Georgia Delegates Clash Over Palmer Support at San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 30 the Georgia delegation clashed with Palmer supporters at the Democratic convention. Regular delegates argued against Bolshevik and red labels used by opponents while recounting Georgia politics and loyalty battles. Arthur Lucas described himself as the administration boy in Georgia and criticized Palmer.
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League of Nations
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Baby Ann Tracey born during Northwestern study in Chicago
CHICAGO June 30 Baby Ann Tracey was born while her mother Mrs Howard Tracey of Evanston attended Northwestern University. Mrs Tracey says married women are rare among college students but education makes a woman a better wife and mother. Mrs Tracey was graduated an honor student despite divided attention between classroom and home.
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Georgia Delegates Backed by States Vote Drafted
Regular Georgia delegates received support from California Massachusetts Oklahoma and Utah as reporters noted in a seven column afternoon banner. Mr Lucas commented on the attorney general campaign spokesman denouncing all Georgians who opposed Palmer citing a similar move after the Michigan primary. The interview appeared in the seven column display.
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Utah
Markets New Orleans Buty Futures Close Report
Markets report from Moultrie livestock market dated June 30 notes futures and bid prices for hogs and cattle. Prices shown include ranges and weights from 110 pounds and under to 165 pounds, with several bid figures and daily variation.
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Harding Railed at Taft in Marion Star Editorials
A New York Word investigator reads Marion Star issues dating after the armistice and finds the paper railing at ex president William Howard Taft over the League of Nations. It quotes editorials condemning Taft as the Fatty Arbuckle of the Republican Party and argues labor salvation lies in protective tariffs amid postwar tensions with Europe and Asia.
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Harding Managers Align With Roosevelt at Death Conflict
The article claims Harding managers argue Roosevelt forgave Roosevelt's Ohio ally and rekindled ties after his death. It alleges a 1912 telegram summoned Harding to Oyster Bay and a conference suggested bones be bygone. It notes Harding as a Senate funeral attendee, implying continued close ties.
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