Continued Radical Control of the Senate Believed Probable
Analysis sketches likely outcomes of the next Congress with La Follette radicals and Farmer Labor allies shaping power. It notes Republicans and Democrats split, radicals hold influence in the Senate and House, and predicts likely scenarios for control pending the presidential race and November elections.
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Repubicans
Record of the Leaders in the Balloting 24 ea
A concise tally notes the leaders in the balloting with 24 entries listed. The list appears to summarize votes or standings among officials or candidates, providing a snapshot of top achievers in the section.
Republican conservatives face losses in primaries and seats
The text notes that conservatives have lost members in primaries, with Senator Sterling of South Dakota defeated by Gov W H McMaster. It states Republicans must gain seven new seats and face reelecting four outgoing members while radicals seek reelects, including Senators Norris of Nebraska Brookhart of Iowa Couzena of Michigan and Johnson of Minnesota.
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Sterling
South Dakota
W H McMaster
Chance
Norris
Nebraska
Brookhart
Iowa
Couzena
Michigan
Johnson
Minnesota
La Follette Adopts Role of Listener
Robert M. La Follette confines activity to hearing and watching others as his presidential candidacy appears unsettled. The senator stays at his Wyoming Avenue home with no statements for publication and few plans revealed, awaiting developments.
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Robert M la Follette
Wyoming Avenue
Democrats Face Deadlock Adjourning Convention Toward Open Fight
New York July 6 A veteran columnist urges McAdoo and Smith factions to adjourn the Democratic convention and let an open public fight settle the deadlock. He argues a neutral candidate cannot resolve the two irreconcilable issues and calls for a stand up fight rather than a compromised, secretive backing.
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Democratic Party
Ritchie's Supporters Flee From New York
A large Montgomery County group travels to New York to back Gay Ritchie but returns exhausted. Secretary of State E Brooke Lee notes few supporters remained durable. many come back home to offer moral backing from there.
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Montgomery County
New York
Gay Ritchie
E. Brooke Lee
McAdoo Seeks Break with Democratic Alliance Ties
News from July 6 reports William Gibbs McAdoo pushing to abrogate the gentlemen’s agreements at the Democratic national convention. He claims more than 200 votes are kept from him by alliances between Smith and Robinson Glass Underwood and other leaders. Telegrams from across the country urge him to stay in the race and not quit.
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Hy Aubrey E. Taylor
New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
Sentlement
Joseph T Robinson
Arkansas
Carter Glass
Virginia
Thomas Taggart
Guy Smith
McAdoo Rally Echoes Across Democratic Divides
Telegrams from Kentucky and Pennsylvania reports show supporters urging McAdoo as the sole viable Democratic candidate for November. Messages from North Dakota and California leaders urge solid backing and warn against rumors and financial influence.
McAdoo's States Could Elect Him Top President
William Gibbs McAdoo’s campaign team released an analysis of the seventy seventh ballot showing McAdoo would win 39 percent of electoral votes if nominated, with strong backing from 21 states that have voted Democratic in part of the era since 1884. The report argues the convention is deadlocked and that McAdoo’s core support rests in states likely to be in the Democratic column in November.
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McAdoo
Democratic Party
Smith
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Aubrey EF. Taylor
New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
David Ladd Rockwell
Rockwell
Ali McAdoo
United States
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McAdoos
Alfred E Smith
Tuliet
MagAdeo
Gov Smith
John W Davis
Underwood
Ralston
Glass
Robinson
Ritchie
Owen
Davis
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Tennensee
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Missouri
Montana
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Nevada
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
South Dakota
Wyoming
Igor Smith
Mane
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennelvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Taft
Roosevelt
Maine
Pennalvania
Lonce
Alabama
Virginia
Warsland
Arkansas
Louisiana
Meredith Postpones Sailing to Aid McAdoo
New York July 6 A staff correspondent reports that Meredith former Secretary of Agriculture and Iowa delegate chairperson will stay in New York until the convention adjourns He had been talked of as a dark horse and is in a reception moot He originally planned to sail last Wednesday with a delegation to attend the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in England The voyage was cancelled and a second sailing date on the Leviathan for Saturday was also cancelled.
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New York
Europe
T Meredith
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa
McAdoo
Meredith
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
England
Special Notices About Floor Services and Officers Meeting
Special notices report floor cleaning finishing and waxing by electric machines at 2371 Oth St NW. Regular election of officers and delegates to international convention by Bricklayers. July 18 04 from 2 to 8 o clock. ACME Flooring Co advertises rewaxing old floors refinishing and estimates. Phone West 1005 for heating and furnace service. 1318 Bat NW listing.
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Wolfe
Tour Furnace
West
William G Carrico
Laan
Wisconsin Avenue
Acme Flooring CC Co
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