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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1924
Page
12
Payable in Advance Delivered by Carrier in Washington and Alexandria Daly Sunday included for one year. May first Sunday excepted for one year. Silay only for one year. Paly Sunday included for one month. Sunded excepted for one month. Sunday only for one month. Price unclear with many OCR errors.
In a bustling political cycle, Davis keeps the limelight amid party hints and a controversial church sermon. He faces questions on league policy, constitutional changes, and reaction to rival bids while courting diverse donors and voters across New York to Ohio.
A presidential message to a Boy Scout delegation before departure urges courage, duty, and loyalty to democracy. The text praises youth, invokes Robinson Hood ideals, and stresses obedience to proper authority, justice, and reverence for law as foundations of American citizenship. It ends with inspirational lines about perseverance and faith in a better future.
London negotiators face two major hurdles in the Dawes plan effort. France insists on the right to act separately against Germany if reparations are not paid, while Germany demands equal negotiating power and the right to shape terms. Herriot risks a ministerial crisis if concessions are forced, and Stresemann vows to resign rather than bow to allied dictates. The Ruhr dispute and Paris’s expectations further threaten a successful agreement.
After national conventions, Republican and Democratic forecasters issue hopeful visions of victory. Both sides claim signs support their cause while acknowledging that voters hold final power. Analysts warn predictions reflect party wishes rather than solid math. The fall election path remains uncertain as campaigns intensify.
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