Cox Nomination Ends after Forty Fourth Ballot in San Francisco
Governor James M. Cox of Ohio won the Democratic presidential nomination at the San Francisco convention after a long deadlock, breaking on the forty fourth ballot amid dramatic scenes and cheers. The roll showed Cox with a majority only after late shifts by delegations, with extensive front-page coverage detailing the tense hours and final acclamation.
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Senator Reed Ovation in Kansas City During Homecoming
In Kansas City a large crowd cheered Senator James A. Reed at a Missouri homecoming reception. Reed attacked the League of Nations and the Wilson administration, claiming it misled Americans and sought to suppress debate. He asserted credentials were not endorsed by the State committee and criticized Democratic leadership while defending his stance on national policy.
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First Years Key to Conserving Child Life
In the Summer drive by the Evening News-Express Milk Fund, experts warn that about 300,000 American children die annually from malnutrition and heat, with 70 percent preventable. Two thirds of deaths occur before age two due to improper feeding, ignorance, and lack of milk. Early years are crucial for brain and muscle growth, and proper nourishment can save countless lives. The campaign urges San Antonio readers to join the effort to protect and nurture vulnerable children.
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Contributions Report From Taylor Texas Aid Drive
Fragmentary OCR lists donations with names and small amounts including Douglas, Dre, Fillet, Fort Samues, E Fair, Caroline Braumbatt, Sadie Barr, and others. It shows a total of funds contributed and notes a sense of progress in aiding a child or family amidst unclear context. The text is garbled and partial but indicates a community donations summary.
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McNeel Jewelry Co Offers Diamonds Watches and Jewelry
An artistic ad highlights McNeel Jewelry Co as a premier shop for diamonds watches and fine jewelry. It emphasizes quality and appealing selections, inviting readers to visit for upscale pieces and accessories.
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Cox and Harding Portray Extremes of Temperament
San Francisco dispatch notes Ohio as a pivotal state in the national elections with both Cox and Harding from the Buckeye State. The piece compares their temperaments, backgrounds, and political styles, contrasting Cox as blunt and less diplomatic with Harding as a steady, even tempered figure. It cites their prior roles and notes Harding’s Senate membership and Cox’s House service.
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Post Office Receipts Reach Record Level for Year
San Antonio post office figures for the year ending June 24 1929 show a $1 46k rise from the previous year with total receipts at 6141 1. The gain reflects population growth and strong business activity. Postmaster J W Fulies notes the three cent rate era impact and cross year comparisons indicate continued urban expansion and rising mail volume. The article also records a separate note of McAdoo congratulating Cox on his presidential nomination and a brief Comptroller update on bank condition statements due by June 30.
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Reactionary Control Seen by Wil Bryan
William Jennings Bryan argues the Democratic party has surrendered to reactionaries in the 1908 United States political scene. He contends big business and Wall Street influence shape the ticket and warns that wet and dry factions within parties affect the outcome. The piece notes continued discussion and a page continuation for further details.
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Statement clears ex consul Jenkins in frame-up case
W O Ferking formerly Calted Staten ronwaL at Kuebli Mexico says he planned his own kidnapping and that Cordoba framed Jenkins. Cordoba claims sole responsibility for the kidnapping and refutes charges against Jenkins. Indians threatened with death if they testified against Jenkins. prosecutor Mitchkell says he could not obtain 10,000 pesos to proceed.
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Planks and Politics: Writers Question Democratic Platform
Fragmented remarks from a San Francisco writer label the new platform as unsafe for American interests. He attacks Wall Street influence, the Democratic ticket, and calls for patience to seek a party with spiritual courage. Amid bold rhetoric, bankers’ condition reports and Bolshevik events are noted in terse wire summaries.
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Democratic National Convention Vice Presidential Nod Hinted
In San Francisco July 6 delegates consider Cox ticket with E T Meredith and Franklin D Roosevelt as possible running mates. Reports describe Robinson calling for roll call votes and restrained speeches while Gen Hanna and others push for Tennessee nominees. The scene features intense debate, large crowds, and a focus on placing a nominee beside Cox as the convention moves toward final selections.
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Wounded Boy at Point of Death Incident
A boy named Youe Corten, about 12, from Axo, Winalia, was fatally wounded this afternoon at his father Vince Corts’ home on Blaxto’ Street by an unknown assailant using a doubles barreled shotgun loaded with buckshot. Police say the back of the boy’s left band was damaged and he was rushed to Robert B. Green Hospital. doctors’ outlook is uncertain.
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Politely Urges Firm Enforcement by County Officials in Texas
A readers' appeal calls on McAskill Hill and Stevens to uphold every Texas law through steady, impartial enforcement against bootlegging gambling and vice. It stresses elected officials must act together, oppose attempts to undermine enforcement, and vote July 24 for steadfast law enforcement. The note names D A Measkill District Attorney Dan M Bill Sheriff and Charles F Stevens Constable Precinct.
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