Barkley Criticizes Hoover Era In Democratic Speech
In a partisan address Barkley denounces Hoover administration for economic collapse and tariff policies. He accuses Republicans of mismanagement from 1920 onward, calls for tariff revision, banking reform, and reopening world trade channels to relieve farmers and industry.
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Republican Party
Hoover Administration
Barkley
Tarasélief
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Bark-ley
United States
America
Publican
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
League Court
Harding
Coolidge
Ty Hoover
Mellon
Gackley
Hoover
Berkley
Joseph BR. Grundy
Ige
Amerwan
Democratic Party
Farm Board
Barkney
Wagner
New York
Convention Opens Amid Rowdy Delegates and Roosevelts
The Democratic convention begins with a crowded hall and slow arrival of leaders. Raskob struggles for order as Roosevelt delegates clash over support for Walsh or Shouse. Prominent figures like Al Smith and James A. Farley mingle amid cheering delegations and national party tension.
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Raskob
Halsey
Virginia
Cermak
Edward Hurley
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Jackson
Jefferson
Wilson
Wother
al Smith
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Centervnisle
New York Delegaton
Massachusetts
Sone
Stith
New York Standard
Walker
Malo
Jonels Shouse
Washington
Charles Michelson
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
Hig
Leto
Alfred E. Smith
Shouse
Wiel
Convention Arrangements Committee
James A. Reed
Milnois
James Hamilton Lewis
Melvin Traylor
Patty
Swim Enthusiast Held for Vagrancy Near Five Points
Police report says a man found near Five Points carrying a gasoline ballon said he planned a swim at 2:30 a.m. at San Pedro pool. Officials arrested him for vagrancy after questioning and doubting his water routine. He remained jailed as charges were prepared.
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San Pedro
Sane Gijee
Roosevelt Tunes In on Convention
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt watches the Chicago Democratic convention via portable radio from Albany. He conducts official business while listening, a rare moment of political engagement as the nation follows the events.
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Albany
N.Y
Franklin D
Abrogation of two-thirds rule feared by Texan senator
Chicago June 27 Senator Tom Connally of Texas warned that abrogation of the two thirds rule for nominating the Democratic presidential candidate would endanger the party. He said Roosevelt forces are making a blunder threatening to destroy a century old vote. Connally predicted John N Garner would be named Speaker at the convention this week.
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Murray
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Cateen
Huey Long
Louisiana
Raskob
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Harless
Mme
Rose Zulallam
Massachusetts
Maryland
Ritchie
Wiliam G. McAdoo
California
Texas
McAdao
Garner
Virginia
Harry F. Dyrd
Josephs Daniels
North Carolina
Wilson
Joucit Shouse
Imich
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Garey
Denvid
Californany
Urxott
Milniutes
John J
Solon
Chicago
Tom Connally
Roosevelt
Connally
Joh N. Garner
Property seizures target Jews in new Nazi law
Berlin reports the Nazi Reichstag passed a nation socialist taxation bill early Sunday that provides confiscation of the property of all Jews who immigrated from the Minsk region. The measure, enacted at a time of widespread antisemitic policy, targets Jewish residents and their assets.
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Berlin
Prusanin
Jawa
Minsk
Battle over Democratic platform drafts in Chicago session
The 1903 Democratic platform writers met in secret in Chicago to draft positions on prohibition, farm relief, debt cancellation, and unemployment relief. Key figures included Walsh, McAdoo, Glass, Wheeler, and Roosevelt faction leaders, with debate over federal budget, banking, and veterans' care. The final draft aims for 1200 words, seeking records for party conventions.
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Chicago
Middle
Far West
Walsh
David Walsh
Massachusetts
A. Mitchell Palmer
Carter Glass
the Treasury
William Gibbs McAdoo
Burton J. Wheeler
Roosevelt
Central Farm Bank
Mayo
Frank Murphy
Father Charles &. Coughlin
Detroit
Laken
Murphy
Congress
Glass
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Arts
Al's Dry Law Plank Debated in Democratic Platform
Chicago June 23. One of the shortest platform planks proposed for the Democratic party resolutions committee is to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and pledge the party in Congress to submit such a measure for action. The plank also demands relief by amending the Volstead Act to define alcoholic content with precise limits to distinguish wine and beer.
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Cuicago
Democrate Resolusions Committee
Alfred BE. Smitih
Congress
Caucus Fidget Still Doubt In Roosevelt Delegation Contentions
The piece reports on Democratic caucus divisions over the two thirds rule and Roosevelt alignment. It notes Maine votes for Shouse and Walsh, North Carolina and Nevada stances, and pledged Roosevelt support across several state delegations. It mentions prohibition talk, committee choices, and varied vote splits across states.
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Maine
Walsh
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Albany
Nevada
Tennessee
Committee On Permanent Organization
Iowa
Trousevelt
South Carolina
Gaveling
Shouse
Ohio
Ollin
Alsbana
Michigan
Massachusetts
Smith and Roosevelt Nomination Battle In Ta m many Rifts
In Chicago on June 37 Smith Henry or Smith Jane Huer is replaced by a formal board of backers opposing Roosevelt. Reed vetoes any bid by Smith allies while Curry and McCooey steer plans to keep the choice open until balloting begins.
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Louis Seivold Foye
Wes
Bervice
Bee
Chicago
al Smith
Jane-Hue
Greans
Smith
Nand
Roosevelt
Smitht Kinaselz
Tammany
Tammany Ross Curry
John H. McCooey
Brooklyn
Walker
Curey
McCooey
Cal Didates
New York
Cuny
Fey
Dry Law Solution Offered by Committee Member Proposal
Austen N. Pox, a member of the advisory Board of the Moderation League, sent a letter to the resolutions committee of the Democratic nations convention proposing a pre ratified compact amendment to the constitution for ratification by state conventions. An investment in real estate will keep you in years income. Buy now through Light Classified Real Estate ads.
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San Antonio
Mds
Democrats Pick Name From Hat in Roiling Convention
A Chicago desk report chronicles Democratic infighting as delegates clash over the two thirds rule and leadership battles. Attacks on Roosevelt, private chats with Governor Byrd, and amid rumors of plans to “stop” rivals mark a tense scene as party factions maneuver for influence and potential realignment.
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Chicago
California
Smith
Trave
Reasevelt
Ritchie
Byrd
Virginia
Milne Ribereney Application and Quiet Ends
The readable fragments describe multiple applications and rites, noting quieter outcomes and a second application. Mentions of a family or community context, a noted tech portion, and terms implying orderly completion, with no explicit dates or clear events.
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