Tammany Continues McAdoo Prospect on Pacific Coast
Tammany leaders and California Democrats report McAdoo remains a viable option for the Democratic nomination as New York delegates head to San Francisco. They expect McAdoo’s name to be presented if the Pacific Coast group carries through with a favorable plank and discuss strategy with Cox and others while monitoring Wilson administration positions.
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Missourians Name McAdoo as Democratic Candidate
Kansas City dispatch reports Missouri delegates will nominate William Gibbs McAdoo for the Democratic presidential nomination. The communication from California on a train is cited, with Henry A. Jeakins stating Jenkins announced McAdoo before the convention.
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William Morris Printing Style Draws Reader Critique
William Morris aimed for compact uniform type with thin spaces and no leads, creating a visually striking page. Critics say the arrangement is artful but hard to read, advising advertisers to think twice before adopting his composition.
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Democratic Convention Candidates Mixed in Campaign Reports
San Francisco dispatch notes Democratic contenders across the push for the nomination. It highlights Palmer McAdoo and Davis Edwards and discusses public lines, health, and party dynamics as reporters observe candidate stances and voter interest ahead of the convention.
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Second Choice Of Jersey Delegates At Democratic Meet
A stay at Grand Canyon Arizona shows Jersey delegates split among candidates for the Democratic National Convention. Oklahoma and Kansas delegates show mixed support for Ford and Owen with some for Nixon as running mate. Most favor keeping Harmon in platform, while enthusiasm for Owen varies among Cherokee and other delegates.
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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 town but had no statement. Murphy said he would wait for caucus before commenting on New York delegation’s plans and on amending the Volsnes plank. Governor Stith noted New York delegation would hold caucus to decide dates and platform. He mentioned local supporters and timing for the league.
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Wet Fight to Go te Floor OF Convention
Fragmented account discusses McAdoo prospects and costs of the presidency, noting tax impact on salary and potential economizing after election. It references Cox, Palmer, Hitchcock, Bryan, and party dynamics, plus the role of the Women’s group and the platform committee ahead of the convention.
Democratic Deliberations and Party Platform Debate
Fragmented text cites political contention over party stance on reform and candidate support. It references Senatorial figures, public sentiment against a policy, and internal divisions between northern and southern factions seeking a clear nominee and state autonomy within the Democratic framework.
Speeders Fined In Traffic Court
In a traffic court session before Judge Krate W. Menee Cobb, more than ten speeders were fined. Fines ranged from £26 to £50 for first offenders and from $50 to $100 for subsequent violators. James John of Borst Avenue faced penalties as part of the proceedings.
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