Women Celebrate Democratic Victory At Convention
Democratic women credited their sex with sweeping the show at the Chicago convention last night. They waved from galleries while shouting for the party and declared the wave would shift the platform, with several Georgia and Tennessee figures expressing optimism and pride in the reviving push for repeal and Democratic support.
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Edith O'Keefe Susang
Tennessee
Emily Woodward
Georgia
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Assassination Attempt Halts Vienna Rector Speech
June 30 report from Vienna says Karl Seitz, the socialist burgomaster, thwarted an attack during a monument unveiling at Vierme University. Professor Camilo Schneider drew a pistol and fired at rector Othenio Abel. Seitz wrestled the weapon away and the professor was likely to be sent to a sanitarium.
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Butler Says Dry Law Doomed Now
Paris reports Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University says the eighteenth amendment is doomed by the Democratic national convention vote for repeal. He notes Butler, who led the GOP repeal fight, spoke to International News Service.
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Secretary on Vacation Delays Post Office Duties
Mrs Vara Holland the postmaster secretary is away on a two week vacation visiting relatives in Luling The vacancy affects post office operations until her return.
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50 Years Married Ad Promises Business Ownership
Classified ad copy urges readers to gain financial independence by owning a business of their own. It touts exceptional values in Classification 28 Light Classifieds and claims a simple start can yield profit before many months pass. The message promotes buying a pen through the light classifieds.
San Antonio Exchange Club elects officers at breakfast
Semi annual election of officers held at the Plaza hotel during the regular weekly breakfast. Albert V. Hitt elected president, Tred G. Smith first vice president, A. E. Gustafson second vice president, Dr. J. B. Miller third vice president, Joni Jones secretary, Adolph Greon treasurer. New directors chosen were R. W. Mickler, Olen D. Capps, and D. C. Gillis.
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Tred G. Smith
A. E. Gustafson
J. B. Miller
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Joni Jones
Adolph Greon
R. W. Mickler
Olen D. Capps
D. C. Gillis
Roosevelt to Get 8 at ey tanant
Mississippi votes will dispatch eight delegates for Franklin D Roosevelt on the first ballot in today’s caucus. The delegation met and supported the New York governor 10 1 2 to 9 12a on the first ballot before a second poll to decide allocation of their votes.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Alabama to Yield to New York Delegate in Roosevelt Nomination
Chicago dispatch reports Alabama hesitates to yield its roll to Norman Mack, a New Yorker not a state delegate. Tammany group objects to the usual phrase Alabama yields to New York and seeks a new decision from Senator Tom Walsh.
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Roosevelt
John W. Davis
George W. Olvany
Max D. Diouer
Tammany Group
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