McAdoo Faces Dueling Factions At Convention
Reports from the convention outline McAdoo's challenge to a two thirds rule and the Bryan influence shaping votes. Smith and Ralston camps tighten, with Bryan’s speeches stirring and complicating the path to nomination. Indicated vote shifts show growing opposition to McAdoo amid strategic maneuvering.
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Kio
al Smith
Rob Bator
Arkavase
Ales
Virginia
Ralston
Thole
Anawar
McAdoo
Tilamin
Smith
New York
Cox
Oslo
Davis
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
McAdna
Fortoru
Cates
Tome
Wmeadno
Agether
Witte
Bia
Bolt
Adon
Smith Managera
Builth
Ino
Oura
Oklahoma
Renator Robinson
Baline
Robinson
Senator Ralsston
Indiana
Walt Riz
Coventy
Trench mouth warning from New York mother
A New York mother warns of trench mouth seen in students, recounting a case of a boy treated after dental and throat complications. She urges caution, hygiene at school, and careful use of drinking fountains to prevent the infection spreading.
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Tran
Baltimore Sun
Hava
Tha Sun
New York
Sunday Sun
Fulton
Stata Health Department
Nan
Woman of age wears marked lace on colored voile
A description notes a long arcane and practical long dress for a woman of age, marked on tan colored voile, emphasizing fabric and style details in a formal catalog tone.
Deaths Mrs Sarah Lum dies at 86 in Hagerstown area
Mrs Sarah B Lum widow of Henry Lum died this morning at her daughter Bertha Campbell’s home 118 Alexander St aged 86 She is survived by daughters Mary Henson Eller Bloom Bertha Campbell and Pearl Revi all of Hagerstown brothers Frank and William Atherton of various towns Funeral Sunday at 2:30 pm at First Baptist Church with Rev Joseph Train presiding Interment at Rose Hill Picnic notice announces annual trip by First Christian Bible School Wednesday July 16 departure 9 am from Hagerstown return 7 pm Adults 690 Children 306 all welcomed Weather and fireworks shop listings appear in the final line.
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Sarah B. Lum
Henry Lum
Bertha Campbell
Alexander Bt
Mary Henson
Eile Bloom
Peart Revi
Hagerstown
Frank and
Willam Atherton
Marcersburg
Oliver
Greencastle
Janson
Williamson
Oacar
Middleburg
Heavy Fourth of July buying hits city market
Market activity peaks as July 4 preparations drive strong trading led by Market Inspector Slugh Qarvor. Most trades occur in Tuxurten with fruit prices steady and assorted produce showing notable price shifts such as watermelons down to 86 cents and cantaloupe at 106 cents.
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Slugh Qarvor
Tuxurten
Atanls
Lschow
Alghana
City Holiday Fireworks Spend Big as July Fourth Nears
Thousands are spent in Lagorstown on fireworks as residents prepare for July 4 celebrations. Stores report strong sales with items like Roman candles popular. police vow strict enforcement against illegal detonations within city limits.
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Lagorstown
Swain
Ghict
Barber
Since Daddy Joined the Dokks A Neighborhood Transformation
Imitating a midcentury column, the prose describes how “daddy” joining the Dokks changes local life. A narrator praises Dad’s kinder manner, his interactions with neighbors, a faithful dog, and new harmony at home. The piece closes with a note about Mrs Ty delivering cherries to the Herald-Malla division in an ornate, decorative tone.
Information Bureau Q&A Idea In Education
A Washington Information Bureau offers personal factual answers to questions. It aims to educate and engage highly intelligent readers as part of a broader public purpose.
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Washington Information Bureau
Tax Collector Office Closure Observes Fourth of July
The office of Tax Collector Keller Bell in the Court Esoape will be closed Friday and Saturday for the Fourth of July observance. It will resume Monday morning as usual.
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Keller Bell
Esoape
Onsinesa
Prosecution Fight Over War Frauds Trial Ends
The article recounts a courtroom clash as Judge Morse rules no charges based on the produced evidence against Moran while Moran acted under government influence. Attorney Hogan attacks the War Department and the Department of Treasuries for obstructing justice and politics.
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Morse
Indge Alley
Moran
Hogan
Departmant of Justice
Moracani
Washington
War Department
Ali
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Hogan Lollay
Conpresa
William J. Graham
Digo
Court of Customs Appeals
Listo
Morao
Graham
Charles G. Dawes
Bia
Where To Buy The Daily Mail
A long list of local outlets and stores is named as places to purchase The Daily Mail. The items include groceries, drug stores, restaurants, and other shops across several streets and neighborhoods. The passage reads like an old classifieds or advertisers page listing locations and vendors.
LaFollette Plans Radio Campaign and Early Travels
A report on LaFollette intending to run his campaign largely from Washington at first and then from Madison Wisconsin. It notes his focus on addressing key northern and midwestern states and predicts where he would speak to sway voters. Also included is a brief Gust grain market snapshot from Chicago with price quotations and local agricultural retail rates.
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LaFollette
Washington
Madison
Wisconsin
Atater
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Caught Shipping Guns To Russia Seized By British
London authorities seized two tons of contraband machine guns bound for Leningrad, Russia, amid a suspected plot. One shipment reportedly left port before discovery. Courts may charge conspirators as investigations continue at British ports. A separate Shanghai note recounts a world flight and a bicycle left unclaimed at headquarters after a local alert.
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Leninggrada
Russia
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Armata
Tourt
Ingland
Rusela Ilegally
Anthusaian
Stock Market Summary from New York July 3
The stock market closed lower with few issues gaining while the American Water Works rose 1 percent and Congoleum gained 0.44. Rail and industrials fell with St Paul down 1/8, Southern Pacific down 1/4, Axions opened 134 8, Domten led gains 4 1/4, Pan American down 1/4, Pure Oil down 1/8. A festival event at Mt Lens substation was announced for Saturday.
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New York
St. Paulid
Southern Pacific
Alehixon
Domten
Primipr Wan
PanAmerica Tyck
Pure Oil
Notice on 4 percent discount for 1924 county taxes
Taxpayers are informed that a four percent discount will be allowed on county taxes for 1924 if paid during July 1924. The notice emphasizes the early payment incentive and outlines the applicable period for the discount.
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