Progressives Move Toward Full Ticket in 616 Field
A Progressive convention in Washington plans to operate with a campaign to elect Senator La Follette president, with an executive committee to run the effort. Morris Hillquit of New York endorsed La Follette and pledged cooperation with the conference for action in the coming elections. Delegates favored placing the first ticket in the field, while the convention urged immediate action on Russia and adopted related resolutions.
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Vention
Progres Campaign
Sena AL la Pollette
Ticket
Ent
Mders
Conference of Progress Action
Washington
Ting
Jobs
Morris Hillquit
la Follette
ELOPERS TAKEN BY POLICE IN SOUTH SIOUX CITY
Police intercepted two elopers, Fred Johns and Evelyn Bail, amid a suspected kidnapping tied to a marriage pursuit. The couple vanished from Sioux City, then were located in South Sioux City as investigations continue.
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Mante
Fred Johns
South Boxer
Evelyn Bail
South Sioux City
Mints
Parentay
Tawin
Pavonie
Cainst
Johns
Mornter
Sioux
South Sioux
Horse
Dusey
Pate
American Flyers Reach Chalibar and Persia News
American flyers arrived at Chalibar India and at Kasumigaura by Maj A A C Mac on July 8. The world flyers landed safely at 2 50 p m yesterday and left Persia after a stop, as reported in the era.
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Chalibar
India
Om Kasumigaura
Persia
Water Is Deaths Hunting Ground Series Opens
A seaside feature in The Register outlines a six part series on water safety and life saving. The first brief stresses identifying drowning risks and the need for prompt rescue actions in aquatic environments.
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Sciat
Curtains Drawn as Calvin Coolidge Jr Dies at White House
The East Room curtains are drawn as President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge mourn their son Calvin Jr who died after septic poisoning from a toe blister. A private service is planned at the White House with burial in Plymouth Massachusetts.
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White House
Dale van Every
Abraham Lincoln
Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
Plymouth
Walter Reed Hospital
Calvin
Coolidges
John Coolidge
Calvin, Jr
Calvin Junior
Tad Lincoln
Secret Service
the Land
ET. Clark
Clark
President
I. N. Hoover
John
New England
National Education Convention
Giant circulation campaign of Register arouses instant favor
Announcement in Sundays Register promotes an $11 000 automobile circulation campaign for Sioux City and territory with seven luxury cars and many prizes. Every subscriber can vote, no losers, and The Register offers 10 percent commission to all candidates. Subscriptions of six months or longer earn votes, campaign closes August 30, and nominations, forms, and details are available from the campaign office.
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Sioux City
Sing Territory
Territory
Paige Brougham
Caet
Register
Regis
War veteran Griffin ends life at farm home
Garretson July 7 Chauncy W. Griffin 32 a World War veteran hanged himself at the farm home of Prank Sumenfeldt six miles northwest of toree where he had been employed. The tragedy occurred Sunday night and is reported by local authorities.
Runner’s Pants Shortens Sprint in Pageantry
Zeegers clutched at loosened trunks during a race and fought to keep pace. He steadied with one hand, then blamed the strain as the trousers fell toward his knees. Approaching the stands, he chose decency over further embarrassment and abandoned the rice.
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Zeegers
Farmers Oppose Road Graving Hearing Extended
A county hearing on establishing a secondary road district was continued amid farmer objections. The petition seeks to gravel a three mile road, with a meeting slated for September 9 to decide if the Denison highways should fund the work.
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County Board of Supervisors
Denison
McAdoo Fallout Seen as Nomination Fight Intensifies
McAdoo may exit the Democratic presidential race as floor leaders conclude he cannot win. Proposals to change nominating rules loom while Hearst allies press for a Smith or Walsh alternative. Delegates grow restless as talks of retiring and new rule changes surface amid shifting state votes and bloc realignments.
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Paul R. Mallon
McAdoo
Vanderbilt Hotel
New York
Wm. G. McAdoo
United Press
John Hylan
Newark
William Randolph Hearst
Thomas J. Walsh
Sf Montana
Fios
Janetteadoo
Adoo
Whia
David Ladd Rockwell
Cam
H. Flackwell
Moore
Jell
Stickie
Neupport
al Smith
Walsh
McAdoo R
E. T. Ih
Big League Man Files New Injunction Pleas
Seven persons convicted recently of war law violations and property owners named in petitions in district court by C. E. Stewarts as a crusader against violators in Jottie Woodbury County Anti-Saloon following persons and owners were listed in the petitions including Mrs. W. H. Anderson.
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C. E. Ste- Was
Ian Laws
Jottie
Woodbury County
Mra
W. H. Anderson
Ballots and tallies from eightieth and ninetieth elections
Voters cast totals around one thousand ninety six with candidates McAdoo Underwood Ralston Walsh Davis and Meredith leading in various sub totals. Percentages show shifting support across districts and months with multiple figures and partial names.
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Smith
McAdoo
J. W. Davis
Underwood
Ralston
Glass
Robinson
Ritchie
Saulsbury
Walsh
Owen
Meredit
Gov. Davis
Gov. Bry
Loyalty pledge amid Brazilian unrest in Sao Paulo
A. G. Keener reports that Brazil faces rising disturbances as a naval squadron sails to Santos to restore order. An alleged conspiracy linked to Sao Paulo regiments seeks to seize the government palace. Officials say the situation is favorable but censorship blocks details while governors offer troops and loyalty to President Bernardes.
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A. G. Keener
United Press
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Santos
Journal
di Commercio
Sao Paulo
Minasgernes
Storm Center
Aneticia
Bernardes
Journal de Commercio
Fel Pacheco
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Arthur Bernardes
Lis
Ninety Third Ballot Deepens Democratic Deadlock at Convention
Madison Square Garden July 8 reports 93 ballots with no nominee. McAdoo loses ground while Smith holds steady near 355 votes and Ralston gains to 196 votes. Missouri, Nevada, Oklahoma back Ralston. Smith leads in New York amid tense conference talks on two thirds rule and possible nomination.
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Robert J. Bender
United Press
Madison Square Garden
New York
William G. McAdoo
Gov. Smith
McAdoo
Reta
Newton D. Baker
Sam Ralston
Indiana
Smith
Missouri
Ralston
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nevada
Oklahoma
Pat Harrison
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Smith Camp
Manhattan Club
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Russia
Calvin Coolidge, JR
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J. Wnderwood
Ral
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Daniels
Roosevelt
Inson
Cummings
Meredith
Gov. Bryan
Baker
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