Houston's Delegates Released for Ralston Nomination
Lawless Blythe hails Houston’s delegate releases as a noble sacrifice at the Democratic convention. Samuel M. Ralston of Indiana emerges as the neutral candidate, praised for patience and policy over faction. Taggart backs Ralston and denies Ku Klux influence.
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Samuel M Ralston
Indiana
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel Jo Tiden
Thomas Taggart
Ralston
Amorrow
T Taggart
New Tires and Retreading Services Offer Big Savings
Old tires can be traded in toward rebuilt casings and retreads with new live rubber. Prices list various tire sizes and cord types, with emphasis on rebuilt tires, tubes, and local repair services in a large Washington DC tire plant.
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Ional
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Plan Hints At Nomination Amid Health Concerns
Fragmentary lines reference a plan linked to a morning headline story about health and wind symmetry. Mentions sycamores candlelight and a price on the nomination for vice president. Odds cited ten to one favoring selection for soundness. Copyright notice appears at the end.
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McNaught Ayndicete
Too Tired to Count Votes in Michigan Result
An announcer tiredly misread Michigan’s Wolverines tally, stating a two vote advantage before correcting to subtract two from Ferris. The moment reflected delegate fatigue as preparations for voting wore on and nerves frayed during the vote count.
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Delegates Receiving Cash Aid In Charge New York
Bitter partisan clashes emerge as rival groups allege supporters of top candidates are paid expenses. In a Western delegation the chair claims he is “sitting pretty” and fond of New York, prompting others to seek his reasons and to stay through the summer to avoid worry.
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Lawless Blythe
New York
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Nower
Thia
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McAdoos
James E. Campbell
Ohio
Baliote
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Norman B. Mack
Guv Campbell
Ormal
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Vanderbilt Hotel
Welcome 50 000 Elks To Boston Convention
Boston hosts the sixtieth annual Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks convention with 12 000 grand lodge members and over 60 000 others reported in for the event. Welcomes by Gov Channing H Cox United States Senator David I Walsh Mayor Curley and Grand Exalted Ruler James G McFarland mark the opening as registration estimates rise toward Thursday parade crowds.
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Revolt talk and convention strife shake Democratic rally
New York July 7 former Secretary of War Newton Baker urges revolt against obstructionists as McAdoo delegates stay loyal. California and Texas delegates show renewed energy while Virginia moves third behind Glass as delegates are released from instruction. Baltimore Waldorf talks hint at possible Glass gains.
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Steed
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Frank J. Whitehead
Reputor
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Senator Swanson
Glase
Henry F Byrd
Smith
Glass
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Davis
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Slemp Returns to White House Post After Absence
Bascom Slemp, secretary to the President, resumes his White House duties after a three week absence. He visits Walter Reed Hospital where young Calvin Coolidge lay dying, signaling a moment of national concern amid presidential staff movements.
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Walter Reet Hospital
Calvin Coolidge
Late Arrivals and Smart Store News of Today
ETHEL M. PARKS highlights current fashion deals with silk hose chiffon varieties and Lisle Sporta designs. She notes affordable prices, new handkerchief styles, embroidered voiles, and a range of gloves from novelty cuff to gauntlet and long silk options.
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