders and delegates on the Pacific Coast report McAdoo remains a viable Democratic nominee. New York compromisers plan to present his name at the San Francisco convention if locally aligned wets support a favorable platform plank. Delegates expect to vote in line with Murphy and Cox camp plans while awaiting platform committee actions.
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Missourians Nominate McAdoo for Democratic Ticket
Kansas City dispatch reports Missouri voters will nominate Vitla G. McAdoo for the Democratic ticket. The telegram from Phoblo California aboard a train cites local party leaders and a publisher announcing the choice ahead of the Democratic National Convention. Mr Jenkins confirms the decision and outlines plans for the nomination.
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William Morris Typeface Critics For Advertisers
William Morris aimed for compact uniform pages with thin spaces and no line gaps. His technique produced artistic triumphs but hindered readability. Advertisers may prefer simpler spacing and leads to ensure clear legibility.
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Democrats Split Over McAdoo and Palmer At Convention
San Francisco dispatch reports Democratic delegates debate candidate choices with McAdoo and Palmer amid campaign literature and party tactics. Observers note bids by Davis Edwards and other Americans, while Texas signals support for McAdoo.
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Delegates Split Over Jersey and Oklahoma Support at Canyon
From Grand Canyon Arizona six delegates and stragglers travel to the San Francisco convention, with Oklahoma and Kansas factions backing Governor R Ford and Senator Nixon. Women delegates show mixed support for Owen and Benes, while Oklahoma and Kansas remain unsure about platform planks as Republicans edge toward a win.
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Murphy and Smith Meet With the Party Leaders
ISCO June 23 Charles Murphy Jer of Tammany Mull with Governor Alfyad Smith of New York arrived but offered no statement. He said he could not predict the New York delegation’s stance until caucus. A plank to amend the Volsnes will be debated at the convention. Governor Stith noted a caucus Friday or Saturday to set the party position, timing, and platform.
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Wet Fight to Go te Floor OF Convention
The article discusses the Democratic convention scene with McAdoo’s debt, possible nominators like Hitchcock and Bryan, and the debate over platform and unity. It notes labor, income tax, and the likelihood of economizing if elected, while highlighting divisions on the ticket and the role of women in the party agenda.
Fragmented 19th century political memo on party line shifts
P A Holt of Jacksonsille argues amid a garbled discourse that the people oppose the Volstead Act and central control. The text references Democratic unity, Southern influence, and state powers, but the meaning is obscured by transcription errors and incomplete phrases.
Speeders Fined In Traffic Court in Cobb Borough
In a session before Judge Krate W. Menee Cobb, more than ten speeders were fined. Fines ranged from £26 to £50 for first offenses and $50 to $100 for second offenders. James John of Borst Avenue was among those charged.
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