Democratic platform talks drift and proposals rise
Plank meetings in Philadelphia proceed after Wagner elected chairman with committee drafting ideas through the night. Senators and reform groups push for federal waterway aid, farm relief, labor rights, civil service reform, and peace measures while debating monetary policy and national defense.
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Philadelphia
Robert F. Wagner
New York
William Boyle
Nevada
Cleveland
Htt
Pik
Bixteen
Crem
Wagner
Nich
Wade Martin
Louisana
OFS
ePowest
Marlin
Mise Helena
Doriat
The
Nations
League Against War
Democratic Party
Court Curb
Honneet
Father Divine Peace Mission
John ©. Burt
American Legion
Supreme Courts
Citi
National League of Women Voters
Larue Brown
Boston
Helen Hunt West
National Women's Party
Millard W. Nice
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Walter W. Vankirk
National Peace Conference
Resolutions Y Committee
Richard Hobson
Deco
Custody Battle Rages Over Returning Child in Crossstate Chase
Nola Neitiey and her 8 year old son George are en route from North El Paso to Port Huron as custody fight unfolds after the father George Neiliey claims a dramatic chase from Alamogordo to Chicago. He says the boy was taken by plane to San Antonio then chased to stop the kidnaping attempt. Authorities declined extradition, and the boy has remained with the mother amid prior custody ruling.
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EL Paso
Daw
Mire
Nola
Chicago
Dizzy Dean’s Wife Objects to Convention Demonstration
Mrs Dean, wife of St Louis Cardinals pitcher Dizzy Dean, denounces convention protest noise after Senator Alben W Barkley keynote. She attended with the Missouri delegation and voiced disapproval of the ruckus as delegates met to nominate the president.
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Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
Dean
Louis Cardinal
Alben W. Larkley
Missouri Attegalion
Kiwanians Elect Illinois President and Officers
Kiwanians elected A Copeland Callen of Urbana Illinois as president of Kiwanis International. James M Lyish of Provence and F Trafford Taylor of Winnipeg were named vice presidents, H G Batfield of Oklahoma City re elected treasurer. Six candidates were selected from a field of nine to serve as trustees for the term. A hospital report noted the death of Brother Hendervet of Breckenridge after an accident that also affected his brother.
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Washington
A. Copeland Callen
Urcana
Til
James M. Lyieh
Provence
F. Trafford Taylor
Winenipeg
Manitoba
H. G. Batfield
Oklahoma City
Serret
Hatching
Hobda
D. Hendervet
Breckenridge
Shillins
Fight over rule change divides Democrats at convention
Delegates from Virginia led opposition to repealing the one third rule for nominating presidential and vice presidential candidates. The North and South split over repeal as the rules committee opened, with Ohio and Arkansas showing mixed support and the South largely undecided. The issue heads to a showdown tomorrow as the convention prepares to vote on the Senate proposal.
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Philadelphia
Duwn
Amery
Virgina
Slater
Massachusetts
Virginia
Jas A. Fartey
Roosevelt
South
North Carolina
Arkansas
J. M. Fultell
Robinson
Senate
Claude A. Fuller
Ohio
Yale Honors First Pupil Jacob Hemingway Portrait Inverted
Yale University in New Haven marks the 1st pupil, Rev Jacob Hemingway, as portrait by President James A Angell. The ceremony took place at Old Stone church in East Haven where Hemingway served as the first minister.
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Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Jacob Hemingway
James A. Angell
Old Stone Church
East Haven
Juvenile Board to Fill Vacancy After Death of Official
A county juvenile board meeting called by Judge G Tayloe was to be held Wednesday to consider appointing Reno Guerrero as resident juvenile officer. The appointment would fill the vacancy caused by the death of Woodford Thornton.
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Juvenile Board
County Juvenile Board
Justge
G Tayloe
Reno Guerero
Woodford Thornton
Car crash near Springfield claims life of Grout
A vehicle plunged from a highway north of Springfield Colorado killing Grout 47 of McPherson Kayi. The victim was riding in the car when the crash occurred on a June day.
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Springfield
Colo
A—E. &, Grout
McPherson
Kayi
Here
Coast Guard Hurricane Patrol Bill Killed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt killed a bill calling for a coast guard hurricane patrol for Gulf coast waters. He branded the proposal unnecessary, unsound and impracticable. The brief item notes stalled real estate ads following the political update.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Gulf Coast Waters
Roosevelt
Doctors remove coin from Mexico child in McAllen
In McAllen on June 24 doctors treated an 84 year old Mata infant in Mexico after a coin lodged in his airway for three days. The child was brought here for care, but only a Mexican two cent piece was removed without harm.
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Mcallen
Mata
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