Deadlock at Democratic National Convention in Baltimore
The Democratic National Convention adjourned after 42 ballots with no winner in sight as Wilson leads at times over Clark and Underwood with varying support from Kern Foss and Bryan. A day of riots and demonstrations centered on Bryan and the New York delegation, with fights over a protest against Morgan Ryan and Belmont and a pivotal shift by Bryan toward Wilson.
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Underwood
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Lewis
Gaynor
Bryan
John B. Stanchfield
New York
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Ryan
Belmont
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J. P. Morgan
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Alton B. Parker
William Jennings Bryan
Senator Kern
Indiana
Democrats Rally to Unite Behind A Party Leader
Alton B. Parker, as temporary Democratic convention chair in Baltimore on June 26, denounces Republican tactics and calls for unity. He urges a constitutional safeguard against a third term and critiques tariff policies and corporate influence steering to high prices.
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Alton B. Parker
Chicago
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Panama
Congress
Washington
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Steel Trust
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Germany
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
No Idle Barkeeps in Washington Dispensers S
A terse dispatch from the Mound City signals urgency to all taverns and bars in Washington, asserting there is no idle bartender amid a brewing shortage. The Baltimore convention bears responsibility for the tension, prompting a nationwide rush to meet thirst demands.
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Mound City
Cyclone devastates Regina. dozens killed and city in darkness
A cyclone hit Regina Saskatchewan killing and injuring many as three churches and stores were demolished. The power plant and telephone exchange were destroyed plunging the city into darkness with hospitals filled and rescue work ongoing. Authorities fear higher death toll as fires burn and looting emerges.
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Winnipeg
Man
Regina
Saskatchewan
Capital
Sewel
Here
Canadian Pacific
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
William Allen
Imperial Oil Company
Debria
Government Telephone Exchange
Golfer James Darby Dies While Rescuing Youth
Glen Cove New York June 28 James Darby a noted golfer lost his life while trying to save a nine year old caddy who fell into a pond on the links. The boy was saved by Darby and dragged to a float. Darby then cramped and disappeared as companions searched unsuccessfully.
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Glen Cove
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James Darby
Darby
Funk Cleared by Jury in Harvester Case
Clarence S. Funk general manager of International Harvester was found not guilty by a jury in Judge Slusser's court. The charge claimed he alienated the affection of Mrs. Josephine Henning wife of John C. Henning who had sued for 25000 dollars. The verdict came fifteen minutes after the case was placed in the jury's hands.
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Chicago
Clarence S. Funk
International Harvester Company
Slusser
Josephine ‘Henning
John C. Henning
Ury
Fire damages Mount Vernon car plant in Illinois
A Sunday fire at the Mount Vernon Car Company plant in Mount Vernon Illinois damaged the facility. The loss was estimated at twenty thousand dollars and was covered by insurance.
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Mt. Vernon
Mount. Vernon
Ill
Mount . Vernon
Miss Quimby Dies In First Aviation Tragedy
Miss Harriet Quimby first American woman licensed aviator and first to fly the English Channel dies when her Bleriot monoplane crashes into Dorchester bay near Boston. Passenger W A P Willard also killed. Another aviatrix Blanche Scott watches, attempts to land, but faints after safe arrival.
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Harriet Quimby
New York
America
English Channel
W. A. P. Willard
Boston Aviation Meet
Atlantic
Dorchester Bay
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Aviation Grounds
Miss Quimby
Willard
Yacht Club
State Cavalry
George Sheahan
Quincy
Blanche Stuart Scott
Miss Scott
36 Storm Victims Found in Regina After Cyclone
Regina Sask July 3 A sorrowful morning follows a cyclone that struck Sunday night. Police and citizens rescued the injured and recovered 36 bodies from the ruins. The death toll is expected to reach about fifty as militia assists the city in relief efforts.
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Regina
Sask
Sherman Is Back in Utica After Alpine Stay
Vice President Sherman, who left Utica for Big Moose a day or two ago to stay several weeks, has returned citing altitude discomfort. The move followed days of travel statements and local notes from Utica officials.
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Neve
Big Moose
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