Guffey Reelected Leader Amid Party Power Struggle
An early report notes Guffey wins reelection as a key state party leader with forty delegates backing him, ensuring entry to committees despite challenges from opponents. The scene includes mentions of James M. Guff and other candidates as party dynamics unfold and a potential vice presidential hint surfaces.
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Statesmen Flay Ball At Steamrolls Exhibition
A chaotic exhibition game features Senators Beveridge and Taft among others as lawmakers and aides attempt baseball skills. Subtleties like umpire recognition and ethics debates mix with erratic base running, subsidies to a young assistant, and spectator protests amid a murky, partisan atmosphere.
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Democratic National Committee Sifts Delegates in Contested Seats
The Democratic National Committee completed most contests, upholding credentials for delegates from Illinois New York Pennsylvania Idaho Ohio and DC while Pennsylvania and Idaho were delayed to tomorrow. Tom Johnson of Cleveland won a key Ohio seat after a lengthy subcommittee fight, with other contests in New York and Pennsylvania facing strong objections and internecine party clashes.
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Oklahoma convention scene discussed in Denver notes
Report from the convention notes Oklahoma delegates, Alfalfa Bill, and Jeff Davis figure prominently. Indian attendees and Mrs. Virs Batlington receive attention amid hotel chatter and political street talk. Dixon Warner entertains crowd in formal attire with sharp critique of corruption.
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Subcommittee Defers Illinois Delegates Contests After Hearings
After hour and a half of recriminations the subcommittee took the Illinois contest under advisement and will report tomorrow morning. Roger Sullivan defended the regular Cook county delegation and the subcommittee backed his view that legality cited by the Burke faction applied only to state conventions. James C Daniman of Omaha Bryans adviser helped secure Sullivan’s win with Atwood of Kansas and Wade of Iowa as fellow Bryan supporters. Mayor Dahlman said the Burke delegates failed to prove legality for a national convention. The national committee expressed sorrow at the death of Dimes K Jones of Arkansas, the former national chairman.
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Land purchase irregularities tied to ex city officials in New York
New York reports alleged irregularities in the Schumacher farm land purchase for a police horse training ground. Former deputy police commissioner Arthur J O Keefe and ex rapid transit commissioner WS Hurley feature in investigations linked to the Byrnes dismissal. City appraiser Fearley and Comptroller Mels are named in scrutiny over a $106,000 sale price versus alleged earlier offers.
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