Republican Convention Adopts Platform At Cleveland
At Convention Hall Cleveland June 11 Republicans approved the platform as reported by the resolutions committee and booed the La Follette planks. The session featured a raucous pro Coolidge demonstration and lively galleries as Warren read the platform and Cooper defended La Follette. The body adjourned to resume nominations tomorrow.
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Coolidge
Cleveland
Ohio
Republican National Convention
Resolutions Committee
Warren
Charles B. Warren
Cooper
Wisconsin
Washington
Farmer minded Westerner for IGE vice president nominee
Delegates from 134 agricultural states held an informal caucus in Cleveland to push for a farmer minded western candidate for the vice presidential nomination. Iowa's Hanford McNider chaired a committee to report overnight on a short list acceptable to western agricultural interests. A roll call showed varied first choices with McNider and others urging a candidate satisfactory to the West, warning November party chances depend on the outcome.
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Vicce
Snag
Hanford McNider
Iowa
MecNider
Western Agriculturaliete
Towa
L. J. Dickinson
Colorado
Phipps
Oklahoma
McNider
Kansas
Curtis
South Dakota
Norbeck
North Dakota
John PD. Coulter
Washington State
Nebraska
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Kenyon
Missouri
A. M. Hyde
Utah
Frank T. Hines
Minnesota
Denver Weather Report From POCAL Office
Denver forecasts show unsettled conditions with possible showers and cooler temperatures through the week. Winds shift from southwest to northwest as a cold front moves through, lowering daytime highs into the 60s and overnight lows into the 40s. Local crews monitor radar for heavy rain risk.
Presidential hosts pace restless convention night in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 11 delegates to the Republican convention gathered for a night session. The focus was on consideration and adoption of the party platform with a possible clash over the La Follette planks from Wisconsin. The crowd included locals in evening attire and visitors at the public hall.
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Platform Committee
Mendell
Cooper
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Budget audit to review Bernalillo County schools
J E Owens state educational auditor will audit the county school budget this Friday and Saturday. Superintendent Montoya says the budget anticipates thirteen more teachers at a average salary of 1350 dollars with room for up to twenty, pending available classrooms. The county pupil count rose over the prior year by about 4 458, with salaries nudged to reflect teacher training standards.
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A. Montoya
Macpheri
A&v
Bernalillo
Eid
Sista
3 Teya
Mernalilio
Gale
Valley
iGt
Albuquerque Realtors Adopt Final Plan for Multiple Listing
The Albuquerque Realtors board approved a final draft of a citywide multiple listing plan to take effect July 1 with at least twenty firms and others joining by October 7. The system pools listing power of member offices, speeds notices to all participants, and requires adherence to an ethics code.
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Fock
Multiple Listing Board
Jones
Gelier
N. Specter
Bernalliise Counity Pe
At and Title Company
Governor Brown Endorsed for Democratic Nomination
Concord June 11 The Democratic state convention today nominated Gov. Fred He Brown for a second term. Delegates from Manchester and surrounding towns gathered at New Fors to back the ticket. The convention adopted platform positions and set the campaign tone for the upcoming race.
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Gov. Brown
Concord
M. H
Fred He. Brown
Macpherson 19 Named Member of Commission
D. A. Macpherson, long time Albuquerque resident, elected city commissioner at an adjourned meeting. He and Dr. B. H. Briggs were sworn in at city hall, completing a five member commission after Sidney Weil's resignation. Dr. Singsa had declined to serve until a fifth member was chosen. Macpherson formerly managed the water company and later ran a real estate and stove business. Briggs has spent over twenty years in the local drug trade.
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D. A. Macpherson
Albuquerque
Mr. Macpherson
B. H. Briggs
Singsa
Sidney M. Weil
B. Swope
Macpherson
Moraine Journal
Briggs
Massey Foresees Wheat Shortage For New Zealand
Wellington reports Prime Minister Massey warns the nation is about 1.6 million bushels behind target and will need to import wheat. He notes the need to seek outside sources to meet demand amid a tight grain outlook.
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New Zealand
Wellington
N. Z
Massey
Indictments in Silver Hill Savings Bank failure case
Sir and directors of the Sliver Hill Savings Bank indicted for accepting deposits while insolvent. Two directors also charged with making excessive loans. Officials named include L. Murray Carter W D and A Martin Metcalf T L 1 646 J T Murray. Trial set for June 16 in Silver City before Judge Ryan. request for different judge noted.
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Sliver Hill Savings Bank
T. L
W. D. Alurray
Siz
Mr. Lowe
Wr. Murray
J. W. Carter
H. A. Martin
C. C. Metcalf
J. T. Murray
Silver City
Apete Eadwin Mecherm
Alamogordo
Ror. Ryan
Aenee
Borah Agreed for Vice Presidential Nomination
Cleveland in Washington reports indicate Senator Borah of Idaho has been agreed upon by administration leaders for the vice presidential nomination. Officials say he will satisfy President Coolidge and confer with delegations to secure support. The meeting included Wadsworth Mellon Reed Pepper Slemp Killes Roosevelt Butler and other major aides.
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DANG
Washington
Idaho
President Coolidge
Cleveland
Ohio
Borah
Coolidge
Wadsworth
New York
Mellon
Reed and Pepper
Pennsylvania
C. Bascomb Slemp
Charles D. Killes
Theodore Roosevelt
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Butler
Borah Declines Vice Presidential Nomination
Senator Borah says he will not accept the nomination for vice president after learning Republican leaders in Cleveland had tapped him. He made no other comment when called at his residence about the developing convention trend.
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Washington
Borah
Cleveland
Idaho
Viscount Ishii Named Ambassador to United States
Viscount Kishiro Ishii, who negotiated the Lansing-Ishii agreement, is slated to succeed Masamo Haniwara as ambassador to the United States. The selection is a major task for Japan's new cabinet. Ishii, then ambassador to France, is known in America from his role as special envoy in talks with Robert Lansing and his prior government posts.
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Kisuhiro Ishii
Masamo Haniwara
United States
Sew
Haniwara
Japan
Vincount Ishii
France
America
Robert Lansing
Wilson
Reinister
Hoover appeals to Californians not to present his name
Washington June 11 Secretary Hoover telegraphed California Republican delegates urging them not to present his name for the party’s vice presidential nomination. The telegram responded to a request to consent to a plan to nominate him. the message was not made public in Washington.
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Washington
Hoover
California
Bids Sought For Six Courthouse Site Buildings
County commissioners plan soon to issue bids for the purchase of six buildings on Tijeras Avenue site for the new courthouse. Five residences and the Springer Transfer barn are to be removed. 16 percent certified check required with bids and a 30 day removal window. Deeds approved for adjoining North Fourth street school property. Pa dillas highway property owners to sign deeds as frontage widened. State highway commission officials to aid Albuquerque county in 1924 budget. meeting hoped midweek instead of Saturday.
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Tijeras Avenue
County Commissionera Wed Tenday
Springer Transfer Company
North Fourth Street
D. F. McDonald
Third Street
Amea
Padillas
State Fix Commission
Albuquerque
Someens
City panel halts Fruit Avenue opening amid protest petitions
City Commission voted to discontinue opening Fruit Avenue from Eighth Street to Keleher Avenue by special assessment. A protest petition signed by property owners representing 66 percent of Fruit Avenue urged a citywide assessment. City Manager Calkine said Santa Fe would pave Tijeras crossing once track moves are coordinated, and discussed viaduct decking options for Coal Avenue. Rio Grande Park riverfront road to be built on a $756 park fund.
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Eighth Street
Keleher Avenue
K.L. Wootten
City Electric Doe
Feal Avenue Viaduct
J. Burge
Fanta Fe
Coal Avenue
Karelas
Frank Kimball
Santa Fe
Efte
Kimball
Arecine
Rio Grande Park
Flo Granda Park
Albuquerque Sandias Recreation Plan Enthralls Inspector
H Squire of the forest service praises Albuquerque for robust outdoor recreation options. He describes a Tejano Canyon to Sandia peak trip, noting 8500 feet elevation, evergreen groves, cold springs, and abundant firewood. The plan adds water toilets simple fireplaces and tracts for seasonal cottages. A Sandia loop road will link Albuquerque Tijeras Canyon Las Huertas Placitas Bernalillo back to town over 79 miles.
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H. Squire
Forest Services Branch
Washington
Mr. Squire
Sandias
Forest Service
Sandia
Cedars
Pinons
Tijeras Canyon
Mountain Ton
Las Huertas Canyon
Placitas
Bernalillo
Alburquerque
Coolidge Seen as Strong Favorite for November Victory
Cleveland Ohio June 11 President Coolidge has justified the confidence in his Chicago nomination and in his capability as chief executive. Frank Mondell declares the Republican stand will win majorities in November and urges party unity and definite policy against Democrat opposition.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Mondell
Aresa
House
Senate
Mendeli Aaid
Republic
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
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