Democratic Derby Entrants Named Nominators for San Francisco Race
In San Francisco on June 28 entrants for a democratic derby are listed with their nominators. Figures include William G. McAdoo, James M. Cox, A Mitchell Palmer, Edward I Edwards, Robert J Owen, James W Gerard, Gilbert M Hitchcock, K E Meredith, George F Chamberlain, Homer S Cummings, Alfred E Smith, John W Davis, Carter Glass, and F M Simmons.
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San Francisco
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Burris Jenkins
Kansas City Post
James M. Cox
Ohio
Supreme Court
James C. Johnson
Columbus
A. Mitchell Palmer
John T. Big
Nebraska
A. C. Shallenberger
Alma
Neb
T. Meredith
Claude Porter
Town
George F. Chamberlain
Oregon
Will H. Purdy
Portland
Ore
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
Democratic National Committee
John F. Crosby
United States
Alfred E. Smith
New York
W. Bourke Cochran
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Great Britain
John J. Cornwell
Carter Glass
Virginia
F. M. Simmons
North Carolina
McAdoo Boom Gains Strong Leadership
The McAdoo boom shifts from volunteer ranks to a compact leadership group of seasoned politicians. A McAdoo supporter likens the new board to stockholder directors as floor leaders are named. Cox and Palmer factions vow to fight on to block McAdoo, seeking White House input to undermine his candidacy.
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Harold D. Jacobs
San Francisco
McAdoo
Cox
Palmer
Wilson Pleased by Convention News
President Wilson was described as highly pleased by the first day of the Democratic National Convention. White House officials said the convention news was the best tonic since his illness.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
United Opposition Groups Seek Third Party Unity
J A H Hopkins head of the Committee of 48 says a united platform and candidates can be formed as labor, World War Veterans and single tax groups meet in Chicago on July 10 to back a third party. The plan envisions joint ticketing while groups remain autonomous.
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New York
J. A. H. Hopkins
Committee of 48
Chicago
Labor Party
Republican Party
Harding
Democratic Party
America
LaFollette
Lynn J. Frasier
North Dakota
Frank P. Walsh
Walter Clarke
North Carolina
Frederic C. Howe
Amos Pinchot
Jane Addams
Henry Ford
Hiram Johnson
Hopkins
League of Nations
Russia
Ireland
League
Farmers’ Nonpartisan League
People's
the American
Independent
Lincoln Party
McAdoo Leads Demo Field in San Francisco Race
H N Rickey reports in San Francisco that McAdoo leads the Democratic slate with Bryan’s dry faction pressing against Cox. Anti-Saloon League officers crowd the scene as Wayne Wheeler vows to attack Cox. Western allies push for Victor Murdock as vice president if McAdoo is the nominee.
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H. N. Rickey
San Francisco
McAdoo
Cox
Bryan
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne Wheeler
Victor Murdock
Federal Trade Commission
Mo Adoo
Murdock
Democratic convention notes and idle chatter at San Francisco
Josh Wise reports from San Francisco as Democrats wear ushers out of sentimentalism while discussing third term talk and party reform. Delegates debate prohibition, anti trust, and profiteering laws amid a playful clash of figures and ambitions.
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Patriota
Harding to Reply to Cummings Speech at Democratic Convention
Senator Warren G. Harding plans to respond to Homer G. Cummings keynoter in his acceptance speech next month. Harding read the Democratic broadside but declined to comment today.
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Harding
Cummings
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Homer
Democratic Party Extends Greetings to Wilson in Convention
In San Francisco on June 29, a Missouri delegation introduced a resolution praising President Wilson. The measure lauds his seven years of leadership, progressive reforms, and role as commander in chief during wartime, while noting health recovery and enduring partisan attacks. A telegram from Homer Cummings echoed the sentiment. Boldt's advertisement closes the item.
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San Francisco
Gaverick Gardiner
Missouri
Wilson
Democratic Party
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Army
Peter
Homer Cummings
Washington, D. C
Jefferson
Jackson
Shots Wake Up Neighborhood on 16th Ave
Residents near 16th Ave and EB awakened by revolver fire used by Patrolman J H Davis to stop two men he surprised dismantling a car owned by J A Adams 303 1dth Ave The stopped man was Jack Irby 27 a colored cook the other man Dille Jackson escaped with Davis and Sgt L J Forbes in pursuit Alarm called in by H Mossbach 1304 EF Alder St drawing a large police response
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16Th Ave
J. H. Davis
J. A. Adams
Jack Irby
Irby
Dille Jackson
Davis
Sergt
L. J. Forbes
H. Mossbach
Alder St
Mos
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Frederick
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Elliott
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