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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1924

Page

17

Trotzky Enters Public Life to Fight Rich Powers

Trotsky declares Russia endangered by Western blackmail aided by Poland Romania and Turkey. He urges mobilizing red forces to combat bourgeois armies and previews participation in the Communist party May Day events and the Third International conference. He condemns US and France, warns of gas warfare and imperialist aims, and calls for annihilation of capitalist society to end war.

Tlelis Trotzky United States France Russia Poland Houmania Turkey Eauce Axaalled Europe Americana America Great Britain Italy

Girl Stowaway Found On Battleship Arizona

A girl calling herself Madeline Blair, found as a stowaway on the U S battleship Arizona, will be sent back to the United States aboard the steamer Cristobal. She said her home is New York.

Arizona Penama Madeline Blair United States Cristopal Colon New York

Democrats Fight Over 266 Votes For Nomination

A former Treasury Secretary McAdoo faces Underwood and Smith as Democratic leaders split over delegate loyalties. States assign votes with Georgia and New York pivotal, while Ohio and Illinois show strong McAdoo control. Compromise picks from Ralaton and Davis emerge as likely nominees if a deadlock persists.

McAdoo Underwood New York Smith Gov Rho Island Wisconsin New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut Lowa Iaint Michigan Henry Ford Ferris Ohio Cov. Cox Buckeye North North Carolina Overman Simmons Angus McGlean Capitol Ralaton Indiana John W. Davis

Butler Declares Coolidge Victory Secured

William M Butler, Coolidge campaign manager, issued a formal statement asserting 563 delegates are instructed or favorable to President Coolidge. The figure exceeds the required majority for nomination by eight, and the list covers delegates either by instruction endorsement or personal support.

New York Butler Coolidge Colorado Connecticut Florida Idaho Noise Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Washington Wisconsin Hawaii Bippines Georgia William M Butler Mr Butler

McAdoo Club Luncheon Tomorrow At Eb Ditt Hotel

The Business Men and Womens McAdoo club will host a luncheon at 12:30 at the Eb Ditt hotel with Former Senator James J. Phelan of California among speakers. Daniel Roper will preside and W M Hallam chairs the committee. District McAdoo clubs will also hold a joint rally at the same hotel with Representative William D Upshaw of Georgia and HE C Davison of the International Association of MachinistsScheduled speakers.

McAdoo Club Eb- Ditt James J. Phelan California Daniel Roper W.M Hallam McAdoo William D. Upshaw Georgia HE. C. Davison

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