Cox Captures Democratic Nomination After Marathon Balloting
The Democratic convention in New York endured twenty two ballots and drawn out negotiations as leaders battled for a unifying candidate. Cox surged to the front late, finally clinching the nomination after persistent balloting and intra party alignments.
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Roosevelts New York Convention Platform Weighed
The report details factional debate over a League of Nations platform at a Democratic convention in New York. Key figures include Secretary of State Colby and Senator Carter Glass, with Irish leaders seeking support for an Irish Republic. The opening session featured a keynote by Wings and a dramatic scene with a large flag and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Democratic Platform Strikes Deep Into War and Welfare Debates
A fragmented draft outlines party positions on wartime policy, social welfare, and fiscal reform. It pledges higher salaries, labor rights, and extended federal programs while opposing strikes and invoking patriotism. The text references taxation surveys, foreign policy, and constitutional debates around defense and reserve systems.
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Coal Miners Strike At Nearby Mine Amid Turmoil
Reported disturbance at a mine operated by a regional company with workers idle as tensions rise. Witnesses describe miners marching near the riverbank area while a manager or supervisor directs activities. Details remain unclear as local authorities assess the situation.
Army bird mans killed at Puimik Nel fall in July celebration
Washington reports Beth Hug Meld, a participant in Baltimore events, died after plunging about 2,000 feet at Puimik Nel. He sustained a fractured skull and died within an hour. He formerly lived by Petrett.
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Quell Mexican Outbreak in Mexico City Revolt Crackdown
Fragmented dispatch reports a government sweep in Mexico City suppressing a revolt led by Colonel Samado and Mirvadoy. Arrests and clashes are described with unclear names, citing police and military involvement, while a chaotic sequence references U S officers and a commander named Gadlea amid ongoing unrest.
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Reds Capture Rovno Fortress Amid Heavy Fighting
Dispatches report Bolsheviks capture Rovno fortress despite fierce resistance. Russian forces report 1,000 prisoners taken, armored units, and a heavy assault on northern and southern fronts. Pole forces reportedly retreat as Bolshevik advances push toward Koval and Gunvsal Sushany regions.
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75 000 Elks In Big Parade Across Town
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McAdoo Delighted by Cox Presidency Comment At Huntington
A garbled July report from Huntington notes W G McAdoo reacting positively to Gov Cox’s presidential candidacy. The fragment suggests relief and expectations, with limited clear context or quotes due to OCR issues. The piece references MedAdoo and mentions July 8 in relation to Cox.
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