Platform committee delays proceedings amid shifting ticket hopes
The report describes internal delays as the platform committee stalls today, while Maj Gen James G Harbord gains prominence as a dark horse candidate. Backing from Secretary Slonver Senator Curtis and other aides remains active, with Borah and Dawes supporters maintaining optimism about the ticket.
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Platform Committee
James G. Harbord
Dark Horse
Slonver
Curtis
Kansas
Borah
Charles G. Dawes
World Court Split Threatens Republican Platform
At the Cleveland convention a night session plan aimed to nominate a candidate while allowing a vice presidential ballot. Beveridge Indiana and Watson Indiana led a faction opposing the world court plank, challenging the draft until forceful strategies and floor battles. The proceeding featured Elizabeth Price Martin chairing the permanent committee and Frank Mondell named permanent chairman as the platform faced a tough, ongoing debate.
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Coolside
Elizabeth Price Martin
Philadelphia
Frank Mondell
Wyoming
Mondell
Cleveland
Municipal Auditorium
U. P
Albert H. Beverridge
Indiana
Coolidge
Beveridge
Charles Beacher Warren
Warren
Widening Famous Old Street Changes Historic Boston Route
Boston grows Province street by widening a narrow throughfare once known as Governor's alley and Bosworth street. The project, tied to urban improvement, will remove aging landmarks including Province Inn and the old stone steps. Historic ties trace back to colonial governors, early churches, and notable residents like Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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Boston
Governor's Alley
Province Street
Httle
Bromfield
School Street
Washington and Tremont Streets
Bosworth Street
Province Inn
Province Tan
Mde
Arely
England
Colony of
Massachusetts
Province
Washington Street
Darby
Hosea Ballou
Montgomery Court
General Montgomery
Quebec
Mosworth Street
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Tremont
Bromfield Streets
Woman Without Country Appeals to World Court
A woman whose property in France was sequestered during the war appeals to the World Court at The Hague, arguing France brands her German while Germany refuses to recognize her as such. The World Court delays ruling, sending the issue to the League of Nations amid postwar questions over nationality and access to justice.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
France
World Court
the Hague
Germany
World ‘Court
League
The
Alaska Trappers Return on Palatial Steamers
Alaska trappers depart from the interior for Tacoma return voyage on palatial steamers. The party, described as gentry of the trade, left northern camps after a season of fur capture. Trappers typically bring home fur yields ranging from three to forty thousand dollars.
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Alaska
Tacoma
Wash
Northland
Rainey trophies gifted to Memphis by sister Grace Rogers
The hunting trophies of the late Paul Rainey, including hundreds of specimens from many countries, were presented to Memphis by Mrs. Grace Rainey Rogers, his sister. She announced plans for a 21,000 acre hunting preserve at Mopah Lodge to honor her brother and support a fox hunting association.
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Memphis
Rainey
Yeni
Paul Rainey
Gunter
Mainy Coun
Grace Rainey Rogers
Togers
Mopah Lodge
Ruiney
Exira News Briefs Highlights Then Plans and Injuries
Miss Vivian Heath traveled to Cedar Rapids. Chris Christensen and family from Des Moines visited Robert Christensen before heading to New York to sail to Denmark for permanent residence. Geo Cannon of Brayton injured foot after stepping on a nail while helping free a stalled car near Oakfield. Miss Soren Sorensen returned from Atlantic where her husband had appendicitis surgery. Mr and Mrs John Martis returned from Stuart visit. Wood Kline went to Brayton to finish a home project.
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Exira
News Telegraph
Vivian Heath
Cedar Rapids
Chris Christensen
Thorkild
Elizabeth
Des Moines
Robert Christensen
New York
Denmark
Geo. Cannon
Brayton
Oakfield
Soren Sorensen
Atlantic
Atlantic Hospital
John Martis
Stuart
Wood Kline
Local social notes include Molgaard visit and relatives in town
John Molgaard visits with Miss Minnie Paulen and Miss Hilda Maden in Atlantic. They joined the Dollar Club during a weekend stay with relatives. Also mentions screened doors and B. R. Wasson Golf.
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John Molgaard
Minnie Paulen
Hilda Maden
Atlantic
Former Cass County Man Adam Maddux Dies in Minnesota
Word comes of the death on Monday June 2 in Mora Kanabec County Minnesota of Adam T Maddux a former Cass County man at 37 years old from pneumonia and heart trouble He was born in Cumberland Iowa married to Coei Russell December 22 1909 They moved to Kanabec County about ten years ago Survivors include his wife two children Imogene and Donald his parents Mr and Mrs A T Maddux Rippey Iowa four sisters and seven brothers with many attending the funeral June 6 at 2 p m at the M E church Rev Boyle and Oakwood cemetery interment
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Mora
Kenabec County
Minn
Adam T. Maddux
Cass County
Cumberland
Iowa
Coei
Imogene
Donald
Mra
A. T. Maddux
Rippey
W. RoUry
Alice Smith
Bert Reynolds
A. F. Corbin
John
Omaha, Neb
Arthur
Vancouver
B.G
Can
Harry
Stanton
Virgil
Walter
Ogear
Fred
Treunton
M. E. Church
Boyle
Oakwood Cemetery
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Ore
Ralph Williams
Republican National Committee
Wm. 5
Kenyon
Burton
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Representative Sanders
Interior
Hubert Work
Michigan ‘Oaks
Ian Party
Jemnan Burton
Rabbi Schulman
Uncle Joe” Cannon
Graham
Pennsylvania
Uncle Joe”Cannon
McKinley
Samuel Schulman
Bethel Temple
Mullins Tire & Battery Station
Wilken Monument Works
Alexandaia
Rewaniees
Opera House
Rogers
Red Oak
Sherwood
Waterloo
Ross Evaen
Thos Nunn
Wight Fang
Griswold
Territory
Radio Corporation
Wniversne
Nichols & King Electric Co
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Chicago
Milton Smith
Joseph Savaze
John Sbanbaro
Chichester
Diasond Reand
Wade Nat Eee
Dollar Club
B. R. Wasson
Cass
Minnesota
Ping Streets
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Cushing Machine & Auto Co
Atlantic, Towa
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