Democratic Convention Faces Louisiana Huey Long Clash
In Chicago on June 23 the Roosevelt faction moved to seat a Minnesota delegation while contesting Long aligned Louisiana and Banders delegates. A heated scene followed with insults and dialect driven by party tensions as credentials were debated.
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Chicago
Foto Alen
Hostle Sore
Thall
Mondey
Louisiana
Wolf
Regen
Democratic Party
Repan
Aries
Regan
Bette
Mr. Senders
Huey Tang
Benator Long
Fim
People F Louisians
Mouton
Louisiaus
Jean G. Whittemore
W. R. Bennett
Whittemore
Peats Sake He Drains Lake In Glastonbury Saga
Glastonbury June 25 Otto H M Lehmann bought Nimrelt lake for peat. Four years later he found peat rows in Nevide lake and began a study of its peat uses and US imports. He then plans to buy miles of land around the lake to drain it and start a new venture.
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Glastonbury
Conn
Otto
Lehmann
Nevide
United States
Germany
Roosevelt Makes Try For Smith Pledged Delegates
Roosevelt acts to override two thirds rule in Democratic convention fight for pledged delegates. Bhouse warns abolition could allow 38 percent of delegates to nominate Roosevelt, while unit rule backers push for unified votes from states like Georgia and Texas. Widespread posturing includes Walsh, Siewers, and Farley maneuvering to shape chairmanship and rule change.
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Bhatman Ebve
Marylan
Michigan
Mississippi
Nevada
New Mexico
Okla
Tennessee
Inter Camps
Walsh of
Montang
Roosevelt
Mupporter
Jouett Siewse
Roosevel
Walsh
Avery
Harrison
Ubair
James A. ‘Farley
Roosecait
Vehraunerd
Smith
Smilin
Kerrison
Yononan
Prinelie
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Walth
Moosevelt
Shanse
UAIS
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Kent Linky
Roanevelt
Bome
Lie Hoosevelt
Catheren
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Delonphene
Lona
Alteny
Sheppard to miss Chicago Prohibition fight continues
Washington June 25 Slight gray haired Morris Sheppard of Texas who championed the prohibition amendment remains at his Senate duties while Democratic colleagues in Chicago debate the party stance. He favors enforcing all laws with a non partisan approach to prohibition and supports Jon W. Garner for the Democratic nomination. Used car prices are low now. See used car ads.
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D. C
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Senate
Aeling
Vsbie
Chicago
Democratic Party
Sheppard
Jon W. Garner
Roosevelt Leads Draft of Prohibition Platform Debate
Roosevelt backed group dominates platform subcommittees as wet and dry leaders clash over a submission plank. Alfred E. Smith's pledge on repeal faces party spokesmen, while Cherington and DuPont head opposing camps in a daylong battle toward a concise stand for repeal before Tuesday’s convention. Radio broadcasts hoped to air the debate at 2 pm Central Daylight Time.
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Lee
Harrison
Roosevelt
Chicaga
Ista
Alfred E. Smith
Secions
New York
William G. McAdoo
California
Pierre S. DuPont
United | Repeal Council
Cherrington
Hightfal
Panama Cuts Government Salaries and Expenses
Panama City reports President Alfarn and his cabinet decreed a 10 percent salary cut for government workers and a 25 percent reduction in other expenses. The treasury will also downsize 25 percent of internal bills in bonds payable until funds improve.
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Panama City
Alfarn
Quiet Evening Looms for Mac
Radio and TV listings preview a quiet evening with the Democratic convention coverage by Ernest Hauser and his orchestra on WE BUC, a pop concert by the Boston Symphony Orchestra on WOAI and CBS, and a Hawaiian Islander program with native dancers and songs on KTLA, plus golf and dance music schedules across WOAI, KTSA, and other stations. The article notes varied entertainment from Bert Lahr to George Olsen and Ruth Potting, with a mix of orchestras, singers, and dance programs filling the night.
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Ernest Hauser
Ula Pipe
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Rover Woat
National Network
KTGA
CBS
Cora Inanders
Jmgram
Shining Head
Bert Lahr
Walter O'Keefe
Auto Plunges Into Crowd Injuring 29 in Paris
A vehicle driven by Benora Cardonar rammed a crowd in Boulogne, injuring 29 and leaving nine in serious condition. Among the wounded, two were amputated and blood transfusions were performed today in an attempt to save lives.
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Paris
Peranne
Benora Cardonar
Venenatian
Teratlon
Todley
Women fight NE duel ends badly in backyard incident
Rosie Rivas and Margurite Quires were treated at Robert B. Green hospital after a staged fight in a South Concho Street yard. Rivas suffered arm and abdomen wounds from an ice pick while Quires received knife wounds. witnesses and officers aided until police halted the disturbance and others were treated for related injuries.
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Margurite Quires
South Concho Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
South
Tonche Street
Rivas
Quires
Neighvora
Lnere
A.J Vogt
MT. Casanova
A. Aguirre
Feother
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Sealsbreet
Melvin Lance
Hedges Street
Mecarnough Avenue
Dewey Street
Santos Torres
el Paso
Burglars Target City Jail In Pittsfield
Jailed inmates face alarm after intruders break into a Pittsfield city jail and steal a bed from an empty cell. Jailers say the facility was unmanned at the time and the break in disrupted security routines.
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Pittspield
Ciy
Relief Conferees Face Fight Over TET Aid Plans
Washington June 28 The House and Senate relief conferees pushed into an issue filled with presidential criticism and sharp discord. Leaders aim to complete a combined package totaling about 2.3 billion dollars in public works and bond authorizations, while Hoover attacks bond props and uneven population apportionment. The stalemate delays final adjournment as the two houses insist on their versions and seek to outmaneuver funding mechanics.
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By & Bond
Adda
Hoover
Gerner
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