The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
CHICAGO, the contention.

Scene 1.-The Congress Hall hoe tel in Chicago during the Demo- cratic Convention in 1892.
 Louey Howe is lying stretched full length on tfe floor Of his room. his collar open, belt un- buckled, an electric fan focused on him. He's gasping for breath. Beside him is a direct telephone line to Hyde Park. Louey is about to achieve his liie's ambition nominate for President the man he has served ard trained.
 Tn another hotel room down Michigan Boulevard. Sam Ray burn of Texas is leading the forces of Speaker Jack Garner. Roosevelt is ahead in the ballot. Ing. but Jim Farley, in command of the Roosevelt forces, has just reported that they are ready to bolt. He can't hold the Roosevelt delegates beyond another vote. He has to make a deal
 Farley, with Jimmy Byrnes of South Carolina. Joe Guffey of Pennsylvania and Dave Lawrence Of Pennsylvania. come into Louey Howe's room to report. Finally, Farley asked the others to go cut, says he wants to speak to Louey alone.
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 Senator Wheeler has toured the Northwest. expecting to be the Vice Presidential candidate on a Roosevelt ticket. But on the private wire to Hyde Park, a con' promise Is now arranged whereby Jack Garner, not Wheeler, be- comes Ro0seYelt's running mate in return for the votes Of the Texas- California delegates.
 Scene 2-Chicag0, 1894. Louey Howe Is dead. Burt Wheeler, who finally discovered that Roosevelt didn't like him, turned mor0se, sour, emhittered, Jim Farley, who wanted 10 be Vice President himself in i94O. Is FDR's most ac- iiee political enemy. Jimmy ByTnes had his own lightning rod np for Vice President. Joe Guffey had not changed a bit. And this time, instead of fighting for delegates, FOR accepted the nomination in advance,
 That is how politics changes, SOLDIER CANDIDATES
 FOR CONGRESS
 Democratic bigwigs m Chicago hold mixed views about the ef- teetiYeneRs 0f soldier candidates for Congress, some soldier ealn- naigns have clicked, others have not. Lieut., Will Rogers. JT, iD l0la was elected t0 Congress from California. but recently, Lieut., James Tucker, who ran for the Senate against Homer Capehart in the COP Indlana primary, lost,
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