Wonderful Tribute At Democratic Convention On Glass Speech
In San Francisco July 3 a wonderful tribute to W J Bryan followed Carter Glass reading the platform report at the Democratic National Convention. The crowd hailed Bryan while Colby and Glass argued over dry and wet planks and the convention showed strong Wilson sentiment with labor farmers and business men backing the platform and leaders. The old guard faces a tough fight to slow the momentum as female and veteran voters respond to the party’s war ideals.
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Dryan
Colby
Mme
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Earth
Carter Glane
Gince
Prohibition
Dobain
Wilson
Homer Cumming
Chicago
Results of First Eight Ballots In Continental Election
Fragmented OCR text shows names and numbers linked to a ballot tally. It mentions Patowr, Teeth McAuess, Cox, Palmer with various scores and abbreviations. The passage is garbled but indicates a counting sequence and multiple candidate tallies.
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Patowr
Teeth—McAuess
Cox
Palmer
Heventh
We Alden
Con
Ami
Beenie
Airplanes Waiting to Carry Democratic Nomination News
Nine airplanes chartered by the San Francisco Bulletin stood ready to spread news of the Democratic convention nomination to points as far north as Santa Rosa and farther south to Fresno and Merced.
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United Press
San Francisco
Santa Rosa
Freano
Cox Praises Democratic Platform At Convention
Governor Cox expressed delight with the platform adopted by the Democratic convention in Dayton on July 3. He welcomed the party’s positions and urged unity as the campaign began.
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Cox
United Press
Dayton
Conventionaries by F I Aldrich San Francisco July
Conventionalities report on ballot actions and endorsements for McAdoo in Oregon California and other states. The piece notes scattered officer holders and fluctuating delegate support, with editors split and demonstrations showing mixed enthusiasm for the ticket amid suffrage groups and party factions.
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F. i. Aldrich
San Francisco
John Stevenson
Cheera
Oregon
President Walton endorses convention work in letter
President Wickron sends a message to National Chairman Homer S. Cummings praising the convention’s course and vowing the party will move from victory to victory. He cites the founders and the republic’s traditions, urging unity and strength to overcome opposition. The White House letter dated July 2 expresses pride in the party’s leadership and dedication to liberty.
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Ban Francisco
Wikron
Momer
Simmings
Fion
Whch
Iran
White Horn
Endeav
United States
Petr
Wiberalis
PTE de
Sieneul
Woodrow Wildor
Independence Day event at Meas marked by Salvation Army
The Salvation Army will hold an Inlente at Meas on Monday in celebration of Independence Day. Loesl families are invited and tea service will be provided. A crowd is expected and rides will be offered.
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A. Pienje
Salvation Army
Meas
Teaneporm
Whielk
Higmher
A. Mall
A. mi. Moray
Denver
Mertia
Portland
Happy Canyon
General Gorgas Death Foreseen in London
London July 2 General Gorgas former war chief of the United States is expected to die within the day according to dispatches from London.
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Gorgas Neat
London
Gorgas
United States
Two Trishmen Killed in Irish Police Station Ambush
Police Serjeant Tobin was shot dead and Constable Realy severely wounded during an attack on four policemen at a market fete in Tipperary. The incident occurred early today as the officers attempted to secure the crowd and maintain order amid unrest.
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Pvhlin
Tobin Wis
Realy
Marty
Tipperary
Cox Gains Steam In Seventh Ballot Amid NY-NJ Support
The seventh ballot shows Governor Cox rising to second place behind McAdoo as New York and New Jersey delegates shift support. Cox totals reach 746 1 23 votes with Palmer and MeAdoo also listed among evolving tallies, while New York and New Jersey rally to Cox amid dramatic demonstration scenes.
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New Jersey
New York
Cox
Sec
McAdoo
Choun
Ohio
Coc
Niehnome Air
Robbison
Fox
Elehih McAgoo Jost
Palmer Tost
Revinth
Palmer
Cummings
Owen
Smith
Bulwards
Pave
Marshall
Chirk
Whiteinge
Palmerising
Discoverer of Pass in Rockies Dies
Washington July Bricadier General William T. Maratall, retired, famed as the discoverer of a mountain pass in the Rockies, reportedly passed away yesterday. Details of his death remain scant as the nation honors his decades of military service and exploration.
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Pass
Rockies
Washington
William T. Maratall
Marshal Pas Avrnes
Eight Men Ready to Step Through Ropes Tonight
American Legion Post showcases a stacked boxing card at Happy Canyon with eight bouts. Features include Chick Roces versus Earl Zimerman in featherweights and a main event pitting Frankie Murphy from Portland against Harry Casey of Seattle over ten rounds.
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Happy Canyon
Chick Roces
Earl “Zimerman
Sportland
Buddy Stevena
Pendleton
Johnny Fink
Rock Island
Vightweig
Pussy Morton
Los Angeles
Johnny Neye
St Paul
Wehrwelehte
Boxing card aims to crown Inland Empire history
Eight fit boxers and Referee Denver P. Martin prepare for a Pendleton charity show at Happy Canyon. Promoter Jane Deeton Potter leads a six week build for a card featuring Morton Nolan, Buddy Stevens, Johnny Fick, and others in featherweight to light welterweight bouts. The two headline matches Morton versus Noya and Murphy versus Casey promise hard action as Denver referee parts the rounds starting at 8 with a large turnout expected.
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Loce
Buddy Stevens
Johnny Fick
Pendleton
Trojan
Mortion-Noye
Noya
Fana
Morton
Murphy- Casey
Casey
Rownds
Nardis
Salem and Astoria Grow in Population
Washington July reports show Salem at 17 679 residents, up 2 586 or 26 4 percent. Astoria rises to 14 027 with an increase of 4 439 or 46 1 percent. Mattoon records 5 754, down 4? years, a 34 9 percent decline.
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Astoria
Washington
Matton Hae
White House silent on prospects of all Democratic aspirants
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the White House remaining silent on how the Democratic presidential contenders will fare after the platform was adopted. Officials show no comment while monitoring the convention and its aftermath, though mood in the White House is described as elated yet cautious.
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White House
United Prec
Washington
Sheep Herding Pioneer Jimmy Hackett Remembered in County History
Fifty four years ago a man and a boy arrived at Birch Creek with a band of sheep. Jacob Frazier, a Umatilla County pioneer now deceased, and James Hackett settled in the area. Hackett grew to be a veteran Eastern Oregon sheep man, later shifting to hides and limousine work, recalling days when sheep roamed freely in the Blue Mountain region.
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Band OF Sheep
Umatila County
Jacob Frazier
Birch Creek
Umatilla County
James Hackett
Tao
Sacramento
Mr. Frasier
Wilamette Valley
J. M. Hemphill
Daughtreys
Connoyers
Sturdivants
Jimmy
Franter
Oregon
Hideousinews
Mr. Hackett Argu
Blue Mountain
Mr. Hackett
Pendleton
Dalles
Umatillo
Wallula
Walla Wallon
Swift
State Hospital
Mose Goodman
Thin City
Alexander
Democratic convention ballot chaos as McAdoo gains stall
Amid a deadlock at the Democratic National Convention in July, McAdoo and Cox trade gains across ballots. New York shifts to Cox, New Jersey moves 25 votes, Palmer and others show varied shifts. Officers report ongoing party divisions as states resume roll calls toward a nominee.
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Vance McCormick
Tom
Indiana
Marshall
New York
Cox
McAdoo
Smith
New Jersey
Edwards
Harding
Ohio
Auditorium
Democratic National Contren Hon
Robinson
Palmer
Con
Cummings
Wilson
League of Nationa
Atood
Clark
Brue
Daniels
Fourth of July Riverside Athletics Meet Events and Prizes
Riverside stages a fun Fourth of July afternoon program with races for obem, one legged and three legged competitors, plus wave events. prizes range from 50 cents to 2 dollars for various age groups and sexes, with judges appointed on Independence Day.
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Riverside
der CW. Lassenie
Oahen
Prises
Seventh Malia Tangled Py On'ted Pre
Official tally clerks faced great difficulty in counting ballots on the seventh ballot while they worked over them. The band tried to help. The effort yielded a mixed but notable result as the vote proceeded.
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SAN Prantiboo
Tali Clerke
Early Ballots Point to Possible Democratic Nomination
San Francisco July 2 A terse dispatch indicates that ballots for the president were taken ahead of the adjournment of the Democratic National Convention. With no single candidate likely to secure the nomination, observers expected a prolonged struggle as more ballots were counted and analyses evaluated the field.
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San Francisco
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