Democratic leaders weigh McAdoo Cox split and Hearst influence
The Democratic scene turns on McAdoo and Cox support with talk of a third party. National figures debate the peace treaty ratification and Hearst’s role while Marshall comments on regularity versus right. A San Francisco report about Wilson addressing the convention by long distance was denied by the White House.
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Reed Expected to Fight Own Battle
San Francisco reports a clash over Democratic convention delegates as Senator James A. Reed of Missouri seeks recognition. Reed, an opponent of the League of Nations covenant, arrives to contest his delegate status amid claims his reelection was illegal and his name was omitted from the temporary roll. Supporters of the Wilson administration plan to block Reed while other Georgia and Kansas City delegates maneuver in subcommittee deliberations.
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Meredith and Gerard Open Joint Campaign Headquarters
In San Francisco on June 24 a new campaign feature appeared with a jointly erected headquarters for Secretary Meredith and former Ambassador Gerard at a real hotel. I. T. Jones of Des Moines presided as Meredith supporters and Gerard backers were stationed on opposite sides while Jones noted encouraging signs for both candidates.
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Proxies Restricted at Convention Say Nines Not Permissible
A fragmented note states that proxies were not permissible in the convention. The terse line highlights a rule impacting attendee participation and voting flexibility at the gathering.
Room for McAdoo still thriving in convention gossip
SARE FRANCISCO June 24 Despite McAdoo not seeking the Democratic nomination his name recurs in national convention circles. The McAdoo boom for funds appears to thrive amid cautious Republican-leaning observers, while supporters privately hold out hope for a nomination as ballots and possible deadlock shape campaign strategies.
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Ohio Delegation Sees Slow Start Before Bulk Arrival
Ahead of the bulk arrival there are no new developments in Gov Cox’s campaign. Headquarters remain quiet with no great security and the main deluge of delegates is not expected to begin until tomorrow.
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Rival Trish Plank Not To Be Offered
San Francisco dispatch reports the National Council of Irish Freedom will not offer a second Ireland plank at the Republican convention. The move follows U.S. political debates on the League of Nations and enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. Key figures include Frank P. Walsh and Senator Glass, with Bryan's arrival stirring hopes for a committee compromise.
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Strong Suffrage Plank Favored at Democratic Conference
In San Francisco on June 1, party leaders and delegates held talks on a suffrage plank for the platform. Committees and readers debated means to ratify the declaration and urged a clear, complete statement supporting women’s voting rights within the Democratic program.
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Victory Seen For Suffrage In Tennessee
Suffrage leaders expect Tennessee to become the 36th state to ratify the federal amendment. A special session will be convened by Governor Roberts to consider the proposal, with Nashville leader Sue White predicting a solid victory supported by recent legislative and political developments.
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Wall Street Worthet On Democratic Race
Wall Street analysts wager on the San Francisco convention outcome with no clear favorite. Comies leads at 2 to 1, Davis at 3 to 1, McAdoo at 38 to 1, while Pa faces 1 to 1 odds against. A broker found no takers on 100 at 200 and 100 on a third party, despite bets offered.
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Suffragists fault Democratic push in Vermont campaign
The text notes suffragists accusing Democrats of benefiting Republicans as they raise funds for Vermont efforts. It mentions Mrs John Gorton Tratlet pledging to raise money for the Vermont campaign and figures tied to the National Woman's party working with Senator Ma vding. Lawrence Lewis travels from Philadelphia to support the cause.
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Democrats After Suffrage Credit in 36th State Victory
The piece notes Democrats claim credit for the suffrage amendment’s ratification as the thirty sixth state. It discusses Republican reactions, female voters thoughts, and anticipated November voting trends plus legal opinions on referendums and constitutional changes.
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Fog Lifts as Murphy Leads San Francisco Visit
San Francisco welcomed Tammany leader Charles F. Murphy as fog cleared and winds eased on his arrival at the Oakland ferry. The crowd gathered in Chinatown and along the harbor watched him, while debates and reflections on Eastern influence and local changes sparked among onlookers and officials. The piece notes cultural shifts, Chinatown prospects, and ongoing political conversations in the city.
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Denied Pickets Plan At Coast Conference
Fragmented report notes denial of publication access to members of a local group linked to a larger organization. Mention of planned picketing or demonstrations near a regional center during the coming summer, with references to gusty weather and tentative plans.
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9 Explodes in Home sbury Workers e tent, J 4
A fragmentary notice reports an explosion at a home in sbury during a tent event on January 4. Investigators assisted by local authorities are examining debris and seeking witnesses. No further details on casualties or causes are available in the readable text.
Pinchot Sees Democrats Split at San Francisco
Pinchot, longtime Roosevelt ally and adviser to 1912 efforts, said Democrats splitting at the San Francisco convention may push supporters toward a new party. He noted Senator Warren G. Harding drew mixed reactions and warned a fresh political realignment could emerge if no candidate gains unity.
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