White House Rites Nebraskan Chosen For Coolidge Boy
Funeral ceremonies in the East Room honor Calvin Coolidge Jr with the boy's body set to be laid to rest at Plymouth. President and Mrs Coolidge attend as dignitaries fill the White House and Mayflower marines guard the casket. Interment planned at Plymouth after 10 o'clock services in Northampton.
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John W Davis Nominated for President by Democratic Natio n
John W Davis of West Virginia was chosen as the Democratic Party's presidential nominee on the thirteenth ballot at Madison Square Garden after a nine day, high tension convention. Oscar W Underwood led early, but a late swing by West Virginia and other states secured the victory amid nationwide excitement and a formal acclamation.
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Nomination Fused Behind Davis at Democratic Convention
Editorials from New York Press and World praise John W Davis of West Virginia and New York as a strong nominee amid chaotic convention chaos. They note opposition to Bryan and emphasize Davis’s character while predicting potential peace under his leadership. Also mentions Atlantic City trip details and the Pennsylvania Railroad schedule.
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Davis Promises Fight Against Reaction Campaign Scorned
New York July 9 John W Davis of West Virginia declared there can be no compromise with reaction and that liberal principles will prevail after Democracy chose him as its standard bearer. He spoke from Frank L Polk’s residence as Mrs Davis listened to Madison Square Garden demonstrations.
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