Nominating Vice President At Democratic Convention
At the San Francisco Democratic National Convention the vice presidency was opened to multiple candidates. General L D Tyson of Tennessee and Governor Stewart of Montana were placed in nomination, with talk of Roosevelt and Davies as possibilities. Delegates debated candidates as delays and floor activity continued through the day.
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Tennessee
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News of Nomination Flashed to Cox at Newspaper Office
Dayton dispatch reports Governor Cox receiving the nomination news at the Dayton News office. Telegrams from President Wilson and other officials poured in with congratulations as Cox’s acceptance was noted and reported by Associated Press.
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White House to Attend Effort for Cox Nominee
President Wilson will likely campaign for Ohio Governor Cox if health allows and seek to influence the party toward a Democratic victory in November. An early Wilson Cox meeting is expected, with administration aides reportedly split on supporting McAdoo. Cox is described as a strong admirer of Wilson and a League of Nations advocate aligned with the party plank.
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Aviator Roth Crashes in Weedy Field Near Town
Aviator Archie Roth of the W. I. Airplane Company damaged his plane while trying to start for La Grande and Baker. Weeds in the landing field tangled in the gear, forcing a crash into a fence. pilot and mechanic unharmed. Repairs ordered from Portland arrival expected late tonight. Roth urged a permanent landing field for mail and passenger service.
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Reed Brands League Covenant of Treason
Kansas City Mo July The tongue of nations was denounced main league of treason and covenant of rational health by Senator James A Teed who returned from San Francisco as a delegate to the democratic national convention Fenner Reed addressed remarks claiming he was privately informed that the credentiary committee would act to keep silent on the league of nations if he would agree to silence reporters His refusal allegedly led to his denial as an agent and he said he spoke out.
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Tengue of Nations
Jamon A. Teed
San Francisco
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McAdoo Delighted Withheld Comment on Convention
United Press dispatch from Huntington New York July 4 reports McAdoo saying he was relieved and delighted the call did not come for him He expressed gratitude to his supporters and stated he would withhold further comment until the convention completed its work
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Huntington
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Cox Nominated for President After Prolonged Balloting
James M. Cox, three time Ohio governor, was nominated for president by the Democratic National Convention after 44 ballots. The 38th ballot yielded a shift when Palmer released delegates. the 40th slate was not completed and Cox won by unanimous voice, officially receiving 70 plus votes but not tallied.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
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Firecracker blaze kills 9 year old in Walla Walla
Violet Jonnie Maron, 9, daughter of Mr and Mrs BE Mason of Dixie, died from injuries after her clothing caught fire Sunday from a firecracker. Her father, a Morton ward, is expected to arrive Wednesday. J W Cockerly prepared the body at Dixie. funeral to be held there.
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Lewis Says West Is Entitled To Office
Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis will be presented as a vice presidential candidate at the convention, according to former Governor Dunne of Illinois. He said Lewis would defer his own ambitions for the party and that the VP nominee should come from further west. At least six nominating speeches are expected before balloting begins.
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Local Taxes Block Nickel and Dime Cash Plan
Daweon officials rejected a proposal to introduce coins smaller than 25 cents into local circulation. The plan to add dimes and nickels was dismissed, with authorities agreeing to keep 25 cent pieces as the smallest denomination.
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Ambushed Bolshevik Cavalry Routed in Major Soviet Reports
A Monglow dispatch today reports that Wrangel led a force surrounding and destroying Bolshevik cavalry across a broad front from the Perig to the Sripet rivers. The effort claimed 748 Bolshevik troopers killed and 10,000 POWs captured with heavy enemy losses on other units.
McAdoo Delivers First Public Utterance Since Convention
In Huntington on the eve of a Democratic convention, William Gibbs McAdoo spoke extemporaneously to about one hundred delegates. He praised patriotism and liberty as envisioned by the revolutionary fathers and called for a speech, then yielded briefly amid discord.
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Mantineton
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Aspen
Chautauqua deficit feared amid town shortages
A Elusive deficit estimate of 300 dollars haunts Chautauqua events with a larger 900 dollar guess tied to planning. Weather and many residents out of town contribute to the shortfall as organizers seek support to cover costs.
Cox Victory Boosts Demo Support in Local City
James M. Com is named in the Democratic alignment as Cox secures nomination. Wil M. Peterson, active in district delegate runs, credits management for Cox’s win and predicts strong party gains. Peterson hails Cox as the strongest leader to advance the party’s position nationally and locally.
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Republican Nominee Cheers Rival in Tight Contest
A Republican nominee publicly congratulates the rival in a closely watched race. The message, though mixed with garbled OCR text, conveys a cordial acknowledgment of the opponent's victory and notes shared party loyalties amid ongoing political contention.
Thirtieth Ballot Deadlocked in Democratic Nominating Process
Report of a chaotic thirtieth ballot in the Democratic presidential race with McAdoo leading briefly, Amore and Deva mentioned, and Governor Cot viewed as unlikely to concede amid intra party opposition. Names include McAdoo, Cot, Witten, and Clark with the scene at 1612 dendiork amid lobbying and shifting support.
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Cox Nominated Democratic Presidential Candidate
Governor Cox won the Democratic nomination for president on the 44th roll call amid a stormy, jubilant convention. McAdoo’s strength collapsed as Cox gained votes through Palmer’s delegate release, with bloc switches from Arkansas to Florida and Indiana aiding the Ohioan. The hall filled with banners, cheers, and tumultuous demonstrations as Cox secured the nomination.
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United Press
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McAdoo
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Mother of Nominee Told Cleveland Son Would Win Honor
Dayton July 6 Cox at his newspaper plant learned he was nominated. The governor, in his office since 11:40, heard the news on the 4th ballot. He cried as telegraph operators announced Cox’s nomination. A crowd hoisted him, Mrs Cox kissed him, and an extra edition was printed for the governor. The governor visited his mother’s grave afterward.
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Dayton
Cox
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Ballots for Cox D0 Speedy Rocketing
San Francisco tally reports dated July indicate Democratic contention results with brisk turnout. Voter lines formed across Ora session Siloning and Saturday into Monday with ballots rising steadily to a peak around mid month. Figures show percentages climbing to high levels, then fluctuating as the week progressed.
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Tox
San Francisco Elk Named Exalted Ruler at Convention
Ambiguous scraps report William Abbott presiding over San Francisco Elks event naming a new Exalted Ruler during a convention. Details unclear due to garbled text but notes city, group, and leadership change.
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San Francisco
Cox Nomination Shapes Election Field in July
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes Cox nomination influencing party field placement. Mentions Vine Hinshaw as chair and a "prostitution party" reference, with unclear context and names.
Cattle Market Weak on Monday at Portland Ranch Sale
Cattle markets show weakness in Portland with choice grade steers around 10.50 to 11.00, heifers steady, prime mixed loads at 23.50 and 16.00, sheep steady. Milk products butter and cubes steady. additional price lines show limited clarity but indicate general market softness across cattle and dairy items.
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