Parades Fueled by Wood and Lowden Factions at Coliseum
At Chicago's Coliseum on June 11 the Wood and Lowden camps staged large, noisy demonstrations as Lodge opened nominations. Wood backers flooded the hall with banners and feathers while Lowden supporters organized a separate march with tom-toms and bannered placards. Mrs. Douglas Robinson urged Wood, and Roosevelt's memory was honored as the convention began selecting nominees.
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Senator Lodge
Two Tests of Strength at California GOP Nomination
The Lowden delegation pressed for a longer demonstration while Governor Lowden's supporters vied for calm as Senator Beveridge and Charles B. Pickett urged order. California cheered when Wheeler nominated Senator Johnson, praising his antiLeague stance and predicting a Johnson victory.
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Waterloo
Iowa
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San Francisco
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Johnson Demonstration Stirs Convention Hall Saturday
The convention stirred only briefly as speakers urged political names. California and Montana delegates paraded with Johnson feathers, misplacing Montana's standard. Balloting lined up with Montana solidly for Johnson as instructed.
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Massachusetts
Wernor Coolidge
Robinson
Mia
Monza
Johnson
Wheeler
California
Montana
Tornson
Shifting Strategies Tilt Clinton Convention Deadlock
The dispatches describe a high stakes scramble as New York and Pennsylvania weigh their votes. Wood and Lowden surge shard by party leaders while Johnson and Borah seek to minimize Lowden, aiming to blunt a possible Wood nomination. Pennsylvanian influence and Penrose control loom large as delegates jockey for position in a tightly balanced convention.
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Dicker
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Crane
Smoot
Cannon
Lodge
Knox
Sglt
Balance of Power at Chicago Convention Narrowly Tipped
Delegates at the Republican National Convention in Chicago endure a grueling 10 hour session with no breaks as 11 candidates vie for nomination. First ballots show Lowden leading in many states, with Johnson Wood Harding and others receiving scattered votes. Second ballots shift totals further, highlighting a tight race and ongoing balloting across the party.
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Ain
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Chicago
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South Dakota
Tennessee
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Butler
Washington
Poindexter
West, Virginia
Wisconsin
Tawa
Kansas
Lowde
Kentucky
Lowder
Borah Roils Convention As He Watches For Bombshell
Senator Borah, a frail yet influential figure, prowled the convention hall this afternoon amid a tense Johnson nomination. He sought a chance to address the delegates and was ready to strike at Lowden if the Illinois governor seems near nomination, promising a final political clash with Johnson’s supporters.
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Lowden
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Illinois
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Extra Vote Offer Ends Tonight At 10 O Clock
The Extra Vote and Extra Prize offer closes at 10 pm with subscriptions mailed before then counting toward a $1965 Reo car and one of six grand prizes to be awarded July 3. The club office in Anaconda and Butte remains open until closing time.
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