Smith Returns to Lead Democratic Presidential Bid in 1924
Edward W. Pickard analyzes the 1924 political landscape after Al Smith’s victory in New York by over 390,000 votes, signaling a Democratic nomination path. The piece notes GOP losses, potential candidates like Beveridge, Pomerene, and Johnson, and discusses Prohibition shifts and the looming extra session on ship subsidies.
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Minnesota
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Tove DuPont
Delaware
France
Maryland
Townsend
Michigan
Kellogg
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Calder
Peindexter
Washington
Pomerene
Fess
Cox
M. Ralston
Indiana
Beveridge
Harding
Miller
Hiram Johnson
California
Glifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pepper
Allen
Kansas
McCormick
Illinois
Lisa’ “Watson
Nationalist Turkish moves threaten Near East stability
USTAPHA KEMAL PASHA and the Turkish national assembly press for more gains in the Near East. Rafet Pasha seizes control in Constantinople as the Angora government calls for immediate removal of allied troops, while demanding limited wartime access for foreign ships to the straits. Allies reject concessions and insist on retained military presence.
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Turkish National Assembly
Near East
Rafet Pasha
Constantinople
Allied High Commission
Angora
Allied
High Commission
Mili
Soviet Fifth Anniversary Parade Moves World Revolution Dream
Moscow staged a large review with about 400 000 Soviet troops and workers in the capital last week as delegates to the Third International met. Lenin did not attend the session but speakers warned of a temporary victory for reaction while German delegates predicted a Red revolution. Economic experts urged a two year moratorium on reparations for Germany and proposed a currency bank with foreign support plus 500 million gold marks from the Reichsbank to stabilize the mark.
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Lenin
Leo Kameneff
Italy
Germany
Reparations Commission
Reichsbank
Irish Rebels Ramp Up Attacks Amid Dublin Unrest
Irish republicans threaten to smash the Free State or die in the attempt as Dublin remains in turmoil with sniping looting and a Wellington Barracks assault. Hunger strike actions emerge in Mountjoy prison as Mary Mae Swiney joins other inmates. In Pennsylvania a Span gle r mine disaster kills seventy nine and injures thirty two with blame placed on negligence in gas detection.
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Spangler
Reilly Coal Company
Jury Duty Hindered in Herrin Mine Massacre Case
In Marion Illinois the first batch of five defendants in the Herrin mine massacre case faces delays as citizens dodge jury service. Judge Hartwell considers a defense motion to quash indictments alleging improper grand jury selection and undue influence.
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Hartwell
Uncle Sam Screens Various Subjects
Farm films covering more than 150 agricultural subjects are now available through the United States Department of Agriculture. Made by the office of motion pictures in cooperation with other agencies, the films range from silo construction to cottage cheese making. County agents and home demonstration workers use them widely, with nearly 4,000,000 viewers reported last year. Applications come via the county agent or state extension directors. borrowers pay only transportation costs.
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Department of Agriculture
Office of Motion Pictures
Department
State Colleges of Agriculture
Farm Bureaus
Chambers of Commerce
Women’s Clubs
State Agricultural Colleges
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Blackleg Vaccine No Longer Distributed
The Bureau of Animal Industry in the United States Department of Agriculture ceased distributing blackleg vaccine on July 1 following an Agricultural appropriation act provision. The bureau advises livestock owners to obtain vaccine from commercial sources or other providers to avoid delays, as applications cannot be granted.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
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