Roosevelt Accepts Nomination as Republican Candidate
The piece covers Theodore Roosevelt accepting the Republican nomination at a New York convention. He pledges to uphold the party platform, oppose covert robbery and foolish tradition, and assures wholehearted support from delegates for restoring wise government. Roosevelt thanks the convention and addresses attack lines with a vow of honesty.
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Roosevelt Meets Call for Real Choice at Democratic Rally
Hearst lauds Roosevelt and Garner as right on public questions and urges a new deal. Roosevelt outlines plans for national reform, including work, security, debt relief, crop parity, and repeal of the eighteenth amendment, aiming to mobilize voters for the Democratic ticket.
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Roosevelt Campaign Opens in Chicago Welcome
Governor Roosevelt arrives amid a large crowd with Mrs Roosevelt and aides. A gusty flight delays travel as mayor Cermak greets the party and reporters, while Roosevelt jokes about glasses on the ground and looks ahead to November victory.
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Roosevelt Hopes to Get Flying Start
Roosevelt outlined plans at a Chicago press conference and a Democratic national committee session to start campaign work immediately. He announced Dr James A Farley as DNC chair, discussed headquarters location, and said he would remain in Chicago Sunday meeting leaders from across the country.
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Beer Amendment Sparks Senate Debate in July Session
Advocates for beer predict a Senate win as the Bingham amendment to the house bill seeks to raise alcohol content to 32 percent by weight or 4 percent by volume. The plan, backed by Republicans and key Democrats, would allow direct sale to consumers and is estimated to affect a $875 million market. Supporters and likely votes are listed, with varied positions among Republicans and Democrats.
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Harlow Weds Picture Executive In Hollywood
Jean Harlow, film star, marries Paul Bern, film executive, at her parents’ home with about 20 relatives and friends present and John Gilbert as best man. Tomorrow the couple will host a large reception at their new home for guests.
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Heart Disease Tops Pennsylvania Deaths in 1931
Health department figures show heart diseases caused 240.68 deaths per 100000 in 1931, the highest total on record in Pennsylvania. A total of 23,400 people died from heart diseases in the year.
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Methodist youth to attend Kerrville assembly
A party of young people from San Antonio Methodist churches will travel to Kerrville for the West Texas conference assembly. The July 6 to 12 meeting will include 25 San Antonio district delegates and others from City Union and various chapters.
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Texas caucus races over Garner Roosevelt split
Texas delegates at a state caucus deadlocked 49 to 46 in favor of Roosevelt amid a push to nominate Garner for vice president. Present were supporters for Alfred E. Smith and Garner. some delegates balked, while others urged sticking with Garner as Roosevelt’s running mate conflicted with eastern factions.
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Banks Purchase Employes Scrip in Dayton
In Dayton three banks agree to purchase $80,000 in tax anticipation sales to City employees to assure half salaries on May 1. The arrangement funds salaries for city workers and stabilizes payroll through the summer period.
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