Hymn Of Hate Scathes Republican Creed Robinson Says
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas assailed the Republican platform in San Francisco denouncing it as a hymn of hate for the president. He faulted GOP taxes tariffs and profiteering planks and criticized pre convention money in politics while urging the convention to reject dishonest report and confront all issues.
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Stock Market Holds Narrow Range As Forecasts Split
A listless market shows little movement with minimal business and a narrow 80 point trading range. Call money edges rise to 9 percent at open while Liberty Bonds remain inactive amid small fluctuations.
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Tammany Victor On Liquor Issue
In San Francisco on June 29 Tammany won a key vote in the New York delegation to the Democratic National Convention on the liquor plank. The action secured W Bourke Cochran for a wet position after pressure from Tammany backed by steam roller tactics. George R Lunn and Judge Sea bury protested but were ruled out of order by W W Farley.
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Democratic plank favors states rights on alcohol content
Mack urged the delegation that the party must please supporters of personal liberty or risk defeat. The proposed plank follows the Burleson wet line, allowing states to decide beer and light wine content and backing home production for personal use. A Boston woman has invented a space saving coach with a closet and drawers to store many articles.
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Four Plead Guilty to Grand Larceny in Common Pleas
George Kanaristy Peter Eliopoulos Nick Remnis and Charles Green faced arraignment before Judge Hubert C Pontius. All four received suspended sentences or placements in reformatories for related charges. The case involves a theft of 2509 dollars from a local outlet and a separate burglary conviction tied to the group.
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