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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
2
A chaotic sequence at the Republican national convention led to Charles G. Dawes receiving the nomination after opposition to Frank O. Lowden's candidacy. Delegates shifted votes, amid reconciling telegrams and delayed decisions, as leaders sought a formal acceptance and possible alternatives.
At the national convention the Connecticut delegation votes 1 for Dawes and 16 for Hoover. The roll calls show Dawes receiving scattered support across states with Hoover carrying large margins in many columns. Final tallies indicate Dawes and Hoover split state by state with Dawes carrying several key regions and Hoover securing the larger totals in others.
Born in Ohio General Dawes gained prominence as Vice President of banking institutions, a key figure in the Gow War era, and a lawyer and Republican campaign participant. He also pursued music publishing, testified before the House committee, and held roles on military and relief boards.
The report details William L. Lowden's reactions to his presidential nomination status during the Republican convention period. He repeatedly states he would not accept the nomination and would remain a private citizen, despite widespread discussion of his potential as a running mate. The Associated Press notes communication with Lowden and coverage of the convention's actions and February timing.
In a formal appointment, Templeton renames directors for Lane Farm. The move follows a local restructuring and lists new officers including Walter G. Cady and Sneath. A late 19th century family note mentions Dr. Phroe and others with ties to Chicago and Marietta.
In a June issue by Will Rogers the essay laments public events and critics, noting Rogers will desert a convention for a follies rehearsal while reflecting on courage and leadership. He contrasts personal responsibility with mob mentality and praises Pershing and Lincoln as enduring symbols.
Diatribe on the Republican convention features Doctor Burton’s fast talk for Coolidge, derides applause, lampoons Lincoln and McAdoo, and admits Cleveland without hostility. The author recalls past political lines and argues for deeds over words amid party factions and platform chatter.
Fragmentary text shows regional teams contesting in a doubleheader with mentions of Yale and Worcester. It references baseball or league play, high experiencers, and a national league effort amid vague finance notes and an advertisement.
Former Governor Lowden congratulates the party on General Dawes selection as Vice President. He says Dawes is capable and reliable, with vision and the ability to fill the high office with credit, noting their decade of acquaintance.
A list of tonight meetings including Golden Hil council American Insurance union at 182 State street and Pride of Bridgeport council at 62 Cannon street. Lodges and orders such as Masonic Temple A A Mason ic Temple Arcanum lodge I O O F 108 Broad street and Joseph Dowdall lodge 1025 Main street assemble across several venues. AlsoMachinists 847 Main street Harmony Rebekah lodge State and Main streets Golden Gate lodge 1240 Main street Scandinavian Sick Benefit society 130 Lee avenue Bridgeport encampment 164 State street Oronoque Judge Town hall Stratford Dewey camp Modern Woodmen of America 62 Cannon Street.
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