Democratic National Convention Opens in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 1 the Democratic committee chiefs arrive to finalize arrangements for the June 28 national convention. Plans emphasize comfort for women delegates and wives while speculation centers on candidates Cox, Edwards, and potential third-term talk for Wilson.
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Eval Metke
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Ohio
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San Francisco Auditorium Hosts Democratic Leader Tovar
In San Francisco a gathering of party leaders marked a notable appointment for Tovar, described as well deserved. The event highlighted not only the honor but also the accompanying remuneration and coastwise benefits, underscoring its value and significance.
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Tovar
Wilson Wires Then Ehlen Suspend In Maine League
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Woodrow Wilson and a suspension action in a Maine league context involving Ehlen, with unclear details and multiple garbled terms. The readable items suggest a report on a meeting or decision affecting a league and individuals.
Thomas Marshall Named A Top Dem Presidential Prospect
Thomas R. Marshall governor of New Jersey is cited as one of the leading Democratic candidates for the party nomination. The piece notes his prominence and potential to secure the nomination amid party discussions.
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New Jusex
Cox Won't Attend Frisco Convention for Democratic Nomination
Governor James M. Cox of Ohio, a leading Democratic hopeful, will not attend the San Francisco convention. The move comes as he serves notice he will not accept the vice presidency and will pursue the presidential nomination from a distance.
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Star News Services
Los Angeles
James M. Cox
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Democratic dark horse candidates loom in nominating race
James M. Cox and W. G. McAdoo are featured as leading figures in the Democratic contest with Serrelany of Treasurer cited as a rising dark horse candidate. The article hints at grooming a slate to challenge in the nominating battle.
Cox Nomination Talk At San Francisco Convention
Edward Moore national campaign manager for Governor Cox said in San Francisco tonight that Cox would not seek the Democratic presidential nomination as a bid for vice president rumors lack foundation. Normen Mock and W D Jamieson of Shenandoah also traveled toward the convention to join discussions before the roll call.
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Edward Moore
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Moore
Normen &. Mock
New York
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W. D. Jamieson
Shenandoah
Ratic National Committee
Chicago
Herbert Hoover Moves Office to 616 East Canron Street
A historical notice reports Herbert Hoover relocating his office to 616 East Canron Street. The change marks a key moment in early civic administration as local records confirm the new address and ongoing functions.
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Fragmentary political notice from unknown city
Fragmented OCR text references a Democratic convention in Say Mun shwa and a California trip. Mentions Frank W. Noel and Ser Kenbatare with unclear roles. Overall content is garbled with no coherent event or dates to confirm.
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Say Munshwa
Frank W. Noel
Tits City
Kenbatare
California
Need
Good Roads Association Launches Statewide Membership Drive
Oklahoma City June 17 The Oklahoma Good Roads association plans a statewide membership campaign to start in the fall. It runs a touring bureau guiding hundreds of visitors across the state and prepares free road trip routes between major towns. Its weather bureau provides daily telephonic road condition reports from county towns, serving travelers and business riders on dirt roads.
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