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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
17
Radio listeners in Washington hear minute by minute convention coverage from Madison Square Garden. The narration traces roll calls, balloting, speakers, and procedural notes as the 34th ballot progresses with live updates on actions, timing, and crowd reactions.
The report covers the thirteenth to fortieth ballots in a convention, noting Smith and McAdoo demonstrations and party alignments. It describes chants, songs, and public reaction, with references to Walsh, Adlai, and other delegates, concluding with roll calls and radio summaries of the day’s events.
The article reports on a Kansas City gathering where delegates discuss the race for national leadership. It notes candidates from Oklahoma, Indiana, and Nevada, with coverage of key figures like McAdoo and Adams, and mentions tensions, speeches, and the hostile reception of some speakers.
Dr White reviews the case of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb with fresh scrutiny. The article outlines expert opinions and the ongoing defense and prosecution dynamics surrounding the infamous murder trial.
British police seized Soviet bought firearms at a Thames warehouse. Large cases contained firearm components, with Amsterdam firms tied to shipments. Authorities stated the seizure involved contraband and possible proceeds from an illicit network.
Special cable dispatch reports Britain approves a major shift granting Canada wider independence. Canadian law will apply extraterritorially, reshaping governance for Canadian shipping as Canadian vessels outside home waters fall under Canadian, not British, law.
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