Reed Oyster Reveals White House Power Plays
A fragmented report describes Democratic efforts at a party convention to rally support for Reed Oyster and thus influence Senator Spencer’s full-year term. It notes internal divisions, strategic appeals to the National Committee, and debates over credentials and presidential influence amid a tense convention scene.
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Ae EA. Munn
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Weil
Nuwe
Dinnis
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Seyreal
Athens
Uyia
William Taridorph
Democratic Party
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Brenty
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Seon
Abe Hopunion
Caldinny
Delegates’ Caucuses Set No Liquor Policy Tone
San Francisco delegates debate in a long caucus over platform and liquor issue during the Democratic convention. Leaders and committee selections reflect broader stances on prohibition and vice, with McAdoo favored on the presidential ballot and various state figures named to key committees.
Illinois Delegation Rejects Prohibition Reference at Convention
In San Francisco on June 27 the Illinois delegation voted 86 to 21 to affirm tax modification of the Volstead Act to permit light wines and beer. One delegate was absent. Delegates outside Chicago backed the no wet issue while Kane County representatives supported an outright anti-honesry stance.
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Mlinoir
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Honesry
Democrats Split on Dry and Irish Issues at Convention
As Democratic delegates converge, wets push for strict enforcement of the Volstead Act, while dry advocates and Irish freedom forces press for a platform pledge. Key figures including James R. Nugent and opponents like Walsh and Dunne argue over a compromise. The Resolutions Committee begins work with expectations of rapid drafting and a possible in-convention battle.
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Hoth Bulea
James Re
Newark
Yeatertay
Nugent
Governor Smith
New York
Rigardies
Walsh
Plank Sandlor
David J. Walsh
Massachusetts
Edward P. Dunne
Minnis
Friends of Irish Freedom
Tny
Gayuinur
Jess
Fight Forecast In League Planks Fight Forecast In League Planks
Fight forecast in League plank debates presented to the Vario Chatic Regulations Committee. Senators from Maosanthiaorts and Virginia weigh reservations on yea or nay for Titification of the treaty and restraint provisions. Widespread discussion centers on American interests and the League of Nations stance.
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League of Nylons
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Vario Chatic Regulations Committee
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Poe
Senate
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Wala
Maosanthiaorts
Virginia Piik
Uae
Desberine Tor
Varinu
Italy
Warn
Larne
Munroe Boeri
Hrval Stowiteil
Jongis
Women Push Practical Politics At National Convention
San Francisco reports to national suffrage leaders as women vow to replace social engagements with productive political work. Breakfast conferences for 126 men and women will feature one speaker per session while parties rally behind ratification of the federal suffrage amendment and Tennessee action.
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Liwrorico Lewis
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Ake
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Washington
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Stormy clash on wet issue A referendum clash debated
In a heated session the Burleson alternative split delegates over prohibition. Debates framed by arguments for and against enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment as talks on liquor policy and the platform raged. The administration faced mixed signals as party leaders weighed positions on ban enforcement and future treaty matters.
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Nugant
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Shi
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Nugent
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Dianogratie
Bryan’s Flatly Opposes Pledge at Democratic Convention
Brewer Bryan speaks to Tribune noting opposition to a rigid platform at the Democratic convention. He warns delegates against defiant stances and predicts the party will roll, while urging unity and timely approval of a moderate approach. The report covers names, places, and the tense political climate surrounding the event.
Walsh Announces Plank on Ireland
In San Francisco on June 27 Fean YW Walshe, president of the Trish iopuby, released a text about plans concerning Ireland. The statement follows discussions with Donk and other associates, outlining a policy approach and potential actions.
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Valera
Recognition plank debate as Iceland allies seek lawful government
The article reports a bloc advocating a de Valera aligned plank, urging nonintervention and recognition of a freely chosen government in Turuland. It links to anti intervention stance, support for the elected Turon government, and honoring soldiers who sacrificed for their cause.
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New York Delegation Split Over Governor Smith Endorsement
Fragmented discussion shows New York Democrats and Republicans conflicted over Governor Smith and Governor Cox positions. Names such as Corkran McCooey May Mills and Brown appear in committee roles amid parleys on revocation of votes and presidential nomination alignment.
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Cox Opponents Accused of Unfair Methods in Campaign
The article reports that opponents of Governor Cox are accused of using unfair tactics centered on a divorce rumor from ten years ago. It notes Cox’s defenders deny the smear harms his political standing and cites statements by Governor Campbell and party figures.
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Enemies of the Writer Target Cox Governor Cox Enforced
Fragmentary text discusses Governor Cox and political opponents. Mentions Bevan and Bevan Hae, state matters, and enforcement of duties. References suggest debates over loyalty and authority, with scattered names and places.
Colby to Represent Wilson on Floor
Colby to represent Wilson on floor as party and committee plans indicate Colby will substitute for president or chairman. Officials noted a call to action before a San Francisco gathering with Sen Joseph to chair the event and discuss leadership.
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Wilson
Koife Carrier Arrested Prisoner Explains Threats and Charges
A reported arrest details a prisoner recounting threats made by a native of Mattatt van Mihans. The accused, described as a foreman in leather work, claimed to have been threatened and to have carried a weapon. The incident centers on a confrontation with police and the alleged danger to a life.
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