Political maneuvering clouds Democratic nomination race
Discussion notes possible nominations as corruption of the deadlock, with Imer Cox and McAdoo facing opposition, and Homer Cummings Davis and Marshall seen as alternative contenders. Bryan remains silent, opposed to Cox, while son-in-law Thomson and others monitor prospects for Champ Clark.
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Cox
McAdoo
Homer Cummings
John W. Davis
Marshall
Champ Clark
James M. Thomson
New Orleans Item
The
Missourian
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Charles
Burleson
George R. Lunn
Lunn
Meredith
Murphy in New York Caucus Weighs Prohibition Issue
Delegates debate the prohibition plank as Bryan aims to sharpen the issue. Roosevelt and Lunn discuss possible runs for Senate, as New York caucus postpones preconvention talks amid seating changes and a luncheon invitation from Democratic Women of Oakland.
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Bellevue
Smith
Public Safety Director
San Francisco
Feany
Albert F. Hoyt
State Committee
French Democratic Club
Cockryn
Bernard Cook
Democratic Women of
Oakland
Roosevelt
Bryan Fights for a Dry Plank at Democratic Convention
The article outlines William Jennings Bryan leading the push for a prohibition plank at the Democratic National Convention, with battles expected over the resolutions committee and division between Bryan's anti liquor stance and Administration support for the League of Nations. It notes Bryan’s threat to vote for a minority report and to force a public record on prohibition, while discussing potential labor planks and the broader political jockeying around candidates and issues.
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Wilson
Resolutions Committee
Mr. Bryan
League of Nations
Versailles
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Nebraska
Commonwealth Club
Democratic Party
South
Hones
Prohibitionista
Solid South
Chicago
Supreme Court
Cummings
League of Nasons
Leaders Lacking as Broun Sees Political Game
Heywood Broun notes in San Francisco that modern politics resemble a spectator sport with few real leaders, predicting Cox or McAdoo would split Democratic support. He cites party divisions, dry versus wet debates, and Kansas as potential campaign flashpoints, while convention fervor remains muted.
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San Francisco
William Allen White
America
Babe Ruth
A. Mitchell Palmer
Babe
Roosevelt
Wilson
Cox
McAdoo
Eat
Miss Wilson
William Aten Whie
Edwards
White
Harding
Kansas
United States
Market Street
New York Press
Hoe Pleads For Affirmative Declarations At Convention
Hoe urged Chairman Cummings and North Carolina delegation headquarters to back affirmative platform declarations and for strong leaders to head the ticket during the convention.
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Sera
Hoe
Cummings
Naonal Committee
North Carolina
Women oppose Wadsworth seek truer Republican senate candidate
Republican women from the League of Women Voters at the Glen Cove convention adopt unanimous resolutions urging the party to nominate a more progressive loyal candidate than James Wadsworth Jr and call for his withdrawal to protect Republican chances in the upcoming election.
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Wadsworth
James W. Wadsworth Jr
Long Island
Glen Cove
League of Women Voters
First Congressional District
Republican Party
United States
United States Senate
Tobacco magnate B N Duke ill at Atlantic City hotel
Atlantic City June 26. B N Duke New York tobacco magnate is ill at the Ambassador Hotel. Dr F X Dercum Philadelphia nerve specialist has been summoned to attend the patient. Other family members are at the hotel. Condition not critical.
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Atlantic City
N. J
B. N. Duke
New York
Ambassador Hotelliers
Philadelphia
B. Duke
King Alexander of Greece Leaves Paris to Return Home
King Alexander of Greece departed Paris for Athens as military moves by Greek Turkish Nationalist forces intensified. The ousted monarch, who had been visiting, faced a volatile situation affecting his return amid ongoing political disruptions.
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Greece
Paris
King Alexander
Athens
Manos
Reed Barred From Seat by Wilson Forces
The national committee opened with contests over Missouri and Georgia delegations led by Reed supporters and Palmer backers. Amid protests from Hardwick and Howell, the body debated secret or open balloting while Reed's fate hung on whether the Missouri 5th District elected Reed should be seated.
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A. Mitchal Palmer
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Albert Howell
Atlanta
Clark Howell
Francis M. Wilson
Kansas City
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Shannon
W Son
Missouri
Sun District
Senator Reed
Bryan
John Cosgrove
Wade
Oklahoma
Edward P. Goltra
Cosgrove
National Committee
President Wilson
League of Nations
Child Killed in Brooklyn Street Accident
A three year oldBrooklyn boy was struck and killed while playing in front of his home at 107 Harrison Street. The incident also left six others injured in separate automobile mishaps in the city yesterday.
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Brooklyn
Salvatore Studio
Harrison Street
Car Crash in New York City Kills Boy and Injures Several
A street car collision and subsequent crash in Manhattan and Brooklyn fatally struck a boy on 73rd Street while another accident on South Shore Boulevard near Chatmere injured John and Soni Rossi and Miss Ethel Gibson. Fausto Colantuoni faces charges of reckless driving and assault. Major Frans Winters and others were injured.
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Childs Veld
Flushing Man Streets
Brooklyn
Gmug Hhd
Soni Rossi
Twentieth Street
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Mount Vernon
Ethel Gibson
Fox ‘Hills
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Guher
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Thomas Newhart
Statton
South Shore Boulevard
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Gibson
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Renne Itehell
Jersey
von Brighton
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