Dawes La Follette Debate In Campaign Believed Probable
A long article outlines the Dawes and La Follette campaign scene. It notes La Follette plans a Chicago speech to break past third-party failures and seeks independent support across multiple labor and farmer parties. The piece discusses historical third-party trends, potential rally sites, and anticipated strategies to win the presidency.
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Dawes-La Follette
Miso
Tarme Labor
Federaed
Farmer Labor Party
Minnesota Farmer Labor
Warners Party
NonPartisan League
Newhat
Ta Follette
Mator
Rome Sears
Bets on Favorite Sons Increase Due to Impasse
Wall Street betting on the Democratic convention shifted with a rise in support for Underwood while Smith and McAdoo faded. Rostered bets also favored Ritchie, Davis, and Baker as the convention stalemate persisted. Odds on Coolidge’s reelection lengthened to 2 to 1 amid the impasse.
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New York
Wall Street
Smith
Ralston
McAdoo
Underwood
Ritchie
Davis
Baker
Senator Underwood
J. F. Fried & Co
Coolidge
Borah Doubts Power for Convention Inquiry
New York July 4 Investigation into the Democratic national convention expenditures and the election of delegates to the convention is debated by Senator Borah Idaho and TT Ansberry Ohio. Ansberry urges an investigation citing a large two year expenditure, while Borah questions the committee’s authority and seeks views from Caraway and Bayard.
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T T Ansberr
Ohio
Borah
Idaho
Senate
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Washington DC
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Ansberry Cara
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Caraway and Bayard
Joney and Shipstead
Votes for Gov Brown Impress Home Folks
Special to the Washington Post from Manchester notes New Hampshire voters focus on the Democratic convention in New York. Gov Fret H Brown looms as a gubernatorial or U.S. Senate contender while Democrats hope to boost his national prestige and back home support ahead of fall elections.
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Washington Post
Manchester
New Hampshire
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Granite State
Cleveland
New York
Agai
Washington
Gen Brown
United States
Henry W Keyes
Brown
Cam PulgRig
Albert R. James
Marshall Mo
Virginia Stands Behind Glass In McAdoo Split Fight
Virginia delegates, solid for Carter Glass, refuse McAdoo pleas to switch. The state argues Bryan's insult to Glass deepens their loyalty as talks in Richmond attempt to broker a compromise, recalling San Francisco tactics and vowing to keep 24 votes for Glass at the convention.
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Glass
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McAdoo W
Nevar Cone
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McAdoo
Swanson
Gilas
Shea
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Carter Glass
Vvirginia
Bryan
Nebraska
San Francisco
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Glaas
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Impasse at the Convention Becomes Noted Phenomenon
In New York city famed for speed delegates and onlookers leave the Garden as the convention stalls on the seventy-fifth ballot. Smith nears two thirds but falls short. Ohio shifts votes to Seaton D Baker while Indiana’s Maggert signals potential strategy and a backroom style effort emerges to dynAmite the deadlock.
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J. Bhordenv Barriman
New York
Tulsa
Kansas City
Seavents
Smith
Ohio
Seaton D Baker
District of Columbia
Delegle
Convention Jam Brings Talk Of New York Substitution
Delegates from New England push to move the Democratic convention away from New York as some urge Kansas City. Rumors swirl about D. F. Houston as a compromise candidate and dark horse mentions surface including Owen D. Young and Edward Meredith.
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Cherbourg
Southampton
Owen D Young
General Electric Co
Charles G Dance
Young
Edward
Meredith
Wilson
Des Moines
Convention Doings as Picked Up Ere by Radio Audience
A radio audience account of the Democratic national convention in Kansas City Missouri covers delays as delegates arrive, ballot by ballot proceedings, and attempts to vote through the day. It notes New York abstaining on a moving question and frequent band interludes along with roll calls and procedural maneuvers.
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Imne
New York
Jim* Preston
Senate
Tor
Wiliam Carter
Ala
Alabama
Underwood
Oklahoma
Mme
Kansas City
Fitzgerald
Walsh
Texas
Missouri
Beein
Sale of Old Records Recalls Famous Runaway Marriages
London June 14 By mail Some thing of the romance of Janna Green the little Scottish village that for more than 100 years was the haven for couples who could not be married in England was brought to light in a London auction room when original marriage certificates of nearly 1200 runaway couples from 1823 to 1863 were sold for 1400. Among the romances the certificates included were those of Prince Carlo Borbone and Penelope Carolyn Smithy of Waterford Ireland who married in Naples Rome and Madrid before settling in Gretna Green for a fourth ceremony. Also noted was Lady Adela Corisande Maud Villiers who eloped with Capt Cartes Parke Ibbetson in 1846 after her grandmother had been married at Gretna Green. Other couples listed include Ellen Turner and Howard Gibbon Wakefield linked to abduction cases, and Lady Rose Somerset and Capt Francis Lovell. All marriages in the period were conducted by John Linis keeper of the Gretna inn.
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the Two Sicilies
Penelope Carolyn Smithy
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Rome
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St Georges Hanover Square
Adela Corisande
Maud Villiers
Earl of Jerigey
Cartes Parke Ibbetson
Sarah Child
Child's Bank
Lord Westmoreland
Ellen Turner
Howard Gibbon Wakefield
Rose Somerset
Earl of Beaufort
Francis Lovell
Wissarnion [Clayton
Drumlanrig
Marquess of
Queens Berry
John Lin
Gale
Washington Post Insurance Plan For Subscribers
Fragmented text hints at an insurance plan promo from The Washington Post. Mentions Protectan plan, subscribers, and a page 2 reference with unclear names. Readable portions suggest promotional material rather than a complete news item.
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Washington Post
la Subarriberk
Ballot by ballot roll call at Democratic convention
The report tracks the 74th through 77th ballots with Smith rising to 364 votes while McAdoo falls, Baker drops, and Ralston withdraws. Michigan shifts, Cox reappears, and Taggart proposes a post adjournment conference to unite candidates, as the convention adjourns with Walsh ending proceedings.
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Smith
Hewton Baker
Ralston
Michigan
McAdoo
Senator Walsh
Baker
James M Cox
Ohio
Indiana
Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Walah
Five public officials are sent to prison
Five public officials convicted in the Nassau County affair probe ordered by Gay Smith were sentenced by Supreme Court Justice Cropney to prison terms from 8 months to 2½ years. Joseph M Ray former justice of the peace got Sing Sing 11½ to 24 years. William H Reynolds mayor of Long Beach received six months. John Gracy, Reynolds’s co-defendant, got three months. George S Van de Werken city engineer and Charles C Clark corporation counsel faced similar sentences for fraud and unlawful fees.
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Gay Smith
Supreme Court
Cropney
Jozeph M Ray
Justice of the Peace
William H Reynolda
Long Beach
John Gracy
Reynolds
City Funda
George S van de Werken
Charlies C Clark Corporation
van der Werken
City
Clark
Girl's face injuries from leap from auto near home
Lucile Crawford jumped from the running board of a car on 603 North Carolina Avenue Northeast last night. Her face was cut and she was treated at Casualty Hospital. Three young men in the automobile were questioned by police.
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Lucile Crawford
North Carolina Avenue
Casualty Hospital
Costello stop clash with Keegan at Democratic convention
At a New York Democratic convention a man named Keegan, said to be a federal employee, insulted women delegates and clashed with John F. Costello. Costello punched Keegan and a scuffle ended with Keegan knocked to the floor and removed by police. Costello later returned to the floor. police viewed the incident as Costello defending himself. Keegan’s exact delegate status remained unverified.
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New York
Keegan
John F Costello
Rick Costello
Indianapolis
Washington
Costello
Antoinette Funkee
McAdoo
Columbia
Indiana
Lostello
Muszsouri
Tostelio
Coatallo
Keegan Fellowing
Ansber
Congress
Ohio
New
Suitcase With Bible Stolen, Minister Says
A minister reports a theft of a suitcase containing a Bible. The bag was taken from a vehicle parked on a northwest street. Investigators are reviewing clues and urging anyone with information to contact authorities.
Mortality in Washington District Babies in 1974 Report
During the fiscal year ending June 7 1974 DC recorded 104 deaths from intestinal troubles among 2199 births 1 in 85. In the year ending June 30 1941 4641 births saw 667 deaths 1 in 13. A saving of 592 lives last year over the prior year is noted. The infant mortality rate reached 90 per 1000 born with 64 deaths per 1000 among White babies. colored infants show a higher rate.
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