Governor Cox Wins Democratic Nomination After Bitter Ballot Struggle
At the San Francisco convention Cox clinched the Democratic nomination on the forty fourth ballot after a protracted fight with McAdoo and allies. Palmer released his 211 delegates, shifting votes as the hall swirled with cheers, band music, and late-night bargaining.
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Cuban flyer Jaime Gonzalez killed in Havana crash
Jaime Gonzalez, a 26 year old pioneer Cuban aviator and one of the first Cubans to take up flying, was instantly killed when his airplane fell on the outskirts of Havana today, authorities reported.
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Propriety Observed at London Vegetarian Eatery
Manager selects applicant for doorkeeper noting acceptance but warns against wearing mutton chop whiskers in the vegetarian restaurant, signaling adherence to dietary-themed propriety. The exchange highlights restaurant policy on attire and appearance.
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American women tame American men in Paris interview
Famous Spanish author Belasco Ibanez notes in Paris that American women have tamed American men and would win obedience if told to wear skirts. He praises American business culture and culture while claiming American women do not know the meaning of love, yet are the happiest in the world. He calls America a land of contradiction.
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Gompers Uncommitted On Platform As Yet
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, en route to Washington, telegraphed today that it is too early to judge the Democratic platform. He said labor will issue its attitude after the AFL delegation’s statement. He denied reports he criticized the platform.
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Six Words From Christian Sconce Monitor
Experts state that 93 percent of current U S federal outlays fund wars past or planned. If wars ended government could run cheaply, reducing prices and taxes, ushering in peace and progress.
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Two Years of Mr. Lodge in the Nation’s Debate
A critical review traces Senator Lodge from 1915 to 1919, showing his evolving stance on the League of Nations. It argues his positions shifted from early support to persistent opposition, with emphasis on his Chicago platform fight and reservations. The article contrasts Lodge’s stance with President Wilson’s covenant and notes the persistent tension over Article X and enforcement.
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Mexico City Gunplay and Chicago Taxi Danger Compared
A Chicago News column notes playful affection in Mexico City contrasting with Chicago’s wary view of strangers. It cites a $15,000,000 theater project and describes local greetings, then shifts to safety norms, suggesting in Mexico City gestures hide arms while in Chicago taxicabs near homes raise suspicion.
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Why Jeer La Follette and Pinchot in Politics
Commentary on party loyalty and third party prospects involving La Follette and Pinchot. Critics argue over jeers versus support within the Republican posture as third party movements surface in national discourse.
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Third party movement will fall as factions clash
The era of reform collapses amid partisan clashes as old leaders resist change. Dem papers warn that radical and progressive factions threaten unity, while centrist voices doubt any third party can gain footing. Across outlets from New York to Pittsburg and Richmond, forecasts vary but consensus says expect defeat for third party prospects.
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Disgusted the Duke by a London curbside rebuff
The Duke of Wellington disliked aid during walks in London and snapped at a gentle stranger who offered help saying, Don't be a damned fool. The scene near Apsley House ends with the duke entering the building and the stranger left speechless by the rude remark. Nearby, a child and girl argue while a boy asserts a boast, then a retort about fathers shifts the mood.
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Wilson Refuses To Try To Break Demo Deadlock
United News Staff Correspondent in San Francisco reports the White House silent on breaking the party deadlock. McAdoo Cox Palmer factions clash as delegates pledge and negotiate with aims of shaping the Democratic nomination.
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Eight Die in Oklahoma Train Wreck Near McAlester
Eight persons killed and twelve seriously injured when a Missouri Kangis Texas freight train collided with a parade company special at the Atoki yards near McAlester Oklahoma. Ten others suffered minor injuries as emergency crews worked through the night to aid survivors.
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Reed Returns to Kansas City for Democratic Convention Rally
Senator James A. Reed arrived in Kansas City from San Francisco and was met by a large crowd at Union Station. He was escorted in a parade to the convention hall, where a mass meeting featured Reed as the principal speaker after failing to secure a delegate for the Democratic National Convention.
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Germany to accept treaty as Fehrenbach signals shift
Spa July 6 German Chancellor Fehrenbach indicated Germany will accept the Versailles Treaty and will discuss disarmament reparations and war crimes trials with the Allies. Lloyd George named spokesman for armament talks. informal talks deferred pending arrival of Gensler and Seeckt. Russia and England seek terms not to renew hostilities, notes Krassin in Moscow.
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McAdoo Remains in “Rather Not” Class in San Francisco
Special to The Sioux City Tribune reports on William Gibbs McAdoo in the San Francisco convention scenario. The piece notes factional support and uncertainty about his presidential bid, with Mrs. McAdoo expressing mixed pride and resolve about potential national service if chosen. Eleanor Wilson McAdoo is quoted praising the family’s unique position and readiness to support the trust if called upon.
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Four siblings blinded by accidental blast in Sioux Falls
In Bloux Falls on July 1o four Ideker children were exposed to Mynguritis erp after a faulty match set off a blast. All four were injured and two face loss of an eye each as doctors report. ages range from 2 to 13 with the family seeking care at Sioux Falls hospital.
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Two Men Fatally Hurt When Train Hits Truck
Madison July 6 Fans Hey Amb was fatally injured with a broken neck and another man, Erickson, fatally injured when the Kidwell road crew truck he drove was struck by a train near here Monday night. A third man in the truck jumped to safety as the vehicle was demolished, burning 70 feet.
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