Ratification Plank Wins, Walsh Push Stuns Committee
In San Francisco on July 1 the revolutions committee adopted a league of nations plank favoring treaty ratification without reservations, adding Walsh’s amendment for interpretative clarity. The vote 52 to 18 sparked jubilation among Walsh supporters who claim victory over the Lodge plank advocates. A separate Washington report notes Wilson’s aides see no opposition to interpretative reservations, while full committee action remains pending. The broader platform discussions touched prohibition, Irish freedom, labor rights, Mexican policy, and veterans affairs. a Baltic issue and a print paper shipment from Finland’s Garryvale were also reported from Rio de Janeiro and neighboring bureaus.
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Revolution Commission
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Wilbon
Belmic
Mexico
Cish
Sphinx Like Silence Maintained By McAdoo On Name
William Gibbs McAdoo remained silent about his own nomination for the presidency at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Reporters gathered at his country home as he declined to comment on the convention’s proceedings and the name placed in nomination.
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M’adoo
Pinan
Mwintington
Bandits Raid City Firing Buildings
Bandits raided Port au Prince the Haitian capital as a firing attack damaged several buildings. Authorities reported United States marines restored order after killing the leaders of the raid.
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United States
Rifle Plant Closes After Record War Work
The Eddystone Rifle plant near Philadelphia, which built over a million rifles during the war, closed yesterday and reverts to Baldwin Locomotive. The government took over March 1, 1918, with more than 85 percent of rifles sent overseas manufactured there. Also notes Panama Canal liner arrival with 1,100,000 in cold bate and signed can to American makers.
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Baldwin Locomotive Company
Eddystone
New York
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First Photograph of Democratic Convention Opening
East Oregonian presents the first photograph of the convention's opening in San Francisco. The narration, produced by the Newspaper Enterprise Association, was transmitted from San Francisco by air to Pendleton, with reports from the editor and daily correspondence from field reporters detailing events and impressions of the convention week.
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Mendis
Hoarte
Enterpring Association
San Proneleen
Ion Ohare
Durant
San Finclaon
Ommatrix
Fron
Bist
Oregonian
Pendleton
It Is McAdoo Against Field in Nominee Fight
United Press dispatch from San Francisco reports that tensions rise as the Democratic nomination fight narrows to a showdown with McAdoo facing a broad field. The convention signals a round of strategy battles as contenders jockey for position and delegates amid shifting alliances.
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Madoo
Balloting on 14 candidates awaits platform report
In San Francisco today the Democratic convention held a brief session before a key report on the Prohibition platform. Delegates planned to vote tonight after discussions over suffrage and the temperance plank.
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Courtherglitform HomMiller
Eilie Bondeo Nhead
Nomination of McAdoo seems now inevitable
San Francisco July 1 As the Democratic convention unfolds the nomination fight centers on William Gibbs McAdoo with supporters declaring in favor while critics tout alternatives. The crowd and press exhibit polarized sentiment as the campaign tempo grows intense ahead of the Philadelphia gathering.
Prospects for Ballot Today Glimmer Amid Fight
By Associated Press San Francisco July 1 Prospect for ballot today glimmers as factions clash over the Democratic platform. Delegates debate the Lease of Nations declaration and split over amendments. Supporters of President Wilson press for alignment while committee work lags as leaders prepare for next moves.
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Tine Hiy
Nine Democrat sentiment favors McAdoo pick says Wailes
Nine of ten Democrats in Ban Franches favor McAdoo as the party’s best bet. Wiles, noted banking figure, returned home and told Cheyenne East Gregorain he believes McAdoo will be elected. He and Regret dette echoed the convention mood from Tuesday, with talks of support across the state.
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Denvetitete
Ute Sweeta
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EB. Watlow
Castler
Toland Emirs Bank
Todas
Eid
Chey East Gregorian
Dette
Howe
Eurldbodt
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Misurtan
San Sreucven
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Frean Mintoort
Bettelotta
C.J. Emith
Oregon
Irish settlement transfer sparks arbitration call
A damaged Cork police station suffered a bomb blast near King Street as investigators linked to labor unrest probe the murders of Lord Mayor Macturtain. Gunfire erupted nearby overnight. a young girl was wounded in the incident.
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United Prem Cork
King Street
Sion Fenner
Macturtain
Gomes
June Rainfall Report Shows Above Normal Amounts
June rainfall exceeded normal by .28 inches with 1.26 inches in one period, per Major Lea Moorhouse weather observer. The month had seven days with over one inch of rain and 24 clear days. The hottest day reached near 96 degrees on June 28, 1910 figures cited. Population data for Butherity, Washington, shows 1920 figures up 14.4 percent.
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Miwle
Lea Moorhouse
Conventionalities by EBB Aldrich and Wrantisco
July 1 report on a political convention with mentions of Ndawords, Bryap, John F Crowhy, Tom J W Thiber, and Oregon delegates. Notes mixed with garbled phrases and scattered references to candidates, a New York woman, and a Virginia standard. Forecast predicts a November victory. weather noted as continuing.
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Wranctisco
Heath
Bryap
Sub-Committee Endorses Collective Bargaining and Mexico Recognition
The sub-committee of nine endorses collective bargaining and early recognition of Mexico. It calls legislatures to ratify suffrage as aligned with Virginia Democrats and approved by the President. The platform echoes the Democratic line, urging peace treaty ratification and arbitration of labor disputes while greeting President Wilson and praising national achievements.
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Virginia
San Francis
Declan
Indah
League of Nationa
Ender Jin
Tennessee
Florida
Carolina
Owe
Wilcot
Wilcob
Bryan S Plank Tribute At Prohibition Measure Meeting
In San Francisco on July 1 Bryan S Plank saluted the party for its support of the prohibition amendment to the federal constitution and pledged enforce ment of the Volstead Act and rule of law. The Fight and debate over party platform details continued as convention discussions aimed to influence the adoption of prohibition provisions.
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