Colis eum Echoes At Republican National Convention
The scene opens with fervent cheers as Hays calls the convention to order in Louisville Kentucky. Senator Lodge is introduced as temporary chairman amid ovations and a chorus of support for the party and its candidate prospects.
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Hays
Charles Woodcock
Louisville
United States of America
Miller
National Committee
Will Hays
Republican Party
United States
Lodge
Henry Cabot
America
Henry Cabot Lodge
Formal Challenge From Demos At Big Convention Speech
The piece notes a keynote speech at a major convention where a formal challenge was hurled at the Democrats. It covers bond market woes delaying Casper district water and sewer and paving projects. Senator Lodge in Chicago urges a drive against Wilson democracy and a firm U.S. stance on Mexico under the Monroe Doctrine.
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Demos
Ash Street
Railroad
CY Avenues
Railroad Avenue
W. W. Keefe
Precedents Ignored By G O P At Seating Arrangements
At the Coliseum on June 8 delegates and alternates from California North Dakota Arkansas Connecticut Colorado and Virginia filled the front rows as early arrivals and a large gallery crowd gathered. The scene featured American flags and roses with suffrage and Hoover women pickets outside the venue.
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Associated Preas
Coliseum
Old Guard
California
North Dakota
Arkansas
Connecticut
Colorado
Virginia
Hoover
Carnes Divorce Suit Filed in District Court
Mrs. Marie Carnes sues Ira L Carnes in district court on grounds of desertion claiming the dissolution of marriage.
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Marie Carnes
District Court
Ira 1
Carnes
Convention Opening Sparks a Historic Day in Chicago
The first day featured Lodge’s keynote and the appointment of big four committees as 18 000 attendees filled the Coliseum. Delegates organized, with Roosevelt’s dramatic visit past the crowd, while Hays welcomed Lodge and preparations for the platform committee began amid a festive, partisan spectacle.
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United Press
Lodge
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
J. E. Hanway
Chicago
National Committee
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Arnun
Theodore Roosevelt
Orchestra Hall
Michigan Avenue
Grant Park
Hiram Johnson
William Borah
Wilwon
League of Nations
Lobbiew
Sproul
Pennsylvane
Sean Gov
Amere Man
Mie
Bu M . Ws Bellorg Sullivan Ga & Hagens
Mra
Hugh J. Patton
Mon. G. Curtin
W. D. Weathers
The
Marge Old Company
Lodge Attacks Wilson Dynasty at Convention
Senator Lodge, speaking from his manuscript, urged driving from power all connected with Woodrow Wilson's dynasty not for party reasons but over Wilson's theory of government. He praised Wilnol's peace conference participation, claimed he trusted no one, and noted an hour and eighteen minute reading with an ovation at the end. The convention adjourned to 11 o clock the next morning.
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Associated Press
Lodge
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Wilnol
Convention Ac
Seven Die as Vienna Riot Over Cost of Living Escalates
In Vienna a violent street demonstration over the high cost of living left seven dead and 23 to 33 injured as police intervened. The unrest, reported by the Associated Press, followed mounting public anger and clashes in the city center.
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Ht. G. L
Asociated Press
Non Visions
Atlanta Negro Party Leader Emerges in Georgia History
A dusty archival record highlights Henry Lincoln Ogro as a key Atlanta leader who steered the local Negro party and mobilized community efforts in Georgia, noted for his strategic presence and impact in the era.
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Puicane
Henry Lincoln Ogro
Georgia
Dole
Barber Traffics Bogus Checks At Local Bank
Glenrock residents were excited as five or six leading businesses reported receiving fake $20 checks drawn on the Wyoming National Bank of Casper. The culprit, Karl Mason, a young barber from Mulva Hill, vanished after cashing the phony drafts at a drugstore and other shops. Bank notified town authorities that Mason had no funds on deposit, and investigators searched for him after he left by train.
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Glenrock
Karl Mason
Mulva Hill
Mason
Clenragh
Wyoming
Casper
Cain
Burlington
Glenrook
Employers Aid Local Workers In Home Plans
The final forum luncheon on the housing problem held by the Chamber of Commerce at the Menning discussed a report by the employers housing committee led by R. Kemp and city planning updates by Archie Weldner. Mayor Pelton spoke on water and sewerage, with R. Elimon guiding the housing discussion. Plans include possible city planning next, and a luncheon for the Cooper Motor Club to organize with 75 members already signed.
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Menning
Employers’ Housing Committee
RT. Kemp
Archie Weldner
Pelton
R. &. Elimon
Wee
Caoper Motor Club
Tve
Wallace Leavitt
Kemp
Building and Loan Association
Thia
van Uren
Fata
Weldnew
Eity
Oll
Ita Funda
Weldner
City Plan Committee
Chicago and Northwestern
Burlington
Tie
Truck Driver Killed in Dispute at Osage
Freel, his brother, and Sinn were involved in a land dispute at Osage over ground on Section 7. A truck driver was shot during a confrontation as crews tried to move a rig off what one side claimed as Brigan land. Bridges confronted an armed man, firing occurred, and the truck driver fell.
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Osage
Freel
Sinn
Briges
Hrigge
Silver market collapse on foreign news shocks traders
The silver market fell sharply on foreign news, dropping to a level near one ounce as lenders reeled from reports of renewed declines. Meanwhile John M. Pierson of Denver was in New York for business, staying at the Henning Hotel.
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New York
Tom
Kanal
John M. Pierson
Denver
Cola
Ely
Henning
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