Candidates pay county assessments to secure ballot access
The article reports on the Texas county primary filing deadline with $26,785 paid into the county office by 85 candidates for 40 offices. It lists withdrawals and drops, including Adolph C. Talerico and Jim Dwyer, and notes independents and Peoples ticket campaigns.
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Jet EK
Weber
Bexar
National Democratate
Chicago
C. Q O. Wolfe
Mec Burnett
Burnett
Adolph C. Talerico
Benton Davies
Bat Cortigen
M. Ryler Wyatt
Jim Dwyer
Sam H. Anderson
R. M. Sulaka
Edward D. Allen
W. W. Mahan
Louis F. Boltz
Bishop Frustration as Photo Sparks Delegates Scene
In Chicago June 45 US Bishop James Cannon Jr. of Virginia reacts to photographers snapping a picture as he is handed a bottle of rum by Democratic delegate Judge Lucius Matmin of the Virgin Islands while awaiting testimony before the resolutions committee. Cannon vows no break of cameras.
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Chicago
James Cannon Jr
Virginia
Lucius LM. Matmin
Virgin Islands
Cannon
Resolutions Committee
Four Shot as Nazis Storm Socialists in Berlin
Berlin reports indicate four people were shot today when East storm troops attempted to storm the Vorwaerts newspaper office returning from the funeral of a comrade. Minor clashes occurred in other cities. weekly death toll rises with 16.
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Berlin
Jevar
Spetali
Vorwaerts
Ube
Germany
Telegram Rally for Smith Planned
Chicago dispatch reports supporters plan a telegram campaign urging George Smith to seek the presidency. The piece notes anticipated coordinated action and references influence from Massachusetts Governor Hy of Massachusetts.
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Smith
Chicago
Roosevelt
Sith
Cohen Hon
Hominghton
Ueoke
Massachusetts
M Adoo Elected Committeeman in California Delegation
The article reports M Adoo elected as committeeman at a California Democratic delegation meeting held at the Bhormar hotel. Rh Elliott of Los Angeles is noted as having prior influence with the delegation and suggested shifts in leadership.
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M’adoo
Baker Opposes Two-Thirds Rule Change for Nomination
Newton D. Baker, a leading but cautious Democratic candidate, rejects efforts to abolish the two-thirds rule at the upcoming national convention. He says altering the rule would be deeply embarrassing to the party and its nominees and issues a formal defense of preserving the current standard.
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Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Baker
Democratic convention expected to excite nation
Ruth Bryan Owen notes the Democratic convention will stir public interest with bold themes and new issues. She predicts an exciting keynote that contrasts with Republican concerns, arguing the party can shape public mood through tradition and temperament.
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Owen
Thy Inte
Jeandidate
Carter Glass Denies Revolt Fostering Charge
In Chicago on June 5 Senator Carter Glass of Virginia repudiated claims he would not back any Democratic candidate unless nominated under the two thirds rule. He also denied circulating Tobin among anti Roosevelt forces to pledge votes against abrogation of the rule.
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Chicago
Carter Glass
Heters
Slay Distributer Vy Vin
Roosevelt
Estate of Edward L. Doheny Jr. Leaves $74.81 Million
In Los Angeles on June 25, the estate of Edward L. Doheny Jr shows $74.81 million remaining after settling all claims. Included is $1.814 million paid to Petroleum Securities, with the heir noted as the late Edward L. Doheny Jr. who was killed in 1929 by his secretary Theodore Hugh Plunkett.
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J. Franklin Spears
People's Ticket
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Adolph C. Talerica
Sage
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Thea E. Sunmang
Womens’ Organization of the Peoples
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A. B. Davis
George W. Huntress
Marshall ©. Tipton
Wright Riley
Athlevic
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Louis
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John F. Omon
H. Hi. Peabody
Slic Moore
John K. Norrison
George W. Huntress Jr
EB. VanderPooren
Woluker
J. Frank- Mn Spears
Jucas G. Tarn
Preenet
Wom Peinweber
John Garoui
O. T. Black
Batflet Attories
W. A. Werzbach
John Want
Frankin Spears
Cillanis League
Micky Maverick
Walter Tynan
dinGvet
Gheritt Albee Hausser
Pavia
Pratt Woodhul
Candi- Aahge County
Pat Def.ferro
Any T. Yrlaine
Los Angeles
CusSister
Petroleum Securities Corporation
Edward L. Doheny Jr
Theodore Hugh Plunkett
Harrison Seeks Two-Thirds Rule Retention At Democratic Convention
Senator FP proposes keeping the two-thirds rule for the Democratic convention ballots with a possible emergency exception. He warns minority groups may deadlock and suggests the convention could be allowed to select a president by majority vote after a set number of ballots to avoid a Madison Square Garden repeat.
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Harrison
Mexico and Texas clash over one day divorces across border
A border divorce mill operates in Villa de Acuna Mexico opposite Del Rio Texas offering mutual consent divorces in one day or less with no court appearance. A power of attorney suffices and papers can be mailed. Required papers include a marriage certificate and 250 pesos about $75, legalized by a Mexican consul. Mexican attorneys claim universal recognition across diplomatic nations.
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del Rio
Texas
Villa A Acuna
Mexico
Villaa Acuna
Coahuila
Aged Invalid Is Found Shot Dead
Alexander M. Wilson, a 0year old invalid, was found dead in his room at the home of a slater in Texarkana Arkansas shortly before noon today. He had been shot in the head with a gun found nearby.
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Texarkana
Ark
Alexander M. Wilson
Slater
France launches another submarine Orphei for final tests
Havre dispatch reports France completed the submarine Orphei at the navy yard. It was sent to Cherbourg for final tests before commissioning by the French navy.
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France
Havre
Orphei
Navy Yard
Cherbourg
Rival shops duel with free candy in Pittsfield stunt
June 15 report from Pittsfield Massachusetts describes Joseph Andrey’s barber shop offering a red apple with each decline in purchases, countered by a competing shop across the street offering oranges and lollypops to attract customers.
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Pitssfield
Maso
Joseph
Andrey
Bualnese
Deaf duo beaten by police court justice in cleveland case
In Cleveland on June 28 a deaf mute, Olla Wynne, 23, demonstrated by pantomime how he was beaten by Arthur Hopson, 21, also deaf. Hopson was sent to the workhouse for 10 days on a charge of assault and battery by a police court judge.
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Olla Wynne
Arthur Hopson
Nesault
Polles Court
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