Ballots Key Clark Wilson Split Delegations In New Deal Nominations
A lengthy roll call records multiple ballots as Clark and Wilson vie for the nomination with shifts in state delegations. Kansas case and underwood changes shape the tally. Clark gains in several states while Harman and others gain in select blocs. The scene centers on party lines, instructions, and procedural maneuvers as votes edge toward a final decision amid cheered shifts.
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Mum
Clark
Wilsson
Harmot
James
Eexin
Wilson
Underwood
Massachuettts
Marenall
Harmen
Michigan
Nebraska
Harman
Wison
North Carolina
Harman Oflo Rave
Torr W. Kerch
Srvan
Bryan
Tennessee
Thong
Harmon
Ison
Wisconsin
Porto Rico
Kern
Clare
Wilton
Rolleall
Connecticut
Witton
Baldwin
Canmistrat Chines
Cheare
Particanr
Kansas
J Wo Orr
Wilson Delegat
Sheridan
Stlerge
Bursar Deleest
Wilkon
Clare Medingth Batisting
Wilemn
Stor Clare
Champ Clark
Wilson Fores
Wilespd Kernpath
Mickigan
Vodtemnes
Marsangant
Auto Lost in River Near Denver Canyon
Dr F C Harley of New Fork City and a party of Omaha men escaped a deadly plunge when their automobile toppled into a canyon river twenty feet deep while crossing a moonlit canyon toward Laz Vewsk N Mf. Harley swam to safety with difficulty, pocketbook containing $50 lost in the stream, and the car remains unrecovered after the near tragedy.
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Omaha
F C Harley
New Fork City
Weich
Laz Vewsk
Denver
Tushing Wayer
Hatley
Erpar
Jesse James's Long Drive Ends Tour in Philadelphia
Jesse James and his wife arrived in Philadelphia driving a horse and buggy from the Pacific Coast. The trip, a years long journey after their marriage, included a brief stop in St Louis for the stork visit, with the couple continuing their road show overland.
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Alnee
Louis
Ratify Republican Ticket at Assembly District Meeting
A Republican headquarters gathering ratified the Triumphal ticket of Tait and Sherman by unanimous vote. Otto T. Banford and B. W. Brown represented Chicago, with SQuteic leader as alternate at large. Ellky Root was replaced by New York 81500 in the first name call.
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Assembly
Tait and
Sherman
Chicago
Otto T. Banford
Snd
B. Brown
Squteic
Ellky Root
New York
Progressive Democratic Platform Outlines Revenue Tariff Aims
The platform details progressive policies across the economy and government. It calls for a tariff for revenue, income tax, antitrust enforcement, regulatory oversight of railroads and communications, and limits on corporate influence. It emphasizes prohibition of harmful trusts, postal and land reforms, and expansion of social welfare measures. The document signals unity with Bryan’s input and aims to shape the forthcoming convention.
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Baltimore
New York
Maine
California
Bryan
Ditastara
Stork Senterine
Stork Senterine, Et¢T Conferine Repubblicen Paminlatrarion
Tne
Btandard O% Company and Tobacco Trust
Intereeté
Eth
United States
National Committee
Neligtle
Democratic Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aldrich
National Monetary Commission
Europe
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Democratic platform pledge and reform calls
The document advocates strict enforcement of laws and reform legislation while opposing imperialism and colonial exploitation. It endorses territorial governance, treaty commitments, canal extension support, and anti discrimination measures. It frames the Democratic party as a vehicle to combat corruption and uphold American traditions and rights.
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Philippines
Arizons
New Mexico
Braten Menewe
Pansion Pole Fey
Democratic Party
Campass
Bad Boys Must Stay Home On July 4 Punished
A 1900s court order targets five boys from Revere Laith district for truancy and misbehavior. They are required to stay home on Saturdays until Labor Day as punishment and to refrain from disruptive acts near doors and shops. The juvenile offenders average around twelve years old.
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Samuel R. Cutter
Brgaeay
Eyes on Second Place in Democratic Nomination Race
The article surveys Vice Presidential contenders as the Democratic race tightens. It lists Governor Burke, Representative Bakzer, Mayor Baker, Senator O Gorman, Redfield, Mayor Preston, Representative Henry, Governor Marshall, and Oscar Underwood as potential running mates amid a show of strategic positioning and uncertain frontrunners. It also notes Felck seeking insolvency after the death of her husband Charles Fateh, once rumored wealthy, amid mounting estate claims.
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Baltimore
Weomarn
Delewater
Burke
North Dakota
William Bakzer
New York
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Newton Baker
Cleveland
O'Gorman
William Redfield
James Preston
Clark
Wilson
Bryan
Kern
Underwood
Bertha E. Felck
Martin
Newark
Charles A. Fateh
Son & Motoring Tp
Adirondack Mountains
Feick
Unclear transcript on opium ship case at San Francisco
Testimony before United States Attorney John McNab recounts alleged bribery and transfer of women aboard the Maschuria to San Francisco on January 4 1914. Witnesses include Quock Lim and four Chinese men detailing smuggling operations and payments of 5000 dollars per woman and 1100 per man.
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Transpre
Cyneul
Anderson
Hong Keng
John McNab
Quock Lim
Stewar Warnery
San Francisco
Queck
Widows Form Friendship Pact After Titanic Loss
Philadelphia June 28 widows of John Astor George Widener and Isidor Thayer formed a compact of life long friendship after their husbands perished in the Titanic sinking. Mrs Astor Mrs Thayer and Mrs Widener plan to visit country homes near Philadelphia and look forward to frequent summer meetings. The trio’s bereavement follows their long reunion in Philadelphia and Newport plans.
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Astor
Thayer
Widener
Teleeragh
the Tribune
Philadelphia
Jonn
Pennsylvania Railroad
George D. Widener
Anander
Columal John Jacob Astar
Grand Banke
Newfoundland
Mra
John B Thayer
Mra. Astor
New York
Health official says Mad fish from Hudson rivers pose no harm
Health Commissioner Leaorle stated that river bathing should be discouraged but eating Mad caught in waters around Manhattan would not cause harm. He spoke as hundreds fished from the Hudson and East rivers near public bathing areas, expressing cautious views on public health.
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Leaorle
Manhattan
Hudson
East Rivers
Cohalan foils Bryan scheme at Democratic convention
Justice Cohalan guided the New York bloc to vote for Bryan's out of order resolution to dismiss Ryan and Belmont, hindering Bryan's plan as delegates pivoted. Rumors linked Roosevelt offering a ticket spot, but nothing confirmed. Delegates praise or mock the first vote as campaign dynamics churn.
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Nion
Supreme Court
Cohalan
Bryan
Virginia
Ryan
Belmont
New York
Charley” White
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Texas
Wilson
Belvedere
Theodore Roosevelt
Brian
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Lund
Racing Car Crashes After Jump Into Tree Trunk Kills Driver
In Poughkeepsie New York a high powered racing car leaped into the air at seventy miles per hour struck a tree fourteen feet high then overturned. Driver John Gernon was crushed under the engine and died after telling his wife he wanted his belongings to go to his three babies. Millionaire Ruppert, who rode ahead, rushed back with a rescue crew but failed to save him. Gernon had once driven for Anca and later ran a Rhinebeck garage attracting patronage from Vincent Astor and other wealthy backers.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Jacob Fuppart. Jr
Skeever
John Gernon
Haut Jaret
Thompson's Hospital
Phinetech
Nuppért
Gernon
Rhinenecks
Ruppert
Rhinebeck
Gerpon
Wee
Anca / Held
Rhineseck
Vincent Astor
Auto Skids Hurt Boy and Teens After Bronxville Bridge Crash
Sixteen year old George Andes and a party of Morris High School students were thrown from a car that skidded on an oiled Bronxville Bridge. Andes suffered a scalp wound and was taken to Fordham Hospital. Other youths included Walter Abert Allen Neuroth Helen Mogen Marcella Usler and Joseph Schneider. Herman Merkel, nearby Zoological Park superintendent, aided the injured and hosted the group after the incident.
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Bronxville Bridge
George Andes
No. 47
Convent Avenue
Andes
Fordham Hospital
Walter Abert
Allen Neuroth
Helen Mogen
Marcella Usler
Joseph Schneider
Disutteur
Morria High School
Herman Merkel
Zoological Park
Convicted Lawyer Disbarred By Supreme Court Panel
Maliniarssecin, a lawyer, was disbarred by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yesterday. Radin received a year in the penitentiary in federal court on charges of aiding a client and colluding in defense that he was guilty on false testimony.
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Maliniarssecin
Supreme Court
Radin
Murphy Keeps New York's Delegation With Harmon
Eire Stat Correspondent reports Charles F Murphy binds New York’s ninety delegates to Harmon. Delegates discuss possible shifts with Clark, Wilson, and Gaynor backing. Murphy refuses to grant binding power, calls for future polls if changes are needed. Belmont dismisses Bryan attack and avoids replying.
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Eire Stat
Tefbume
Baltimore
Cavcas
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Harmon
Dix
Sturphy
New York State
Topstate
Hoys
Hhis
Murphy
New
Harmen
Inter
Belmont
Gaynor
William J. Bryan
Hearing Continues In Sherman Law Probe In Chicago
The Keystone Watch Case Company case saw continued examination of witnesses in Chicago on June 23 as the government pursues Sherman antitrust charges. The hearing is expected to resume in New York next week.
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Chicago
Witenesses
Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
Itme
New York
Engineers Education Society elects officers at Boston meeting
William T. Magruder of Ohio State University was chosen president of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education at the close of the convention in Boston. Other officers named include Linn Marke of Harvard, FW Sperr of Michigan College of Science, HHS Norris of Cornell, and WO Wiley of New York.
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Boston
William T. Magruder
Ohio Stat University
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
Society
Lyn Marke
Barvard University
Fw.sperr
Michigan College of
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