Coolidge Support Tightens Amid Home Pressures
Chicago radio and telegrams from Massachusetts send strong Coolidge signals as Weeks joins the fight. Dismissing split ballots, Coolidge backers press for unity on the floor and shift away from delays.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
1
Ireland Plank Favored by Republican Platform Draft
The Republican resolutions committee in Chicago considers two planks on Ireland. One urges recognition of the elected government of the Republic of Ireland, the other supports Ireland’s right to determine its own governmental relations without external dictation.
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Chicago
Committee Off
Resolutions Committee
Party Leaders Push Declaration for Peace Treaty Ratification
Crane leads supporters who demand a declaration in favor of ratifying the peace treaty with reservations. Bitter enders led by Johnson vow to oppose and carry the fight to the convention. Wood is the goal as Sproul and the old guard seek to keep deserters in line for the first ballots.
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Crane
Enders
Johnson
Resignation of New England Order of Protection Treasurer
John Page Sanborn of Newport R I announced his resignation as supreme treasurer after thefts totaling 109000 dollars from the New England Order of Protection were disclosed. Sanborn had long been a leading figure in the state and the order for 29 years.
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New England Order of Protection
John P. Sanborn
John Page Sanborn
Newport
R. L
Order
Supreme Treasurer of
Crane Men Declare Bolt Talk Bluff to Scare Delegates
In Chicago on June 9 a split in the Republican party over the League of Nations plank looms large with threats of a bolt or third party if reservations are not adopted. Senator Borah warned ex-Senator Crane he has until 5 pm to accept a negative plank avoiding U.S. ratification of the treaty and League deliberations.
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Chicago
Republican
League of Nations
Borah
W. Murray Crane
United States
American ee Boston three Chicago six
A score rundown shows Detroit three Washington four St Louis zero. New York eleven Philadelphia one Cleveland six Boston three Chicago also.
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Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Platform Not Ready Before Three P.M
Senator Watson said the platform would not be finished in time for presentation before 3 P.M. tomorrow. The convention may recess until afternoon or turn to other business after meeting at 11 o clock in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Watson
Borah Threatens To Bolt Party Over League Plank
Chicago June 9 W Murray Crane warns at a sub committee hearing that without a League of Nations plank the convention floor will be rocked by dynamite. Senator Borah and allies vow they will not back the plank and would sever ties with the party if it is adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. Murray Crane
League of Nations
Borah
League of Nations to consider Bolshevik entry into Persia
Paris June 9 The executive council of the League of Nations will meet in London June 14 to discuss league intervention in the Bolshevik entry into Persia.
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League OF Nations
Persia
Paris
The
London
League
Sanborn Prostrated by Peculations as Fortune Vanishes
Sanborn, who will be 76 in three months, lies gravely ill at his home on 265 Broadway after the discovery of his peculations a fortune lost in stock speculation over the last 12 years. He is reported to be dying.
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Sanborn
Broadway
New
Bigamist Convicted Before His Two Wives
Syracuse resident Frank Dunbar alias Clyde Edward Brooks was found guilty of bigamy after a two hour jury deliberation. He will be sentenced Thursday morning at Auburn by Cayuga County Judge Edgar M Mosher. The verdict was returned in the presence of two wives and a large gallery of spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank Dunbar
Clyde Edward Brooks
Auburn
Cayuga County
Edgar M. Mosher
Dunbar
Police Seek Barney in Montreal
Police from Boston search for Herman Barney and Harry Manstir two convicted killers who escaped Massachusetts State Prison on May 2% and were tracked from Vermont to Beeby Junction before allegedly making for Montreal.
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Barney
Montreal
Herman Barney
Harry Manstir
Massachusetts
Boston
Vermont
Beeby Junction
World War I Era Briefs and Anniversaries
Germany refused U S demand before prize court over Frye incident. One year ago the Senate passed a bill on returning wire systems to owners. First large detachment of regulars arrived in New York from France aboard the Mt. Vernon transport.
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Germany
United States Senate
New York
France
Mt. Vernon
Forecast for Boston and New England Fair Weather Later Week
Weather outlook shows fair and warmer conditions for Boston and surrounding areas on Thursday and Friday with rising temperatures. In New England and eastern New York a fair pattern is expected Thursday and Friday with gentle variable winds off the Atlantic coast north of Sandy Hook to Hatteras.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Bright, fair day with warmer turn if wind shifts
The forecast expects a bright and fair day and night with improving conditions. A warmer spell may arrive if the wind shifts from its current course.
Penrose backs Sproul in Chicago convention stance
Senator Penrose through his private secretary issued his first comment since the Republican convention opened in Chicago. He is generally understood to be entirely favorable to Governor Sproul and loyal to his aspirations, acknowledging the weighty general considerations at the Chicago gathering.
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Philadelphia
Senator Penrose
Chicago
Penrose
Sproul
New York Delegates Quit Butler For General Wood
New York delegates in Butler shift off Nicholas Murray Butler on the first ballot choosing General Wood. A delegation conference met but failed to seal unity. Another meeting for possible reconciliation is planned for tomorrow.
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Chicago
State Organization
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
General Wood
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