Labor Leaders Consider Aligning With Democrats
In Montreal on June 11, the American Federation of Labor debated offering labor’s support to the Democratic Party in return for adopting labor platform planks. President Gompers and other leaders discussed a plan to condemn the Republicans and appeal to Democrats for inclusion of labor policies, with a formal decision to be announced at the federation’s convention.
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Pacific Coast
Nomination of Hiram Johnson by California man
Charles Wheeler declares Hiram Johnson the best fit for the presidential bid as California presses forward with his nomination. Wheeler argues a victory hinges on the candidate’s personal appeal, not the party, and urges delegates to place trust in the man who can unite Americans nationwide.
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Hiram Johnsen
Charles Whoeler
California
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Wheeler
Far West
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United States
White I House
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Major General Wood Leads After Ballots at Convention
Major General Leonard Wood maintained a steady lead in the first four Republican National Convention ballots. He reportedly spent about $1,500,000 to build the strength shown in yesterday’s balloting.
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Athens Automobile Dealers Association Growth Drive Planned
The Athens Automobile Dealers Association met at the Grorghan Hotel for a kickoff banquet in a campaign to boost the group into a top tier in the state. New officers were elected including President Jones Yow, Treasurer John Griffeth, Vice President C A Brussell, and Secretary Cudlerback. Members voiced optimism about forming a stronger Georgia organization than other cities save Atlanta and Savannah and invited local dealers and garages to join as weekly luncheons will discuss trade issues and service expansion.
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Savannah
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Mayor Thompson Opposes Lowden Slush Fund Allegations
Chicago report states Mayor Thompson resigns as delegate at large over Lowden campaign funding concerns. Samuel Ettleson also resigns for similar reasons, arguing the convention should prefer a redblooded Americanism advocating strong GOP leadership to avoid another four years of Wilsons and the dynasty.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dedicate Woman's Building at Georgia College Yesterday
The new Woman's Building at the State College of Agriculture in Georgia was dedicated by the state with Dr. Andrew M. Soule presiding. Mrs. J K Hayes president of the Georgia Federation of Women Clubs spoke on the future of higher education for Georgia women.
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United States Buys Argentine Sugar
Buenos Aires reports the United States government has purchased fourteen thousand tons of Argentine sugar, signaling a major trade action. The deal underscores continued U S demand for Argentine sugar and influences market expectations for both nations.
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Buenos Aires
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Preparations For Y M C A Boys Camp On Chatooga
Athens Y M C A opens camp registrations with Mr Forbes and 40 spots for two weeks. The plan includes canoe use, mountain setting, and costs from 20 to 30 dollars for equipment and meals. Sugar supply news follows: 34 million sugar rounds available for canners June to October.
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University Trustees Hear Reports From Board of Visitors
The Board of Trustees met with committees handling campus development and funding asks. Senator Duncan urged a Lithia Springs branch college, while Mrs. Orr pressed for an Art Chair in the University. A 50 cent registration fee was proposed to fund The Georgian magazine.
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G E Martin Heads Georgia Delegation to Kiwanis Convention
Atlanta leaders Dr Sama ureene and C D Knight depart for Portland to join Charles Martin and Macon delegate Charles Hall as Georgia Kiwanis prepare for International Convention. Governor Bob Wessels expresses pride in unity and aims to keep the state prominent without pursuing local moment actions.
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Five Drown After Boat Capsizes in Delaware River
Philadelphia report says five crew members of Eagle Boat No 25 were drowned when a squall struck the vessel on the Delaware River and caused it to overturn. The incident occurred today as the boat was engaged in routine work on the river.
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Philadelphia
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Pershing urged to retire with president's backing
Secretary Baker in Washington on June 11 told General Pershing that if he followed his recent wish to retire, the president would acquiesce. Baker praised Pershing highly in the briefing.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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Bankers Endorse Nation League At Closing Session
Georgia bankers at Augusta wrap their meeting with support for the League of Nations and state bond financing for education. Officers reelected include H Warner Martin and Haynes McFadden. Thomas Shackelford urged liberal cotton financing and opposed Federal Reserve deflation policies.
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Athens
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Wood and Lowden Gain Strength On Each Ballot Cast
Chicago reports June 11 that Wood and Lowden gain support as ballots continue with no majority. Senator Borah criticizes the Johnson faction, warning the party faces corruption issues if Wood or Lowden are nominated. Johnson delegates report offers of deals but no alignment occurs.
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Dark Horse List Dominates Republican Convention Talks
Chicago June 11 reports show a divided Republican National Convention debating the dark horse option as ballots proceed. Wood and Lowden lead early, with Johnson Hoover Harding Sproul and others receiving scattered support. no nomination emerges by day’s end after ten hours and four ballots.
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