McAdoo Declines to Enter Presidential Race
Former Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo announced he will not permit his name to be placed before the San Francisco Democratic convention. He cited duty, private affairs, and campaign costs, urging Democrats to pursue a straightforward liberal platform and ratification of the League of Nations.
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San Francisco
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
McAdoo
Republican Congress
League of Nations
Harding Abandons Vacation Plan and Stays in Washington
Washington June 9 Senator Harding republican presidential candidate abandons seaside resort vacation plans and stays in Washington until mid July for acceptance address preparations. He meets with party leaders including Poindexter Allen Moore Shaffer Weeks Hays Daugherty and discusses support and strategy for the campaign and ticket.
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Louisville Herald
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Indiana
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Massachusetts
Hays
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Harry M. Daugherty
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Dunn Will Orate To Belt Patriots
GREAT FALLS June 20 Although W F Dean of Butte has not yet accepted to speak at a joint labor and non partisan picnic at Belt on July 4 the invitation sparked a council battle over park use. The city council granted a permit for the event with no topic restrictions after debate among local business leaders.
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W. F. Dean
Butte
Belt
Democratic Platform Endorses Wilson League Plank
In San Francisco on June 19 Homer S. Cummings announced the Democratic platform will adopt the Virginia drawn league plank endorsed by President Wilson. He accused the Republican stance of dishonesty and noted Hoover and Harding backers face a reckoning. Also, Ray Baker backed Palmer after McAdoo withdrew from the race.
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League of Nations
Virginia
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Resolutions Committee
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Mint
William G. McAdoo
Attoreny
Palmer
McAdoo
Labor Federation Chooses Denver for 1921 Convention
The American Federation of Labor selects Denver Colorado over Birmingham Alabama as host city for its 1921 convention. It vows to combat criminal profiteering and high living costs through the cooperative movement and supports local unions forming cooperative stores. A 31 levy on each local union funds a bureau for promoting United States and Canadian co operation. The group also backs a federal Rochdale system cooperative incorporation law.
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Denver
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American Federation of Labor
Birmingham
Ala
United States
Canada
Home From Minneapolis She returns from Minnesota trip
Olive Haas of Gibson has returned home from a visit to the state university of Minnesota.
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State University of Minnesota
G A R Changes Its Meeting Place
The Grand Army of the Republic will hold its encampment in Indianapolis this year instead of Atlantic City. The change follows insufficient state funds from New Jersey and moves the gathering to the week of September 19. Captain D M Hall of Columbus announced national commander in chief.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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National Executive Committee
New Jersey
D. M. Hall of
Yellowstone Park Lowers Fishing Limits for 1920 Season
Yellowstone officials cut the daily catch to ten fish within two miles of park roads while preserving a twenty fish limit beyond two miles. No license required and hooks and lines only. undersized fish under eight inches must be released. Rules, prompted by Dr. H. M. Smith, aim to preserve trout fisheries for visitors.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
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