Bonus Brigade to Consider New Party Plans in Washington
Washington June 22 Leaders of the Bonus Army draft a convention plan to decide if the movement will limit activity to fighting opponents or back a new party. A split between legislative and executive arms grows over the issue with a third party option urged if Democrats ignore the bonus cause. Commander Waters and aides warn against it. While agitation is limited among marchers, readers expect a crackdown.
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Washington
DE. C
Bonus Army
Legislative Formaniee
Army
Walter W. Waters
Plan to assemble 600 representatives for parliamentary decision
The plat aims to bring together 600 representatives from state delegations to decide in parliamentary fashion. Plans for evacuating a majority of the army, estimated at 16 000 to 23 000, were not delayed by the new idea. Many soldiers were leaving without notice, homeward, according to Waters Limit Sea.
Roosevelt Delays Chicago Visit Amid Smith Controversy
Albany reports Governor Pacervellery will not attend the Democratic national convention in Chicago next week. He denies a last minute change of mind due to Alfred E Smith’s activities and reiterates his stance against presence at the convention.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Albany
Pacervellery
Alfred £. Smith
Smith
Asban
T. N.Y
Alirea E. Smith
Democratic Nations
Garner stand on eighteenth amendment fuels GOP infighting
Cheyenne June 22 Former State Senator Thomas B Lore a anti dry leader in Texas says Speaker Garner's repeal stance ends his run for president. Lore argues Garner should have spoken earlier to sway California and Texas Democratic voters before primaries.
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Dallas
Thomas B. Lore
Texas
John N. Garner
Clare
Herbert Hoover
Garmer
Euchy
California
Love
Room prowler menaces Mrs Russ in Madison street home
Police investigated a Wednesday room intrusion at Mrs. R Russ’s 302 Madison Street. A masked prowler threatened her with a pistol and escaped after saying he would return. No arrest announced. Nearby incidents include a Hartman home invasion where a suspect was shot in the shoulder and captured by neighbors, and other thefts across several addresses including a seed car load and cosmetics from an automobile.
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R. Russ
Madison Street
Hartman
Browler
O. F. Seoith
Houston Street
Ap Fhvader
Nolan Street
Viola Shore
Carel B. Fuller
Paul Harper
Wty Avenue
A. R
Al Smith Urges Party To Keep Nation In Mind
Al Smith speaks in Albany urging Democrats to avoid a bitter Chicago style convention. He vows to work for the party and nation, directing focus to national unity over factional showmanship during the upcoming convention week.
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al Smith
Tacoma Selected By Rainbow Girls Convention
Tacoma, Wash was chosen today as the 1954 meeting place by the Supreme Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls. The tenth annual convention was held at Lake McAlester camp with W. Mark Beyson of McAlester presiding.
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M'Alester
Okla
Tacoma
Wash
Supreme Assembly of the Order of Rainbow
W. Mark Beyson
McAlester
Great Forest
Lake McAlester
Plank for Submission Spotted in Hull Meeting
In a Hull session a plank for submission emerged amid a murky, fractured text. The protest centers on a Democratic alignment, with unclear references to committee actions and potential measures. Prominent names remain obscured in the garbled OCR, but the press notes a push toward formal submission.
Smith Opens Nomination Campaign For 1932 Run
Former 1928 nominee says he supports unconditional repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and calls for a scientific redefinition of the Volstead Act to allow beverages with reasonable alcohol content. He rejects stop-Roosevelt talk, hints at self nomination, and says Major Frank Hague will be his floor manager as the convention approaches.
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Union
United States
Smith
Anti-Saloon League
Brilth
Kames
Hague
Jersey City
Unreadable historical page fragment with scattered names and notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows multiple personal names, places, and numbers interlaced with stray phrases. Context unclear, many garbled words and incomplete sentences hinder coherent summary or event identification. May reflect a mixed catalog of notices, prices, and observations from a historical newspaper page.
Smith seeks unity as convention nears and weighs repeal stance
The article reports Senator Smith urging an honest campaign platform and a quick convention address while opposing a cash bonus plank. He backs Jowett and Shouse for chairman, hints at possible floor action, and notes Hull’s push for a states rights vote on repealing or retaining the eighteenth amendment.
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Smith
Garner
Mertier
Trealations Committee
Hull
Political maneuvering frames Roosevelts and Smith in Roosevelt era
Amid party rivalries reporters note Hull and Huey Long pressing for economic retrenchment and tariff cuts. James A Farley echoes Roosevelt while Indiana delegates tilt toward Roosevelt. Reed and Byrd open campaign HQs for Reed and Garner, with Ritchie gaining traction as a unifying Democrat candidate.
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James A. Farley
Raceevelt
Smith
Farley
Indiana
Roosevelt
James A. Reed
Missouri Rds
Villmonte
Reed
Missouri
Byra
Garner
Col
Henry Breckenridge
Old Dominion
Sid Byrd
Shouse
Walter Ll. Barlow
Galifornia Urive
William C. Walsh
Maryland
Honored San Antonio Jr College student earns four scholarships
A San Antonio junior college student received four scholarships to Texas colleges in recognition of academic achievement. The award highlights the student’s outstanding record and the college’s commitment to supporting women's higher education.
Girl Awarded Scholarship At Junior College
Four scholarships were awarded recognizing work in Sanitary Aritanio junior college. Miss Burdette Taylor graduated with the highest grade average in her class and was named a member of Phi Theta Kappa. Scholarships go to Our Lady of the Lake college Texas College of Arts and Industries in Kingsville Southern Methodist University in Dallas and College of Industrial Arts in Denton.
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Burdette Taylor
Safi Aritanio
Phi Theta Kapps
National
Honorary Society For
Miss Taylor
Our Lady of the Lake College
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Southern Methodist University
Dalies
College of Industrial Arts
Den~ton
Roosevelt Vote From Minnesota To Be Challenged
In St Paul on June 22 a surprise victory by Democratic Jumpers in Minnesota’s state primaries altered the plan for Roosevelt delegates to the national convention next week. The result shapes the fight over which delegates will represent Minnesota at the convention.
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Roosevelt
Minnesota
ST. Paul
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