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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1924

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13

Walton and Pine Lead in Oklahoma State Nominees

Oklahoma City Aug 6 A P lead and partial returns show Walton ahead of Howard for the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate in Oklahoma. Pine of Okmulgee sustains a gap against Lorton and Muskogee. Baker leads Miller for Missouri governor. Nelson tops the Democratic list for Missouri governor with strong margins. and Mrs. Hate S. Morrow leads for Missouri secretary of State noting a historic women’s nomination.

Oklahoma City Okla A. P E. B Howard Iy Walton United States Senate Tulsa Stace Tulsan Howard Shela Walton Trp Fiere Wrightman S Po Freeling Wo Pine Okamulmee Senate Uoen Iaene Lorton Hugh ‘T Muskogee Lorton Seoty Sam A. Baker Jefferson Govsnurternor Victor J Miller Baker Miller Lloyd Arthur W. Nelson Bunceton Nelson Jacobs Priest Moora Loftin Baxker St. Louis Miler Tudge S&s Hate S. Morrow Warrensburg Missouri Morrow James T. O Brien Alice Curtis Moyer-Wing

Nebraska Farmers Push Bank Reforms as Wheat Sales Rise

Farmers in Nebraska are clearing up slow paper and strengthening bank reserves after receiving funds from wheat sales. A review by the Omaha World-Herald cites deposits increasing at country banks and state banking department data, while large carloads of wheat are shipped to market, signaling growing cash flow for farmers.

Nebraska Omaha Woerld-Herald Omaha Tate Marae Sarvece Flada Recuca Bey

Campaigns Cost Nothing For 5 Representatives

Fire candidates reported yesterday to the clerk of the House that they had not expended one cent to get their respective primary nominations. They were Representatives Ware Grist Mc Fadden and Porter all Republicans of Pennsylvania and Britten Illinois.

House Ware Grist McFadden Porter Pennsylvania Britten Ulinois Madden Llinois Wood Indiana Haugen Iowa Green Lows Butler Watres Representative Rainey Illinois C. Shipstead Minnesota Senator Shipstead

La Follette Campaign Funds Reported Dependent on Money

La Follette and Wheeler campaign organizers say reach and impact depend on available funds. Robert M. La Follette Jr and labor liaison William H. Johnston expect substantial support soon, with appeals to unions and the public. Johnston warns Wall Street may back Coolidge or Davis, urging quick money to fund nationwide speakers and literature.

Robert M. la Follette, Jr William H. Johnston International Association of Machinists Coolidge Davis Johnston la Follette Wheeler

La Follette Campaign Names Far West Regional Manager

Antonio Fontenza a San Francisco attorney and ally of Senator Hiram Johnson was named regional manager for California and Nevada of the La Follette campaign. Fontenza, a Loyal Order of Moose official and former United States Spanish War Veterans commander, received the appointment announced by Rep. John M. Nelson La Follette national campaign manager.

Chicago Antonio Fontenza San Francisco California Nevada la Follette Entenza Hiram Johnson Supreme Council of the Loyal Order of Moose United States John M. Nelson National

Lansing Seeks Ford Senate Nomination Move

A push to put Henry Ford on the September Republican primary ballot for United States senator against James Couzens emerged in Lansing. Potter, head of the Public Utilities Commission, denied any link to Ford, who reportedly did not know of the effort and has no intention to run.

Lansing Mich Henry Ford James Couzens W. W. Potter Public Utilities Commission Potter Commission Detroit Aug United States Ford Ford Company

Davis Club to Hear Notification by Radio

The John W. Davis club will broadcast the Clarksburg notification ceremony Monday evening from the New Ebbitt hotel. President Carter TR Keene said the club arranged with the telephone company to run wire to its Ebbitt headquarters to accommodate several hundred visitors. Former Assistant Postmaster General John Koons will represent the club at Clarksburg.

Clarksburg John W. Davis Club Ebbitt Hotel Carter TR. Keene Ebbitt John ©. Koons

Barred Mudslinging on Radio Political Broadcast Rules

Boston broadcasts announce a new rule banning candidates from attacking opponents on the air. Speakers may state positions but must refrain from personal revilement or party attacks, with offenders switched off the microphone.

Boston Noman

Clarksburg Welcomes Davis Homecoming Plan

Clarksburg West Virginia outlines homecoming celebrations for John W Davis Democratic nominee for president. Davis to arrive by train Saturday at 9 16 am with bands leading a procession to the Davis home on Lee Avenue. A Monday evening notification ceremony features Senator Thomas J Walsh and others as well as Davis acceptance. Davis described as physically sound after a lengthy New York physical exam.

Clarksburg W. Va John W. Davis Democratic Party Davis Louis A. Johnson Democratic National Baltimore and Ohio Lee Avenue Harrison G. Otts Samuel R. Bentley Clem L. Shaver Democratic Committee C. A. Engle Central Presbyterian Church Thomas J. Walsh John W America P. H. McDermott Immaculate Conception Church New York A. P Creek Country Club Long Island Sound Locust Valley Davin Philadelphia Duncan L. Despard

Young Democrat League Reorganized for Davis

Clem L. Shaver the Democratic national chairman announced plans to publish the names of the chair men and members of the finance committee to fund raise for the Davis campaign. He said contributions already cover current expenses with no active fundraising yet. The executive and campaign committees will be unveiled Monday in Clarksburg West Virginia.

New York Clem L. Shaver Mr. Shaver Clarksburg W. Va

Bryan Receives Squirrel Skin Skull Cap From Nebraska Club

Gov Charles W Bryan the Democratic VP nominee in Lincoln Nebraska received two squirrel skin skull caps from J D Douglas president of the Tecumseh Squirrel club Nebraska. Douglas asked the governor to discard his old black skull cap and wear the new one in his campaign speeches.

Lincoln Nebr Charles W. Bryan J. D. Douglas Tecumseh Squirrel Club Nebraska Douglas

Federation Chief Attacks Labor Record Made by Davis

The American Federation of Labor responds to John W Davis, denying credit for preventing a railroad strike and detailing its role in mediating the 1916 era crisis. It cites a four member mediation commission, the Willard Lane group, and insists the labor movement's machinery halted the threatened walkout, not a Supreme Court ruling or Mr Davis. The letter references Wilson era calm, La Follette’s seamen act praise, and notes the AFL's nonpartisan campaign committee produced and approved its formal report on August 2, 1924.

Locust Valley Long Island Davis American Federation of Labor la Follette- Wheeler Independent J. J. Richardson Washington, D. C Pr. Richardson John W. Davis Supreme Court Mr. Davis Wilson Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohio Interior Franklin K. Lane You W. 5S. Carter Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Carter Executive Council Clarksburg Coolidge Soo Labor American Federation of Labor National American Federation of Labor Convention John W Davis Brighton Beach Maine Mr Davis New York City Davia New York Dark Harbor Senator la Follette Senator la Folllette Andres Furuseth la Follette Natonal Democratic National Committee American Federation of Labor National Nonpartisan Campaign Committee United States Brotherhood Democratic Party

Labor and Davis cited in 8 Hour Law defense speech

The speaker argues Section 6 protections for labor and agricultural groups, praising Davis for expanding anti injunctive rules. He credits Davis with shaping laws aiding workers and farmers, notes Lee La Follette’s vocal advocacy but limited legislative impact, and criticizes inner party tensions fueling labor unrest.

La Follette Chores at Home in Summer Visit

Senator La Follette performs nightly lawn care during his Washington stay, watering the lawn with practiced precision and even digging around the shrubs with a trowel. He wears summer attire of blue serge, white trousers, and white shoes, showing dirt farmer roots.

la Follette Washington Wisconsin Senator la Follette

Northwest Republicans push for Minneapolis base in Coolidge drive

White House talks with North Dakota's Porter J McCumber stress regional headquarters in Minneapolis to keep Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota in the Republican fold. McCumber seeks sugar tariff hearing and president to decide on sugar rates in coming months as Coolidge finalizes his campaign speech edits.

Coolidge Minnesota Dakotas la Follette Northwaset Porter J. McCumber North Dakota White House Northwest McCumber South Dakota Minneapolis National Committee Butler Louisiana Tariff Commission

Phipps Unanimous Choice in Colorado

Denver Colorado August 6 United States Senator Lawrence C Phipps was designated unanimously by the Republican State assembly as a candidate to seek another Senate term If no petition is filed he will be unopposed in the Republican primary on September 9 Robert F Rockwell the lieutenant governor led the governor designations with 684 votes Clarence J Morley a Denver district court judge and a reputed Ku Klux Klan candidate drew 312 votes Earl Gooley of Trinidad failed to gain designation with 57 votes

Denver Colo United States Lawrence C. Phipps Republican State Assembly Senate Phipps Robert F. Rockwell Rockwell Clarence J. Morley Denver District Court Earl Gooley Trinidad Ku Klux Klan Nng

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