First Test of Strength at National Convention Demonstration
A chaotic scene erupted as two convention sessions advanced amid fierce debates over credentials for Col. Guffey and the Pennsylvania delegation. A fractious roll call featured New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and other states and ended with questions about seating and representation. The crowd surged for hours as speakers including Hobson urged unity, while tensions and partisan chants filled the hall.
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Col. Guffey
Rye
Col
Dames
MM. Guitey
Pittebure
Cy Arlene
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Idaho
Dubole
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
RHO
Johnwona Wales
New York
Minnots
Pistricot
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Guffey
Cortes Anne
Bryan
New Jersey
Virginie
West Virginia
Miliola
Minnesota
Geura
Louisiana
Kentucky
Maryland
Gore
Nebraska
Howe
Chicago
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Georgia
Minnewon
Con- Hoyt
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Cretentiate Committee
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Derimarene Organ
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Convention debate shapes Democratic platform and unity
The convention echoes a call for unity as Democrats pledge to defend the nation, with speakers urging readiness against war and detailing credentials battles. Leaders including Callahan and Towne clash over reports while Tate and other figures press for decisive platform stances and long term preparedness.
Heat Wave Claims Eight More Lives In New York
A cool northerly wind brought relief to New Yorkers but the heat wave still claimed eight additional deaths. Hospital reports show 53 total deaths and about 200 people were prostrated by the extreme heat.
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New York
Fire Damages Pabst's Joop Hotel At Coney Island
A blaze at 1 AM injured or trapped guests as 200 people crowded the Pabst's Joop hotel in Coney Island. The fire spread to the James leaning into Vandeveer's hotel next door where about 100 guests fled to the street as the Brooklyn Rapid Transit station ignited nearby.
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New York
Pabst
Joop
Coney Island
James
Vandeveer
Stree
Brooklyn
Nicaragua Enters War Game With Honduras Support
A dispatch to the state department reports Nicaragua has mobilized troops with Masta batteries in support of Honduras. The uprising is described as gaining traction, with recruitment under way as the two nations move closer to possible conflict.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Uparia
Honduras
Staty Department
Independence party spokesmen doubt Bryan endorsement
Melvin G Pal finer, executive committee member of the Independence party, said there was little chance the Chicago convention would endorse Bryan. In Ashtabula Ohio on opening shipping season local 105 voted 306 of 318 to disband as 126 Pennsylvania shop workers returned to work after winter idleness.
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Dalton
Ormonde
Florida
Richmond Y Hobson
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Hopson
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Varrourer
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Democratic Party
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Connert Hon
Mionish Tong Shoremen
Pennsylvania Cay
Count Boni Fights for Custody of Children
Paris July 9 Count Boni de Castelane seeks custody of his three children after his separation from Anna Gould. The sensational legal battle centers on the validity and terms of their marriage. Cochran addresses Ohio lawyers about delays in the judicial system criticizing delays undermining reverence for justice.
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Paris
Count Boni de Castel’lane
London
Prince Helle de Sagan
Anna Gould
Fire injures many in East Eightieth Street apartment blaze
A serious fire in a four story apartment house at 31 East Eightieth Street on Wednesday injured several women and children. Fire officials reported around twenty people were rescued by EMTs and firefighters as the blaze swept through the building.
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New York
Sreman
East Eightieth Street
White Caps fatally harm two near Culbertson Mont
A weather related incident near Culbertson Montana left John Rees and his ten year old daughter fatally harmed when a white cap event struck around ten tiles north of Culbertson on a Wednesday. Walter Long was noted as occupying the scene while authorities investigate.
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Mont
White Cape
John Rees
Clein
Commuted Sentence of John Dufferty Case
Bentencé Is Commuted. Columibus C. duly Yow Marthe has commuted the four year segment of John Dufferty from Ulach county in 1907 to three years. This action follows a request by the prose, helped by a local attorney.
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Columibus
Marthe
John Itufferty
Perdey
Ulich Conty
Honor New York nominee declines party nomination
Judy the Martha Prot, named by the Sookallat Labor party for a Uby suk teria to prison, has declined to accept the nomination.
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New York
Judy
Martha J. Prottop
United States
Sookallat
Labor Party
Fire sweeps harbor front destroying piers and grain elevator
Boston July 9 A fire likely sparked by a locomotive ignition swept a quarter mile of East Hor ton harbor front destroying four piers three warehouses and a grain elevator with 30 000 bushels of grain. Two men Daniel Sullivan and Baile Arnold are missing believed dead. Several ships narrowly escaped and the Belmont O ver late was severely damaged while others suffered minor harm.
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East Horton
Reaton & Albany Nauroat Co
Daniel Sullivan
Cunard One
Baile Arnold
Cunard Steamchip Co
Lmvbor
Belmont
Yarmouth
N. 4
Paul Palmer
O, T. Brown
Revolt in Honduras and crop reports from Washington
Honduran rebels from El Salvador captured Gracia and attacked Choluteca, where residents held firm for three days as volunteer forces mobilized to reclaim the towns. Reports also note insurgents allegedly named Manuel Bonilla president. Washington released the July 1 agricultural outlook with wheat at 84 percent of normal, winter wheat 80.6, corn 82.8, oats 5.7 percent, and 66 percent of last year’s wheat still in farms totaling about 39.8 million bushels.
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Tegucigalpa
Salvador
Gracian
Cholutec
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Gracias
Mateuel Bonilla
Washington
Agricultural Department
Army Officer Sentenced for Theft of Checks
Daniel F. Keller, a former Army captain, was sentenced by Judge Landis in federal court to two years at hard labor in Port Javelnworth, Kansas, for defrauding the government of about $7,000 via stolen quartermaster checks. Republicans hold two conventions in Charleston as Scherr supporters gear for governor. Robbers loot safes at Diamond Point Sea Co. in Beekman Street, $26,000. Fire destroys two hotels and 20 cottages at College Point.
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Micago
Daniel F. Keller
Landis
United States
Port Jaavenworth
Kon
Keller
Charleston
W. Vadaly
Arnold G. Scherr
Charles W. Swinker
Alte
New York
Diamond Point Sea Co
Beekman Street
College Point
Defeat Fails to Halt Whisky Branding Injunction Plea
Ohio log reports United States Circuit Judge Burton declined to grant a rehearing to whisky interests seeking to enjoin Internal Revenue Service branding and marking rules. He warned that involvement could disqualify him from future appeals court work.
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Cincinnat
Dlatner
Internal Revenue
United States Circuit
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Grant
Aent
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Hurton
Court of Appeals
Convention of Druggists Convened at Cedar Polot
The Ollo Pharmaceutical association opened its annual convention in Cedar Polot with Prof. J. A. Bes of Belo presenting on the Beal local option law. The gathering spotlighted concerns over impure drugs and the profession’s standards.
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Ollo Pharmaceutical Association
Cedar Polot
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Belo
Beal
Pemk
Jealousy Sparks Double Shooting in Vbriwnavite July Night
Police say Millard Cather Wood, 20, drove Ely Beatty, 18, to a shooting. Beatty was wounded but stable. Caldier Wood was shot twice in the head and likely to recover. An arrest is expected after the Tuesday night incident.
Hobinsen Grants Sunday Baseball Injunction in Younsttown
Judge George F Hobinsen issued an injunction Wednesday prohibiting Sunday ball games in Younsttown Ohio. The order targets a local property owner’s fee park and stems from a complaint over public use of the grounds. Proceedings followed a preliminary hearing as officials seek to enforce the restraint.
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Younsttown
George F Hobinsen
Weddenday
P. Fenwye Dunes
Fee Park
Jehan BD Celebrates Birthday in Cleveland
Jehan BD marked a birthday in Cleveland on July 1 with friends and a modest observance. The event included a brief reception and a brief mention of travel plans, noting a limited time for business activities before continuing.
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Cleveland
Jobi
Mockefeller
Lily
Busineus
Bomb Explovi vena leads to arrests after public blast
A bomb exploded in a public lavatory injuring Barorwms a powerman who died Sunday from wounds. Nine persons were arrested for alleged participation in the outrage, which occurred as a procession was passing, causing panic among the crowd and widespread street turmoil.
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Auee Sina Powermaon
Kanmre
Nive
Createl Paul
Food From the Sea Favored as Vital Diet Source
News notes emphasize fish as a nutritious staple with rising role in diets, citing nitrogenous content and fat variation among species. A separate report recounts a schooner Acacia ashore at Bull Rock Point with lifeboat rescue.
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New York Herald
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