Slip of a Girl Delegate at Democratic Convention Sparks Debate
A vivid account recalls a female delegate from Denver or nearby involved in the 1920s Democratic National Convention scenes. It portrays her determination to work independently, balancing political duties with social expectations. The piece highlights her leadership role, response to press scrutiny, and resolve to shape party action rather than follow male-dominated norms.
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Chicago
Hadlay
Underwood
Underwood Warners
Champ Clark
Jonker
Amed
House of Representatives
Teave
National Conventionia
Suffrage Efforts Highlighted At Baltimore Convention
Dr Shaw speaks to Bryan supporters and Baltimore convention committee about suffrage, urging action and train for WWI era service. The meeting reveals mixed reception by committee members and a tense push to mobilize support before Friday deadline as advocates press for women’s voting rights.
Independent Negro Party Holds Philadelphia Convention
A Philadelphia convention gathers members of the Independent Political League, a federation opposing both Taft and Roosevelt. The group aims to organize Negro voters in Northern and Western states, focusing on uniting for the presidential campaign and supporting anti-Hebudlicate platforms.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Washington
Independent Folitical League
9 Nations Organization
Philatentia
Eqneention
Negra Satare
Ayoerarnie
Magers
Prank leads to jewelry bundle theft in Harkensack
An apparent prank in Harkensack NJ ends with a bundle of silverware valued around 300 dollars found, while a suspect William Brooks of Moboken faces questioning. A woman identified as Mrs. Benth of Vounetinwn claims her items were stolen in the incident.
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Harkensack
Boroumt
Prikimer Wuld
William Brooks
Moboken
Rhoniders
Mayer Newmar
Benth
Beoll
Democrats Rally Becomes Fractured Convention Night
Amid mounting tensions at the Capitol, delegates and alternates flocked to Mount Vernon Place as harmonies faded and rivals clashed. Wilson supporters awoke to the morning light, debating loyalty while hotel staff and crowd scenes reflected a nation torn between reform and party interests.
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Helle
Elena
Chile
Enieiani
Tretley
Tevarien Alver
Lbm Fiotels
Mount Vernon Place
Washington Monument
Wilson
Ben
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Governor Wilson in Baltimore News Delay Yarn
A distressed fragment shows Governor Wilson stoking humor while reporters pressed for Baltimore updates. He quips about aides and the city’s balloting scene, then moves to golf and daily routines as images of him at his cottage draw camera attention.
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Baltimore News
Ben Girt
News
Wilson
Flaitimorer
Baltimore
Raltimore
White House
Newt
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Gavernore
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Aun
Margaret
Teante Weriton
Pleanor
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Sepusniemer
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Telline
Fat
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Tati
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Tong
Charlie Honwad
Canvelt
E Peleath
Morse
Wilson Baden
Pennsylvania
Mavarn
Belmont Bust at Charleston Shapes Nomination Rivalry
A fragment from a Sunday New York Tribune dispatch discusses August Belmont, William Jennings Bryan, and Stephen A. Douglas era politics. It compares the Charleston convention to current events, noting Belmont’s fate and the financial ties surrounding Douglas’s network.
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William Jennings Tyan
Baltimore
Belmont
Charleston
Trac
Stephen A. Taumins
Stephen A Pouginn
New York
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Moree Detained Over Copper Sale Accord Violation
Charles W. Moree was detained yesterday in the case alleging breach of agreement with A. P. Heinze by selling United Copper stock. The New York firm contends Moree failed to observe a market protection pledge not to sell on the public market to drive down prices. The dispute centers on a two year restriction and alleged manipulation intended to depress United Copper shares.
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Charles W. Moree
New York
Renilantion Company
Beoumbt
Sears
Mlleign
Pahker
Wnares
United
Artur
Willy Metra
Bank of Trust
United Copper
Policeman shoots burglar in bedroom fatality
A burglar invaded a police officer’s bedroom and was struck through the head during a struggle. The intruder attempted to pull a weapon but was killed amid the pursuit. The incident leaves the officer unharmed and under review.
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Witheefer
Jane
Michael F. Kitean
Lumerine Beraigh
Garry
Merglay
Rome
Suffragists Parade Through City Promotes Democratic Platform
Thousands of suffragists from New York Philadelphia Washington and Maryland gathered despite threats of bad weather to parade through the streets and present petitions at the Democratic convention. Dr Anna Shaw led a delegation that urged adding a woman suffrage plank to the party platform while banners and floats highlighted the cause and notable Baltimore figures attended.
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Terhune
Paltimom
Democratic Party
Rayne
Anna Shaw
New York
Philharphia
Washington
Bettimore
Just Government League
Maryland
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Viligleiphia
Traitimore
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Mia
Neliie van Slegerland
Tone
Ate Tugun
Frank Stratton
Suffrage Party of
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Go A. Bowman
Philadelphia
Mise Anthony
Susan B. Adrian
Tho Cornet
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Te Woman's Suffrake Association
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Harvey W. Wiley
Miyn Mary Garrett
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Margaret Brent
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Marte
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Suffragists Parade and Rally Move Through City
National suffrage advocates led a suffrage parade and late night rally at the Lyric Theater after the vote. Notable attendees included Mrs. Robert Maxy of Annapolis and Mrs. Dolly Kenny Yancey of Arizona. Speeches followed at the theater with Mrs. Singerland presenting the principal argument.
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Robert Maxy
Annapolis
Just Government
California
Sherwin Crosby
New York
Anna &. Hendley
Washington
Molen R. Tindall
Washington Association
Walter J. Adame
Norfolk
Gertrude Oppenheim
Boston
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Singerland
No Cheers For Foss At Democratic Convention
A Baltimore dispatch reports a dull mood at the Democratic convention with banners praising Foss drawing little enthusiasm. Delegates and bystanders exchange gossip about candidates while parade pageantry and demonstrations fail to spark public interest.
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