Running mate talk dominates Frisco scene for Davies ticket
Campaigns churn as delegates weigh vice presidential picks led by Joseph E. Davies of Wisconsin and rivals. Meredith and Meredith allied with McAdoo campaign, while others like Lewis, Cox, Smith and Marshall figure in possible running mates. A long list of names appears as parties prepare for pivotal selections amid convention chatter.
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Perty
Leas
Davies
Joseph E. Davies
Wincegnain
Federal Trade Commission
Devies
Hariot
I. T. Meredith
Towahua
Meredith
McAdoo
James Hamilton Lewis
J. 9. Tyson
R. T. Meredith
Agriculture
Iowa
David No Plancis
Missouri
Alfred E. Smith
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
SV. Stewart
Montana
James H. Hawley
Wlahax
Joseph Davies
Federal Trade
Wisconsin
le D.tynda
Tennessee
G. Hi. Hodges
David I. Walsh
John W. Divi
West
German Delegates Refuse Right to Discuss Indemnity Reduction
Delegates at the conference in Spa were permitted to discuss indemnity reduction only after presenting proposals. High officials, including German representatives and M. Rolijn-Jacatemyns, arrived with dignitaries as talks focused on reparations amid broader concern for events in Russia and the Near East. Greek Premier signaled the need for 400,000 troops to counter Muslim forces as allied interventions drifted into the agenda.
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Lelgium
Germany
Italy
M.? Rolin- Jacatemyns
Balkans
Polles
Bolohovit
Musiuphii
Kamal Pasha
Purkiak Natonatiat
McAdoo Surges Past Cox on 30th Ballot in Democratic Convention
In San Francisco on July 5, W G McAdoo overtook Governor Cox on the thirtieth Democratic ballot by a narrow margin to take first place with 403 and a half to Cox’s 400 and a half. Indiana’s Taggart expected to keep Indiana in McAdoo’s column on the next ballot as Meadoo supporters push ahead. Delegates from many states rallied behind McAdoo as the convention battled for momentum and the Washington delegation signaled plans for further ballots.
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McAdoo
Lead Auditorium
San Francisco
W. G. McAdoo
Cox
Taggart
Indiana
Meadoo
San Kraudsen
Democratic Convent
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Dadhira
Ivdape
Yates Pont Ds
Ceareta
Vidi Enys
Garmey
Meggart
Washington
Thalio' Kyusas
Mei
Thikeli
Dehaware
Wisconsis
New Mexico
Carellon
Gearein Seetlun
Jeb
Renator King
Utnh
Seater Roelinson
Ander
Official Totals on Ballots For Cox and Palmer in Multiple Ballots
The page lists totals for numerous ballots with candidates Cox Palmer MeAdow Davis Clark Owen Cummings and others. Across sequences of ballots numbers show varying tallies and absences, indicating ongoing vote counts and shifting support.
Bolsheviki Repulsed In Polish Front Clash
Paris dispatch reports Bolsheviki repulsed on the Polish front after an attempted crossing by the Rua plan forces. Official wireless statement says Polish troops repelled the attack, with Bolsheviki suffering losses and prisoners taken as fighting continued near Szepie and surrounding areas.
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Ruaplan
Crons
Apd Oy
Moaler Kowitz
Saunterattack
Szepi
Énya
Rich Haul in Hotel Sparks Major City Robbery
In New York a bold hotel heist ends with a dramatic confrontation. Police report a robber fleeing with jewels after a struggle with staff and guests. Detectives continue investigating as witnesses identify a getaway van and a revolver used during the crime.
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Tie
Batemel
Tibet
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Vanes
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Uidock
Dreds
Oseves
Yuan
Atver
Ales
Cermrdile Woon
Erdelt
AFFAIRS AT CONVENPRON Timely briefing at the convention
The Times provided analysis and details of an event at the Democratic convention Saturday night. The paper described crowd gathering, a staged office scene, and a steady flow of telephone inquiries. Twin Falls residents were kept well posted on developments as coverage continued.
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Times
Twin Falla
Bryan Raps at Big Interests
William Jennings Bryan denounces powerful interests at a convention, saying voters seek a candidate who will serve the three pillars of the deadlock era and respond to the White House Wall Street and Taube influence without protest.
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Auiitorien
San Prancisco
William Jennings Bryan
York
Fii
White House
Wall Street
Taube
Wing Bet Sparks Tense Ballot Delegation Row
In San Francisco on July 5 delegates clashed over ballot tapping procedures between Moore and Cox's manager Wing. A $500 wager allegedly tied to the Iowa candidate surfaced as Hartford delegate Suellocy reportedly won a bet against E H Moore amid ongoing moves and brief cheers.
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Cox’s
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T. Anderson
Georgia
Iow
Eneh
Yothy Channa Robligen
Shomuas “Suellocy
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Conn
E. H. Moore
Munater
Aga
Davis
No Choice on 22nd Ballot Taken See-Saw Tactics
Fragmented OCR reads of a political ballot report show no choice made on the 22nd ballot amid shifting tactics. Mentions of names and places appear garbled. context hints at local elections and contested votes, with references to observers and party activity, but specifics are unreadable.
Dark Horse Looms on Democratic Horizon
Dark Horse candidacy hangs over the Democratic horizon as delegates rally after a close first ballot. The convention crowd seeks unity for a likely nominee, with several figures named as potential leaders amid postballot mood and factional tension.
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Dark Horse
Tariff Issue Fades as Campaign Topic in San Francisco
In San Francisco on July 11 readers call tariff a dead campaign issue. They say the Democratic platform conforms to revenue tariff tradition and rejects King Utahs plan to revive tariff language. Republicans also limit tariff emphasis, keeping protection references brief in their platform.
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le. Martin
United Press Sini
San Francisco
Ua Unitort
King
Utah
Resolutions Committee
Inning Starts at Demo Convention Extra
San Francisco July reports from Hugh Bilille cite a stalled vote leading to extra innings as the deadlock appears unbroken despite hours of balloting. The tally shows Cox 440, McAdoo 373, Palmer 168 among leaders, with late Saturday night returns.
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Hugh Bilille
Tulted Press
San
Prancico
GePhe Democratic
Ratlonay
Ne Ip
Lante
Jon Inate Lim
Cox
McAdoo
Palmer
Irish Leader Dissatisfied in Turbulent Assembly
A garbled report from a parliamentary session details Irish leadership unrest and protest, naming figures such as Hoey amid a chaotic debate. The text mentions various names and entities in a torn OCR fragment, indicating dissatisfaction and political pressure without clear outcomes.
Mutiny Rumors Sweep Irish Regiment Report
Reports from Loni and Fels claim a mutiny within a regiment was unlikely to spread. Observers note tensions over conditions in Ireland and a violent outbreak was avoided as soldiers laid down arms and returned to duty after discussions with their commander. The Toda office cites public discontent and whispers of a larger protest, but no confirmed mutiny occurred.
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Ireland
Toda
Train wreck toll rises to nine in midwest rail disaster
Jaly 3 The dead toll rose to nine in the Minneapolis Saint Louis passenger train wreck that plunged into a roadside area near hope Sat e w Sunday. Twenty nine passengers are hospitalized at Fort Wedge Liveries and Humboldt. Two of the dead were identified as victims. Officials have begun a rail investigation into the case of the wreck.
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Arnold
Jaly
Aveeck
Minneapolis
St. Lovis
Pusseu
Six Persons Killed in Train Collision in Oklahoma City
Six persons were reported killed and eighteen injured when a Katy freight train struck a car at night on a main line near Oklahoma City. The cargo train allegedly collided amid fog and poor visibility, causing multiple fatalities and injuries. Local authorities and railroad officials investigated the collision and casualty counts.
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Avotr AL Oklas
Amd
Msaau
Campaign Notes and Harding Visit Parade Plans
Thousands hear plans for a large celebration in Ohio for a Standard Bear candidate. Reports describe attendance by visitors from Ohie and the Harding entourage reaching Marlon and Vernon areas as the campaign moves toward May.
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Standard Bear
Pablower
Bown
Ataurlon
Barnes
de ‘Young
Harding
Seing
Mom Vernon-Avernuts
Evan Vasion
Harding Ake
Ie Praécé
Francisco
Unegville
Marlon Yolex
Readable fragments from local baseball page
Fragmentary baseball notes mention Cincinnati and players, with unclear context and names. The OCR text is garbled but suggests a sports item centered on a game or players from Cincinnati. No concrete scores, dates, or complete team names are readable.
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