McAdoo and Cox on Ticket At Demo Convention
At the national convention in San Francisco delegates discuss the presidential balloting rules. McAdoo gains potential New York votes after unit rule abolition. Cox faces split NY support. Speculation centers on a McAdoo Cox ticket or a fusion with Victor Murdock, while a dark horse nomination remains possible.
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Convention Contrast Echoes Chicago Affair
The piece compares two conventions with prayers and outside help. It notes no cash registers at this event, mentions Tom Marshall’s withdrawal, and reports the mint director backing Palmer. Delegates debate ballot limits and hotel concerns while Tammany visitors size up the Pacific and joke about its magnitude.
Tammany Leader Indicted Over Bribe Attempt in Hammer Case
New York report states Thomas Sheehan a Tammany chieftain was indicted for allegedly trying to bribe a juror in the Julius Hammer malpractices case. Hammer was convicted last week after a trial tied to a death of a patient.
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