Democratic Convention Tensions Rise Over Smith Rivalry
Fragmented coverage shows Missouri Senator Reed and Governor Smith allies in contested Democratic convention. Talks center on preventing party nullification of the eighteenth amendment while V. P. prospects and possible cabinet posts swirl. Rumors of offers to Reed and Robinson surface as factions jockey for control.
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Reed
McAdog
Missouri
Smith
Per
Howe
Democratic Party
Tammany
Roper
Pevera
Allege
New York
Robinsop
Deel
Gamvernion
Houston
Erith
UF le
Mindritz
Owl
United States
Great Southwest
Missouri Pacific Lines
Missouri Pacific Organization
Missouri Pacific
Slong Sound
Rice hotel lobby banners honor Texas Republic figure
A fragmentary caption notes banners at the Rice hotel lobby for a presidential nomination figure. The scene also mentions Jim Moody and Reed greeting Houston fans, with references to a convention hall named in honor of a Texas Republic leader who later served as governor.
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Rice Hotel
Sruitti
Reed
Houston
Idi
Ten
The
Texas Republic
Gove
Texas
Hallforghim
Texas Delegates to Caucus on Al Smith Stand
Texas delegates gather in Houston for a Democratic national convention caucus to decide support for Al Smith. Moody supporters push for a strong prohibition plank, while Smith backers seek a unified prohemisphere tone. The outcome hinges on a first-ballot alignment and platform committee signals.
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Texas
AL Smith
A. B. Boulton
Galrson
Alfred
B. Smith
Dan Moody
Smith
Deary
Houston
New York
Moody
Mt ML
National Platform Committee
Ilbava
Hae
Jobo
Dilbeck
Weller Paor
Davis
Harmony
Cox
Covton
Munds
Jones
Staith
Col
Tor Bell
Teras
pet‘Gaz
pet‘Gaz Control of the Delegation, the Governor's Prectiby
Reese
Gilmer Storm Strands Town After Rail Link Fails
Gilmer Texas suffers storm damage on June 26 causing loss of railway communications and isolation. A fierce rain, wind and hail flood Upshur County, submerging the Cotton crossing under four feet of water and damaging bridges and property. residents scramble as the outside world is cut off.
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Gilmer, Trs
Gilmer Wan
Railiway
Ana Stepi Communications
Rrith He
Feolatell Parke
Upshur Peventy
Catton” Bell
Lillie Creek
Hot Dogs Symbolize Franco German Ties in Paris
An odd report from PANIS in June notes a playful softening of relations between France and Germany as hot dogs from Germany become popular in Paris cafes. The piece mentions Deutsche Lufthansa flights to a fair grounds and a rise in German brands in local establishments.
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Imeraguonn
Panis
France
Germany
Geran Tagger
Inacheon
Paris
Teutonic
Kolbach, Grawlein
Gepulne Smumich
Man Suffers Broken Leg After Auto Collision
A. Allies, 25, of 422 Tinat Woollewn avenue, was confined in Senta Nexa infirmary with a broken leg Monday. He was injured when an auto operated by a ministering Taw struck him Sunday near the garage of the address, during a family altercation.
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Roneph A. Allies
Tinat Woollewn Avenue
Senta Nexa
Mame
Umea
Accidesis
San Antonio Budget Boost For City Services
City commissioners in regular session approved a 2.75 million dollar budget for the current year, up slightly from last year. Items include street maintenance, police and fire, parks, and public welfare, with detailed line items for clerks, hospital, water, and contingencies.
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C. Ms. Chambers
Mises
Gevanee
Frank T. Hushice
Antonio
Bocpital
Waters
Sason
Anfisonm
asreRm
Bac
Atlanta Schools Buy Phonographs And 5000 Records
The Atlanta school board ordered twenty seven phonographs and five thousand records for classrooms. Machines are the most modern type and will be used to support music appreciation and broader lessons in orchestral music and pitch. Teachers expect pupils to learn music concepts through guided listening and demonstrations.
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My International News Service
Atlanta
Lear
Susie Walle
Strawberries Bring $1 Each in Brussels Market
The first of the season strawberries sold at Brussels markets with prices near one dollar each. Reports indicate strong demand and varying discounts, while some buyers paid higher prices for quality.
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Brussels
Luncheon by Local Council in June Event
A Wanellc trade luncheon is planned for Tuesday morning June 26 hosted by the Local Council of Cathalla Women at Cats Feeginn, ABC North St Maryn. Tickets are available. for reservations call Crockett 1679.
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Cadvertaerment
Cathalla
Cats
ABC North St
Shaver Warns Wets In Lone Star Politics
Mrs Shaver denounces wets and argues harmony among Republicans wins in Lionston where dry Pennsylvanians back the ticket. She decries expediency driven politicians praising harmony and attacks Smith and Democratic figures as saloon advocates while urging support for a strong anti‑eighteenth amendment candidate.
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Lionston
Shaver
Texaa
Smith
Ptratic Party
Becauen
Beneateen
Women of
America
Presi
Gueran- Leg
Tie Law
Ritchie predicts Al Smith nomination and election in fall
Houston June 25 Gouverneur Alfred E. Smith is predicted to secure the Democratic nomination at the convention and be elected U S president in the fall. The speaker argues Smith offers unity and the best chance to avoid dissension and uphold constitutional government. Virginia Ord visiting Mrs Bre Keep Whiteband in Yuifehiw. Mr and Mrs T F Buhanka arrive in Pleasantan for a visit to San Antonio.
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Houston
Tex
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Navy
Persident Wilson
Daniels
Tinnich Troper
Tenhensee
King
Ulat
Utah
Democratic Party
Ritchie
AL Smith
Gerechot
Alfred E. Smith
Hallat
United States
Smith
Madison Square Gareden
Miss
Virginia
Bre
Texans Cheer Mass Rally For Wilson Slogan
A fragmented report describes a 1912 era rally in which Texans projected support for Woodrow Wilson and the late President Wilson. The piece notes crowds awaiting his widow and a long procession to view the candidate, with attendees including Abe Dined with Governor Moody and representatives from New York and Maryland in attendance at a presidential convention setting.
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Tomes A. Reed
Missouri
Woodroy Wilson
Senate
Abe
Don Moody
Wil Fogera
EL. Tongs
Wilso
Touston
Hugh Wallace
al Cary T. Grescoq
Whitst House
Phiship
Ternard Barach
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Governor Ritchie
Biaryhex
Consention Wallh
Bey
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