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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
5
Chicago June 6 Republican platform makers focused on key planks. They debated the treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations, industrial relations with competing economic schools, and Mexico policy amid recent southern developments.
Party leaders predicted harmony but warned negotiations would need scrimmages and possible convention floor clashes before agreement. Opposition to the Washington platform programme, led by an informal faction of Republican Senators, complicates the task.
Women rebuke dealers for running out of Noonan's Famous Lemon Complexion Cream as stores fear upsetting customers. The ad touts 4 creams in 1 qualities including cleansing soothing whitening and protective functions and urges sending 0c to T Noonan & Sons Co Boston Mass for a full sized jar. Clip this notice.
Kentucky resident Hiram Johnson announced he will vote for Lowden in June causing a furore among delegates once clarified as not the California senator but a Kentuckian named Hiram Johnson.
With senators from Washington arriving and the fight shifting to conference rooms, Republicans plan to unite behind a platform on the League. Borah and Lodge lead rival planks, while mild reservationists push Versailles reservations and Mexico policy to guard American interests. Johnson supporters prep parallel planks as talks continue toward agreement.
The article argues that the value of a Franklin lies beyond low cost. It emphasizes comfort as a key, demonstrable benefit. Franklin owners can travel farther in a day with less fatigue and enjoy more days in a year without trouble.
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