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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
11
President dominates the Frisco Democratic gathering as debates hinge on the League of Nations. Cummings defends Wilson against Irish protests while party factions clash over wet and dry planks and the selection of key leaders and speakers amid a tense convention scene.
A unanimous Missouri resolution presented by Governor Gardiner informs the President of party loyalty to his policies. The measure invites a presidential response, expected as early as tomorrow or Wednesday, recalling earlier praise for policy support and party unity.
A testimonial notes Mrs. Rosa Harris gained 134 pounds from a thin 10% pounds after using Bitro-Phosphate. The ad claims Euro-Phosphate reduces nervous fatigue and improves mood, with a $300 guarantee and free booklet from Arrow Chemical.
In New York on June 28 betting shifted from Cox to William G. McAdoo as the favorite for the Democratic nomination. Odds showed McAdoo at 2 to 1, with Cox around 2 1/2 to 1. Other candidates saw varied moves, notable among them Smith Clark Palmer Wilson, and new names like Colby Hitchcock Glass Simons and Brandeis entering quotes.
Appreciation and greeting adopted by unanimous vote of the convention.
A telegram from Chairman Cummings transmits a convention resolution praising Woodrow Wilson. It lauds seven wartime years under his leadership, notes his health recovery, and denounces partisan foes while saluting his reforms and worldwide peace efforts.
General Peyton C. March chief of staff of the American army finished his inspection of American headquarters graves registration and other bureaus in England and departed for the United States this afternoon aboard the transport Northern Pacific.
San Francisco June 28 Senator King the Utah member on the Democratic convention resolutions committee was urged by his delegates to back Senator Glass of Virginia for chairman after Utah national committeeman Moyle warned a Walsh vote would be a slap at President Wilson The pro Glass advisory vote stood 10 to 1
Senator Pomerene of Ohio disclaimed responsibility for the San Francisco Chronicle report on Governor Cox's divorce proceedings from ten years ago. He said he never heard the specific claims, including that Mrs Cox married her former lawyer, and denied giving any public statement on the matter.
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