Dry plank offered as Bryan camps at convention in Frisco
Frisco coverage notes fourteen Democratic candidates eye elimination balloting as the race for the nomination remains open. McAdoo leads but no clear two-thirds majority exists, with candidates like Cox Palmer and Colby rumored as possible contenders or running mates.
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Oklahoma
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Federal aid to Bexar County farmers boosts loans
The article reports a federal loan program delivering about 900 000 dollars to Bexar County farmers and nearby counties. Funds come from a congressional appropriation tied to the Federal Land Banks act. Officials expect about 200 000 dollars to local farmers, with 500 000 across the Rio Grande Valley area. The Houston bank plans to mail checks by mid July while a Supreme Court ruling on constitutionality nears. A halt on new loans is noted pending guidance.
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Destroyer on Way to Release Missionaries
Washington dispatch reports a destroyer en route to release missionaries from Telones of Faul Nilson and others captured by Turanian Nationalists. The State Department was advised today as officials announced future operations amid the Turko-Tunisian tensions and ongoing missions in Cilicia near Tarsus.
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Black farmers killed near Paris Texas in early July
Two farmers Tom and William Hodges were struck by a passing vehicle four miles northeast of Paris, Texas. Authorities say Black people, described as tenants on the Hodges farm, were seen nearby witnesses report.
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Country Residents Rally For Little Sick Poor Aid
Letters from Floresville Texas reveal local compassion for needy children and families lacking basic milk vegetables and medicine. Citizens urge milk stations and farm products to reach the motherless children in San Antonio and nearby towns as relief efforts expand outside the city.
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Port Houston Sergeant Leads Charity Plea For Sick Children
A Port Sam Houston sergeant known as the Fairy of the Hospital Corps spearheads a local appeal, collecting small contributions from several residents including Bettie ene Mrs Willus A Cunningham and Mrs A Harrington to aid ill children. The report notes ongoing fundraising, with another update promised on Page Nine.
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Port Sam Houston
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Glass Interrupts Speech At Democratic Convention In San Francisco
Carter Glass of Virginia, seated at the reading desk, interrupted his platform reading to rebuke camera crews. As cheers rose for the League of Nations and Wilson, Glass removed his glasses, twitched a smile, and condemned Republican opposition, then quipped to be filmed and urged focus on international obligations.
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Parties Vie for Suffrage Honors
United Press report from Washington on July 2 notes both major parties claiming credit for advancing the federal woman suffrage amendment. Senator Warren G. Harding, the Republican presidential candidate, cited Vermont as his party’s entry to the race in a conference with Governor Clement. Presidents Wilkie and other Democratic leaders have already tied their effort to Tennessee.
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President's advisers approve of platform in messages
Washington, D. C. Democratic leaders received communications from Senator Glass Homer Cummings and Secretary of State Cathy expressing complete satisfaction with the final form of the party platform. The messages indicate the President is fully satisfied with the platform work.
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Convention Program Auditorium San Francisco July 2
Todey’s program includes 10 A M call to order prayer and report of committee on platform and resolutions adoption of platform report. Balloting for presidential nomination and vice presidential nominees indicated with procedures and balloting notes.
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Revenue From R R S Shows Big Increase
Revenue figures from R R S indicate a substantial rise in earnings for rail operations in Texas. The period reported shows total income reaching about 2.27 million dollars, marking a notable year over year growth and a 21 percent increase in passenger revenue and related operating income.
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Weather Snapshot: Mild Night With Variable Winds
Fragmentary report notes variable winds and mild temperatures around 80 to 84 F. No clear location or event specified, but references to a night period and a brief mention of a fair or celebration term appears in the garbled text.
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Antonio
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Commoner Takes Floor in Interest of Prohibition
In San Francisco the Democratic National Convention heard minority reports on the platform with Bryan arguing for a dry plank and stricter enforcement. The scene featured a 15 minute suffrage march, strong reactions from delegates, and Glass finally announcing the League of Nations amid intense audience chants.
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Sordid scramble for Democratic presidential nomination
United Green State Correspondent in San Francisco reports that no candidate among McAdoo Palmer and Cox has clear strength to win the nomination. Analysts say McAdoo likely exits early while Palmer and Cox hope to gain as second choices shift votes. The scene shows overlapping efforts and evolving alliances as the race narrows.
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Rail heads organize to allot equipment in Washington
A chaotic scene in Washington as rail heads organize to allocate locomotives and gear during wartime mobilization. The speech by a Republican senator drew protests and interruptions from delegates, while officials outlined plans to distribute equipment across key routes, with figures and costs debated.
Best Man for Each Place Urges Judicious Civic Picks
An editorial argues San Antonio’s public offices require businesslike, capable leaders not sentimental or charitable figures. It endorses Mel Hirand and Captain Stevens for District Attorney and The Express urges Hill for sheriff, Stevens for constable precinct N. The piece stresses integrity, efficiency, and the duty of citizens to demand qualified officials.
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