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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1920

Page

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Cox Wins Democratic NominatIon For President In Convention

At the convention in San Francisco on July 6, James M. Cox was nominated for president after a long 44th ballot struggle against William G. McAdoo. Amidon moved to make Cox’s nomination unanimous, and at 1 48 a m the motion passed. The roll call details Cox receiving the decisive votes across all states as the party settled on its nominee.

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Palmer Delegates Shift at Democratic Convention

At the Auditorium in San Francisco on July 5, Attorney General Palmer released his delegates after the 88th ballot and withdrew from the race. The Palmer vote combined with McAdoo’s total would reach 616.2, while with Cox it would reach 594, and both still trail the two thirds. Delegates show mixed support amid shifting allegiance and floor chaos as Cox, McAdoo, and Davis factions vie for nomination.

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Americanism central theme at Elks convention opening

Frank L. Rain declares Elks are Americans first as he opens a six day Chicago meeting. He cites 70,000 in service under Black Jack Pershing, two French and two American hospitals, and aiding 20 community houses for heroes. Governor Lowden, Mayor Thompson, and William J. Sinek welcome attendees.

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Twin Falls Men Injured in Hailey Automobile Wreck

Reports from Hailey say a party from Twin Falls on a fishing trip was injured when their car overturned near Ketchum after a broken spring. Injuries were cuts and bruises with two men in Hailey’s Dr Wright hospital. others able to travel home. Also notes a 300 mile track motorcycle race in Dodge City with Davis winning.

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Aviators Killed In California Plane Crash

July incident near Santa Rosa details show Mack Kitchen of Oakland was killed and Reynold Frosh of Berkeley seriously injured when the Bonn pilot lost control and the airplane crashed in a rear section.

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Harding Seeks Marion Support At Homecoming

Associated Press reports Warren G. Harding spoke to thousands in Marion Ohio during a homecoming celebration. He praised his hometown and supporters, recalled his rise from a barefoot boy to a U.S. senator, and urged unity, saying he would carry the Republican banner to the White House in November.

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McAdoo Urges Liberty Vision in Huntington Address

William Gibbs McAdoo spoke extemporaneously to Huntington villagers on Independence Day, praising patriots who conceived and carried a great idea. He evoked the Revolution and World War sacrifices, urging fellow townsmen to rededicate themselves to liberty, vision, and courage amid suffering abroad.

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