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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1924
Page
3
Amid chaotic convention activity in Youngstown, the Smith-Madco dispute resurfaces over Kremer’s campaign office. Cummings denounces Democratic committee animosity as Gerard made treasurer, and Davis vows a finish fight without kid gloves, addressing party leaders.
Senator Thomas J Walsh announces John W. Davis as the Democratic presidential nominee, citing Davis public and private life as proof of fitness. The message lauds Davis for progressive stands, labor reform advocacy, and support for woman suffrage, outlining his congressional record and leadership in the judiciary and antitrust actions.
A lengthy, forceful address praises a lawyer and public servant for his career in government and private practice. It lauds his Supreme Court advocacy against trusts, defends his Wall Street associations, and argues for tariff reform, taxation cuts, and international cooperation to revive industry. It calls for voter discernment in the coming campaign and endorses a presidential candidate as a national standard bearer.
Tulsa Okla Aug 11 Representative E B Howard reportedly defeated for the Democratic senatorial nomination by former Gov CC Walton in Tuesday's primary announced he would file a petition for a recount with the State supreme court.
Lansing August 1 formal certification of candidates begins as Henry Ford is reported to seek the Republican nomination for United States senator in Michigan’s September primaries despite statements denying candidacy. Officials debate withdrawal timelines and ballot certification proceeding to county clerks.
Cooperative groups announce a trade conference aligning with sectional meetings of the International Institute of Cooperation in Cleveland. About 49 leaders from U S cooperative movements are to attend. Secretary Wallace planned to attend but sent three representatives instead.
William Jennings Bryan praised John W Davis as admirable in a statement issued tonight. The message lauded Davis for a frank clear and courageous acceptance speech that is thoroughly Democratic and progressive, likely to attract liberal Republicans and energize the campaign with texts and slogans.
Frank Shelden of Clarksburg West Virginia recalls naming his son John William Davis Shelden eighteen years ago and today presents a 1907 letter showing President nominee Davis’s humorous remark about the boy’s name. He notes the advantage of a good name for a child and imagines how the boy would look with a different name.
Police report two elderly siblings Cooper Yuergens and Theresa, about the same age, were found dead this morning in the Brockers store. The heads appeared crushed by a taser hidden under a stairway, and the store shows signs of recent activity with a motive undetermined.
The American Federation of Labor plans a major expansion, doubling its campaign personnel and adding new committees. President and executive council members expect to strengthen organizational reach and advocacy efforts nationwide.
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