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Domestic News June 23, 1936

The Daily Alaska Empire

Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska

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At the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on June 23, the Washington State delegation threatened to boycott after Vice-Chairman Roy Misener complained of insufficient tickets and badges, favoring a strike and suggesting a 'young revolution' for better recognition.

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Washington State Delegation Threatened 'Young Revolution'

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 23.—The Washington State delegation to the Democratic National Convention threatened last night to boycott the convention after Vice-Chairman Roy Misener of Seattle told the delegates they had been "gyped out of their share of tickets."

Misener said he did not have enough alternate badges to go around and he favored a strike if Washington is not given the same recognition as other states. He further said a "young revolution might do some good."

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Riot Or Protest

What keywords are associated?

Democratic Convention Washington Delegation Boycott Threat Roy Misener Ticket Shortage

What entities or persons were involved?

Roy Misener

Where did it happen?

Philadelphia, Pa.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Philadelphia, Pa.

Event Date

June 23

Key Persons

Roy Misener

Outcome

threatened boycott and strike; no further resolution mentioned.

Event Details

The Washington State delegation threatened to boycott the Democratic National Convention after Vice-Chairman Roy Misener of Seattle informed delegates they were short on tickets and alternate badges. Misener advocated for a strike if equal recognition is not granted and suggested a 'young revolution' might help.

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