Maddo Men Still Confident Spurn Compromise Talk
The article reports on Maddo Adams era political forces returning to power in New York amid conflict over compromise talks. It notes Mr Mead as a key figure and mentions Sen. Toavpr and Gov Smith's headquarters, with delegates and progressives debating strategy. The piece highlights leadership, votes, and tensions shaping the party's direction.
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Pat Hartigan
Tennessee
Georgia
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Flingin
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Smith
Washington
Comax
AL SMITH BACKERS FIGHT FOR DELEGATE TICKETS AT GARDEN
The convention crowd at Madison Square Garden filled the hall beyond capacity as McAdoo supporters and anti McAdoo factions clashed over ticket access. Attendees reported gate tactics, promotions, and heated exchanges as figures from New York and Virginia contended for influence while telegraph advisories flooded delegates back home.
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New York
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Democrats Endure Silent Ballot Clash at Madison Square Garden
Delegates at the Democratic national convention in Madison Square Garden endure a grueling series of ballots with McAdoo Robinson and Smith vying for support. The day features a lack of cheers, radio updates, and repeated balloting as states shift loyalties and convene into a long, cautious process.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
John W Davis
Smith
Michigan
McAdoo
Georgia Senate Rejects Child Labor Measure
In Atlanta the Georgia State Senate voted 34 to adopt a substitute house resolution. The measure provides for rejecting the twentieth amendment to the U S Constitution which would grant Congress power to regulate and promote employment for all persons under a specified age.
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Betting Odds Shift After McAdoo Comeback
New York July 3 betting odds against McAdoo shortened from 6 to 1 to 4 to 1 after his comeback last night. Smith faced four and a half to one against. Dark horses gained favor with three at 5 to 1. Underwood Ralston and Ritchie led the field with lively wagering on them.
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Ralston
Ritchie
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Fourth Day Balloting Signals Democratic Convention Turmoil
A chaotic day of balloting shows delegations split and votes swing between McAdoo and Ralston with Underwood and Davis dipping in. Indication of shifts from North Carolina and Missouri plus Billie Bryan interference mark the long session as Walsh braces for a record roll call and adjournments amid cheers and boos.
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Women Delegates Grow Weary As Convention Drag
The fourteenth session of the Menura convention ran over twelve hours with delegates showing fatigue while notable guests accompanied by Mrs Mellon and daughters occupied a central box. Secretary Mellon and other officials drew attention as the day included arrivals of Mrs Baker and party, and discussions on fundraising and platform remarks.
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Tane
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Clarksburg Resents Attacks on J. W. Davis
Clarksburg reacts to criticism of J. W. Davis amid a political dispute. Citizens voice concern over the tone of attacks by opponents aligned with Tremocrat figures. A community fundraiser and luncheon are noted, with phrases about leadership and a local meeting summarizing the tension.
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J. W. Davis
Brennan Calls Bach Hlinois Delegates
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brennan calling Bach Illinois delegates and a date near 18th or 19th, with references to events and gatherings. The readable portion hints at a political or civic assembly involving delegates and nations, but specifics remain unclear.
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