Opening of Democratic National Convention in Baltimore
Disorder marks the start as Parker wins a tight roll call for temporary chair with Bryan threatening to accept the nomination. Key moments include Kern nominating, Gibbons invoking, and protests over gag rules prompting police intervention and crowd tumult.
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Indiana
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Gore
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Ohio
Charles W. Bryan
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William J. Bryan
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California
Bell
Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Martin
Chicago
Johnson
Wall Street
Alabama
Lee
O'Gorman
Idaho
Riot erupts after Mexican leaders jailed in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 25 a riot broke out as Ricardo Magon Enrique Magon Anselmo Figueroa and Librado Rivera were sentenced to eleven months each for violating American neutrality laws. Police faced attacks from hundreds of sympathizers and several women were hurt in the street clashes as a large number of arrests were reported.
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Los Angeles
Ricardo Magon
Enrique Magon
Anselmo Figuero
Librado Rivera
Won't Stop Fight Echoes in Las Vegas
East Las Vegas New Mexico on June 25 reports Governor McDonald will not intervene to halt the Flynn Johnson boxing match. Local residents greet the decision with enthusiasm despite nationwide attention.
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Las Vegas
N. M
McDonald
Flynn-Johnson
Storm Center at Republican platform gathering in Idaho
Addison T. Smith, aide to Senator Weldon B. Heyburn and GOP candidate, travels from Washington to Boise for the state platform convention. He praises Republican unity, criticizes third party pressure, and notes the Chicago convention's outcomes. He urges caution and sane principles amid national party tensions.
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United States
Weldon B. Heyburn
Pocatello
Washington
Boise
Idaho
Smith
Chicago
Tribune
Borah
Roosevelt
Platform convention in the capital city in Boise
Captain Smith called the Republican state platform convention to order in the Idaho Capitol with about 150 delegates. Five counties did not respond to roll call. Colonel Hamer was temporary chairman and Captain Davis temporary secretary. A platform plank on educational institutions is planned. About 100 Democrats met in Moose Hall for a platform convention.
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Boise
Idaho
Tribune
Smith
Heitman
House of Representatives
Capitol Building
Clearwater
Blaine
Lembi
Lewis
T. R. Hamer
Davis
M. B. Hughes
Pocatello
Moose Hall
Poisoned candy death shocks Rupert Idaho case
Lena Speers aged eighteen dies after eating candy mailed to her from a Buhl postmarked box. She collapsed on the back porch near Rupert while her sister and brother-in-law, H. B. Benson, sought help. Olive oil eased two other children’s symptoms but no others were affected. A warrant is expected for the suspected man. burial planned in Lima Montana.
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Rupert
Idaho
Lena Speers
H. B. Benson
Mrs. Benson
Ing
Arived
Missing Denver Bride Trousseau Carrier Seeks Handsome Stranger
Miss Emma Parker, traveling from Denver to Seattle with her trousseau for marriage to Dick Graham, disappeared after being placed on a train by her sister a week ago. A letter from the route says she met the handsomest man she had ever seen.
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Denver
Colo
Emma Parker
Here
Seattle
Trousseau
Dick Graham
Parker
Hr Sister
French Grand Prize Race Hit by Fatal Crash
Dieppe France June 25 The start of the French automobile grand prize race was marred by an accident as Collinet driving a Gregoire capsized while trying to pass a competitor. His mechanist was killed and he was seriously injured. David Bruce-Brown of New York won the first half of the grand prize driving an Italian car.
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Dieppe
France
Collinet
Gregoire
David Bruce-Brown
New York
Progressive leaders bid for national convention in St Paul
Progressive leaders in St Paul push to host the national convention of the Progressive Party on June 25. The bid signals local efforts to place the party on a national stage and attract party delegates and media attention.
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St. Paul
Progressive Party
Famous painter Alma-Tadema dies in Germany at 77
Sir Laurens Alma-Tadema, renowned painter, died in Weisebaden Germany overnight from a gastric ulcer at age 77. The artist rose to fame for classical themes and detailed scenes. His death ends a career noted for lush interiors and precise depictions of antiquity.
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Weisebaden
Germany
Laurens Alma-Tadema
Roosevelt Arrives in New York for Third Party Campaign Plan
Roosevelt reached New York at 9 45 this morning. He said no statement today but a likely one within a week ahead of a conference in New York with members chosen to run the third party campaign.
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New York
Roosevelt
Strike Vote Count Under Way for Railroad Workers West of Chicago
In St Louis on June 25 the executive council of the Federation of Federations works to tally the referendum strike vote of railroad employees on lines west of Chicago. Tallying began yesterday. council members would not discuss voter sentiment as shown.
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St. Louis
Executive Council
The
Federation of Federations
Chicago
Ohio Music Teachers hold thirtieth annual meeting in Columbus
The Ohio Music Teachers Association opened its 30th annual session in Columbus with many prominent musicians and instructors from across the state in attendance. Charles E B Davis of Columbus presides over the meetings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Charles EB. Davis
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