Democratic Party Prospects Split Over Third-Party Move
In Washington on June 24 reports from party circles show debate over McAdoo and Cox as leading Democratic choices. Senator Harrison warns a third party could split voters, while Chairman Cummings notes such a move could backfire. Marshall arrives and comments on regularity versus compromise, amid rumors of a Wilson address being denied by the White House.
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Reed Faces Battle for Democratic Delegate Seat
In San Francisco on June 4 the national committee debates the legitimacy of Senator James A Reed of Missouri as a delegate. Reed, a foe of the League of Nations, arrived to contest his status after Missouri’s state convention rejected his election. His name does not appear on the temporary roll, and a rival, an alternate from Kansas City, is expected to be seated if Reed’s credentials fail. The issue ties into broader factional struggles within the party over administration support and international policy.
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Meredith and Gerard Open Joint Campaign Headquarters
In San Francisco on June 21 a temporary campaign hub was unveiled at a local hotel for Secretary Meredith and former Ambassador Gerard. The facility, split by supporters and staff, was presided over by I. T. Jones of D Maines Town, with Jones noting early signs of positive momentum for the candidates.
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Practices Not Permissible in the Convention
Fragmentary report notes that certain practices were deemed not permissible within the convention. The text provides limited context and no clear identification of participants, dates, or locations.
McAdoo 4s Hold Despite Dropping Nomination
Amid rumors McAdoo remains a fringe favorite in national convention circles. The Democratic field shifts as delegates weigh electability, with calls for a two thirds majority tests and potential realignments as Palmer Cox and Davis vie for momentum and regional blocs.
Not Offered A Second Plank At Republican Convention
Fragmented report from SAN FRANCISCO June details a committee decision to refrain from offering a second plank at the Republican convention. The text discusses Ireland independence support, figures like Dan T. O'Donnell, Wison, Bryan, Cummings, and party strategy on League of Nations and industrial issues amid tense intra party debate.
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Wall Street Bets on Democratic Race Steady as Odds Show
Wall Street odds favor the favorite at 27 to 1 with Davis second and McAdoo third. Palmers stands at 11 to 1 though no bets were placed on that line. A $10 guess noted a possible third party. Johnson and Tongey Gensval were mentioned in ticket talks.
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Democratic push reshapes Vermont suffrage effort
Fragmented OCR reads like a record of Democrat pressure and Republican counterplay around women’s suffrage. It notes Mrs Tudh Gonlos and Mrs. Lawroster Lawia as connected figures in campaign outreach with Vermont party leaders and national advisers urging strong GOP action to secure votes in upcoming elections.
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Democratic Suffrage Credits and Party Loyalties Amid 36th Amendment Debate
The article discusses Democrats crediting suffrage expansion for political gains in the 36th amendment context. It references shifts within the party, the Wheeler–Wartley era, and quotes from leaders and observers about the impact on future elections, legislative strategies, and public opinion. It highlights ongoing debates over voter rights, party alignment, and anticipated legislative action.
Fog Lifts as Murphy Visits San Francisco Crowd
A chaotic dispatch describes Murphy visiting Frisco. Fog lifts and wind dies down while crowds eye a bustling waterfront and bars. The column blends local politics with scenes of Chinatown and Barbary Coast, noting observers and lively street life around the Murphy arrival.
Suffragists Deny Plan To Picket Hoarded Home
Unclear readable content mentions suffragists and a hoard issue. No verifiable names or locations present. Summary focuses on denial of picket plan and dispute over a hoarding home.
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Pinchot Sees Democrats Split at San Francisco
Pinchot predicts a split among Democrats in San Francisco with factions diverging over leadership and strategy. He notes tensions between reformers and regular party wings and cites key supporters present at the gathering.
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