Two Thirds Rule Divides Democrats At Convention Fight
At the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia the push to abolish the two thirds rule sparks a fierce sectional battle. The South fears losing veto power while Roosevelt and Farley back abolition. a Rules Committee recommendation and floor fight loom. A proposal to base future convention strength on state size is also under study.
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LAX THE BLADDER Make this 25c Test
Fragmentary OCR text discusses laxative style test phrases and mentions distilled water and a small item noted as a Littie x Pen. References to government and refund ideas appear in garbled form, with no clear event or entities to anchor a concrete news item.
Minority report battles over convention power and rule changes
The minority report warns small states would lose convention influence amid abrogation plans. Sen Bennett Clark and Farley seek to calm southern tempers as pledges seem enough to push reform. A proposed rules revision ties delegation strength to voting power, but may backfire in the South. New Deal leaders push majority rule with no disputes over nominations.
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Bennett Clark
Champ Clark
Farley
Clark
South
Lorain County May Pay Half Of Bridge Lighting Costs
Lorain County awaits a legal opinion from Prosecutor Haward R. Butler on the county legality of covering half the White Way lighting costs for the Erie Avenue bridge. Commissioners consider paying 50 percent on a yearly contract to avoid long-term commitments, while City officials had funded the past decade.
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Haward R. Butler
Erie Avenue
Tod T.avain
M. Wickens
John E. Davidson
Board of Commissioners
E Way
Justices and Robison Clash Over Court and Labor Law
Robison defends Supreme Court decisions and criticizes critics while defending New York wage and hour law. He links Republican platform to supporting a candidate out of step with the party, and questions the fidelity of the Landon nomination amid court vacancy concerns. Roosevelt’s New Deal is described as aligned with Chicago platform promises amid changing economic conditions.
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Hughes
Stone
Brandeis
Cardozo
Supreme Court
Robison
Yeal
Republican Convention
Alfred M. Landon
New York State
Alf M. Landon
London
Roosevelt
Robinson
Platform
Landon
Chicago
Sandusky Tests New Police Radio System
Chief E J Stankard visited Sandusky for the first test of the citys new police radio broadcasting equipment. The system cost about 2200 and includes receivers in two squad cars. Lieutenant led the test and it operated perfectly with guest Chief G A Weingate and Lakewood Chief R B Miller observing.
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Sandusky
G. A. Weingate
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Stankard
RB. Miller
Lakewood
Democratic Reply On National Issues In 12 Years Of Republican Rule
Robinson outlines the national situation after a dozen years of Republican governance. He defends sound money, criticizes tariff policy and embargo risks to foreign trade, warns surpluses harm American producers, advocates budget balance without leaving jobless citizens exposed to cold, supports protection for small businesses against large monopolies, and cites defense achievements as a Democratic strength.
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Republica Party
Robinson
United States
Draft Lehman for New York Warship Rally Continues
National young Democrats pressed Gov. Lehman to run again for New York governorship as the Roosevelt era platform debate stretched into early morning. Delegates and reporters crowded the Bellevue-Stratford hotel suite while Senator Ellison D. Smith threatened to walk out over a Negro minister’s invocation, signaling tensions between midland reformists and left-leaning supporters.
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Lehman
New York
Empire
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
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P.m. Waener
Roosevelt
Wagner
David I. Walsh
Sen
James Byrnes
Released From Jail Must Pay Fine
Steve Brinden, 19, county jail trusty, released today after paying court costs and 75 of his 150 fine for transporting illegal liquor. He served about 40 days. balance due by October 15 per Judge Cook. Brindenza, the trusty, carried a candy box containing a .46 Colt and blades en route to Edward Gromand, 22, jailed for bank robbery, intercepted by Jailer Provenza.
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Byindza
Edward Gromand
First Wellington Bank
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Platform wrangling delays full committee vote in party
The subcommittee faces delays as it pushes to finish a draft platform for tonight's convention. Key debates include the New Deal goals, potential anti monopoly language, currency stance, and a farm plank on crop insurance with possible federal study before implementation.respective leaders like Lehman Lewis Morgenthau Wallace weigh compromises.
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Otters
New York
Sindle
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Bureaus To Meet Tomorrow
Nearly fifty Lorain County Farm Bureau members are bound for Florence in Erie County for a four county district meeting at the Florence Grange Hall. Huron Elo and Cuyahoga Counties join as 22 district meetings statewide. State Bureau speakers L A Taylor and I F Washington discuss cooperative marketing, rural electrification, farm legislation, insurance, and safety campaigns. George L. Cooley, district trustee, will preside.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
State Farm Bureau
Democrat Club Fish Fry Draws Large Elyria Crowd
Approximately 390 attended the second meeting of the Elyria Young Men's Democrat Club at The Tledges LaPorte last night. The event featured a fish fry with music and dancing providing entertainment throughout the evening.
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Elyria Young Men’s Democrat Club
Tledges
LaPorte
Two Indicted For Selling Navy Secrets
Los Angeles June 26 federal agents sought a beautiful young Japanese girl in connection with the indictment of two men Henry Thomas Thompson 28 a former Navy Yeoman and Toshie Miyazaki a Japanese on charges of selling naval secrets to foreign countries The ring operated during fleet maneuvers in 1934 and paid salaries and bonuses for information Thompson already jailed for illegal wearing of a Navy uniform Miyazaki said to have supplied money to entertain gunners and identified as a Japanese naval officer The indictment charged 19
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Los Angeles
Prand Jury
Henry Thomas Thompson
Navy
Toshie Miyazaki
Thompson
Pacific
Jai
Miyaza
Miyazaki
California ‘University
Espionage and Conspiracy Charged in San Diego Navy Case
The indictment centers on two counts of espionage and conspiracy. It alleges Thompson took secret papers aboard battleships and at training stations in San Diego California.
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San Diego
Calif
Townsend Club Tonight Party at Relay Rooms
The Elyria Townsend Club hosts a public party tonight at 126 Middle Avenue. In Lima Ohio, June 25, Dr Zean ith Stamets of Fort Wayne Indiana was sentenced to 90 days in the Toledo workhouse and fined 100 dollars for corrupting witnesses. Chauffeur William Smith received ten days in jail and a 100 dollar fine for contempt.
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Middle Avenue
Lima
Zeanith Stamets
Fort Wayne
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Toledo
Loren Stamets
William Smith
Stamets
Four Women Detectives Appointed to Yard
In 19323, four women detectives were appointed to serve as 2ll members of Scotland Yard, marking a notable step for gender representation in the force.
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Scotland Yard
State board to meet at Cedar Point on July 22
Columbus report states the state pharmacy board will convene at Cedar Point on July 22 to evaluate candidates who passed the recent state examinations, as announced today.
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Cedar Point
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