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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1924

Page

3

Democratic Convention Opens At Madison Square Garden

Thousands fill Madison Square Garden to witness the first session of the Democratic National Convention. Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi is introduced as temporary chairman while delegates, guests, and notable party figures fill the arena amid heat and security as the opening act unfolds.

Madison Square Garden New York Pat Harrison Mississippi Smith McAdoo Jackson Cleveland Jefferson Wilson Senator Walsh Montana Oil Committee Montana Standard John W. Davis Josephus Daniels Fletcher Florida Bryan Hull National Committee Harrigan Jennin Bryan Pasadena Carter H. Glass Wm. G. McAdoo Woodrow Wilson Garden Electrician Convention Hall David Ladd Rockwell Harrison Newton D. Baker Gilles M. Hitchcock Nebraska Ator Harrison Stull Senator Harrison Republican Party Borah Bill Borah Idaho

Delegates Cheer as Wilson Support Surges at Convention

A rousing convention scene follows Henry Cabot Lodge criticism of Versailles as delegates chant for American participation in the world court. Harrison cites a Cleveland quote while Wisconsin Kansas delegations lead cheers. New Jersey fans Wilson with a parade, songs, and a chorus of Battle Hymn as the hall erupts.

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Harrison Speech Attacks Administration at Democratic Convention

Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi delivered a bitter keynote condemning the Coolidge and Harding administration. He praised past leaders, denounced Republican corruption, and urged Democrats to unite for policy reform, tax relief, and a bold foreign policy. He cited senate investigations linking officials to scandals and called for honest government and reform.

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