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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1920

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Adjournment Opposed by McAdoo Supporters Clash Ends Session

Palmer men clash with McAdoo supporters as voting ends the convention amid demands for a roll call on the adjournment motion. A second poll of delegates shows gains for the leaders despite efforts to end the session.

Palmer

First Ballots Show McAdoo Palmer Cox Lead Democratic Nominating Race

At Auditorium San Francisco July 2 two ballots showed McAdoo Palmer and Cox atop the list, but far from a nomination. McAdoo led in many states with Texas and Utah backing him, while Palmer gained overall, Cox rallied Nebraska and Missouri, and votes scattered among favorite sons as the roll calls continued.

Palmer Cox McAdoo Cummings Gerard Edwards Owen Davis Marshall Hitchcock Bryan Clark Daniels Meredith Smith Harrison Simmons Glass Associated Press San Francisco Fitzgerald New York Robinson Massachusetts Mississippi John Sharp Williams Missouri Halmer New Jersey Kansas Mcdoo Poweser T Bettor Massacusetts Woscom Ro Hurst

Coalition Vainly Seeks Candidate at McAdoo Convention

San Francisco July 2 The coalition against William G McAdoo lacks a unifying candidate as the fifth ballot nears. McAdoo backers expect a nomination, while anti McAdoo factions press for accessions, yet admit they have found no figure capable of uniting all forces.

Associateu E’ress San Francisco William G. McAdoo McAdoo

Irish Policeman Killed in Ambush Near Cashel

A party in ambush between Cashel and Ballinore killed Sergt Tobin and wounded Constable Brady as four policemen were attacked. The assailants escaped.

Cashel Ireland Here Ballinore Sergt. Tobin Con. Stable Brady

Bone Dry and Wet Planks Win Coastal Matchup

In a tight contest Bone Dry and Wet Planks edged out YFolal with a final score that reflected sharp play and clutch defense. Key players for the winning squad included standout performances from Bone Dry and Wet Planks as the team secured the victory.

President Goes to Bed Without News of Ballots

The article reports President Wilson retired for the night before ballot news from the Democratic convention. White House aides Tumulty and Rear Admiral Grayson followed bulletins as the convention prepared to adopt the platform. Bryan’s speech drew interest but no White House comment was offered.

Wilson Grayson Bryan White House

Wood and Hays Meet Over Harding Campaign Rumors

Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and Will H. Hays met for about a half hour at the Republican national headquarters sparked rumors of active support for Harding. A campaign executive said Wood would do all in his power as an Army officer to aid Harding and plan a visit to Harding in Marion, Ohio. Wood denied political aims, saying he was in New York only as an escort for his daughter Louise O. Wood bound for France.

Associated Press New York Leonard Wood Will H. Hays Hays Harding En. Wood Senator Harding Marion Ohio Gen. Wood Louise O. Wood France la Savoie

Vote That Defeated Doheny's Irish Plan

Gen Wood stated she will undertake French war reconstruction duties. Mr Hays said Gov Clement of Vermont met at Republican HQ en route to Washington to confer with Senator Harding about a possible special Vermont legislature session to consider ratifying the Anthony suffrage amendment.

Wood Hays Gov Clement Vermont Washington Harding Anthony Senator Harding Gov .Clement Cal Roosevelt, Jr Gov Sprout Pennsylvania Will Hays Republican National Committee Clemert Geo Clement Oysion

Execution Ordered for Gen Francisco Gonzales in Mexico

Mexico City July 2 Gen Francisco Gonzales former Tamaulipas governor captured at Santa Engracia by Gen Arnulfo Gomez has been ordered executed by Gen P Elias Calles secretary of war. Gomez reported defeating insurgent leader Osuna and Gonzales capture as Osuna fled wounded. Rebels suffered 32 killed government 14 killed 14 wounded. A planned revolt between July 5 and 10 was accelerated, while President de la Huerta vowed harsh punishment for rebels. Juan A Delgado Villa general killed near Torreon Eugenio Martinez named to lead operations in Coahuila Durango and Nuevo Leon Guadalupe Sanchez to join campaign against Francisco Villa in western Chihuahua.

Mexico City Francisco Gonzales Tamaulipas Santa Engracia Arnulfo R. Gomez P. Elias Calles Gomez Cates Cariog Osuna Gonzales Osuna Arnulfo Gomez Carlos Osuna War Calles el Democrata Callies Villa de la Huerta Juan A. Delgado Torreon Eugenio Martinez Coahuila Durango Nuevo Leon Guadalupe Sanchez Obregon Carranza Vera Cruz Francisco Villa Chihuahua

Sabath disrupts Hobson speech at Democratic convention

In San Francisco on July 2 1900 Representative A J Sabath of Wisconsin interrupted Richmond Fearson Hobson as he charged a conspiracy against the Constitution. Hisses and applause followed. The speaker urged that those who do not uphold the Constitution should leave the country.

San Franceisco Richmond Fearson Hobson Bryan Dry A. J. Sabath

Fury over platform fight leaves Democratic plank intact

In San Francisco on July 2 1922 the Democratic platform supporting the peace treaty sympathy for Ireland and no prohibition stance passed after a furious floor battle. W J Bryan led dry plank opposition but was overwhelmed as Cockran Cochran and others failed to win adoption of their amendments. The Irish recognition plank was also rejected.

Associated Press San Francisco Calif Resolutions Committee Ireland W. J. Bryan W. Bourke Cochran New York Colby Glass Virginia Bryan Wiliam J. Bryan Hobson Cochran Democratic Party Bryan League of Nations

Miss Kraus Denies Elwell Quarrel in Palm Beach

Miss Viola Kraus testified for three hours to assistant district attorneys denying any threats or quarrel with Joseph Bowne Elwell. She said she knew Elwell eight years and had no controversy with any other woman, while living with her brother-in-law Walter Lewisohn in New York. The probe followed claims by former housekeeper Miss Anne Kane that a woman known as Miss Wilson threatened Elwell, with Elwell's murder scene cited in the inquiry.

Washington New York Viola Kraus Joseph Bowne Elwell Edward Swann Swann Miss Krauss Elwell Kraus Dooling Anne Kane Miss Wilson Hilwell Phin Miss Kraus Palm Beach New York City Saratoga Springs Saratoga

Yesterday's Convention Proceedings in Frisco Adopts Platform

The Frisco convention opened at 10:35 with Chairman Robinson. Delegates debated platform planks including suffrage and prohibition, with Bryan, Hobson, and others speaking. A dry plank failed after a full roll call, the platform was adopted, ballots begun at 7:25 p m and adjourned after the second ballot at 7 145 a m today.

Robinson Josiah Sibley San Francisco Glasa League Bryan League of Nations Bourke Cockran Edward ¥. Doheny California Tom D. Lyons Oklahoma Goldier Richmond Pearson Hobson Alabama Peter Olenen Minnesota Rourke Cochran Augustine Lonergan Connecticut T. J. Duffy East Liverpool Ohio Charlies F. X. O'Brien Jersey City Senator Walsh Massachusetts RK. C. Murchkie New Hampshire Colby Senator Glans

New Jersey District Attorney Details Miss Kraus Statements

The district attorney said Miss Kraus could not be subpoenaed to New York for examination but she volunteered her testimony. She said she knew Elwell for eight years and denied threats or controversy with any other woman over him. She previously divorced Vic tor Von Schlegell with the divorce effective the day before Elwell’s murder.

New Jersey Miss Krause Victor von Schlegell von Schlegell Elwell

Marion Prepares for Harding Homecoming Visitors

Marion Ohio authorities anticipate 25 600 visitors for the Harding homecoming and 106 080 for the notification ceremonies. The Marion Civic Association reports all available structures will be used for sleeping rooms with churches schools and public spaces by the plans. Rates are set at 1 50 to 2 per day and no profiteering will occur.

Marion Ohio United States Warren G. Harding Marion Civic Association Civic Association

Harding Going Home Campaign Under Way

Senator Warren G Harding leaves Washington for Marion Ohio to set up summer headquarters and receive formal nomination on July 22. He has harmonized Republican factions, opposed Wilsonian internationalism, backed party government, and pressed for Vermont Governor Clement to call a special session for ratification of the suffrage amendment. He plans to outline broad policy first, then address issues, emphasizing American sovereignty and a cooperative but independent stance. CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE.

Clement Vermont Washington Post Co Warren G Warding Marion Ohio Harding Republican Party Wilson League of Nations Gov. Clement America United States Europe

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