Planks Modified After Bitter Republican Platform Debate
Amid a marathon convention session in Clary Ohio the Republican platform faced sharp clashes over the Ku Klux Klan issue. Insurgent leaders pressed for tougher loyalty language while moderates sought broader unity, ending with a rewritten plank and unanimous committee approval after hours of heated discussion.
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Oklahoma
Creagor
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Towa
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Arin Selief
Devine
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Idaho
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Not Guilty Plea in Loeb Leopold Kidnapping Case
Chicago scenes unfold as Julius and Leopold Loeb plead not guilty to charges of kidnapping for ransom and murder. The courtroom buzz grows as defense attorney Clarence Darrow notes public anger while the trial date of August 4 is set. Judges and jurors face intense scrutiny as the case highlights young defendants, sensational media attention, and a looming death-penalty outcome.
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Chicago
Rotart Franke
Nath AN ‘Lenpold
Renard Loeb
Tansom
Louisiana bars mask and secrets pass into law
A June 11 report from Baton Rouge states the lieutenant legislature passed three amendments opposing Recresy and the Mask with gubernatorial backing. The first requires that secret organizations file memberships with the secretary of state, the second bans certain masked pranks with limited carnival exceptions, and the third broadens penalties for masked acts already enacted.
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New York Japs Vote Resolution At Nippon Club
In New York, several hundred Japanese business and professional men and students met at the Nippon Club and adopted a resolution denouncing anti American bias and urging the expulsion of a U S envoy while backing American goods and imperial missions. The resolution cites the Washington Conference and calls for preserving friendly relations between Japan and the United States.
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Congress
German physicians caution youth against studying medicine
Leipsic reports a perspective noting that the medical profession will be overcrowded for years. The article quotes German physicians advising prospective students not to enter medicine, emphasizing a narrowed outlook on future demand.
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Leipsic
Psocbilon
Hoover Declines Vice Presidency in High Pressure Draft
Washington and Cleveland reports detail a midnight convention push as six potential candidates surface for vice presidential selection. Delegations press for swift agreement while Butler Weeks and party chiefs maneuver to unite under a candidate like Warren or Hoover amid farm bloc lobbying and regional pressure.
France Names New Presidential Cabinet After Quiet Change
Paris reports a temporary pause at the Elysee as M. Muller is identified as a leading candidate for president. A new cabinet will form to replace the current ministry of thirteen members, with constitutional figures like M. Pain Jene discussed as possible successors amid opposition from the left.
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Ifi-Colay
Elysee Palace
Mo Miveranl
M. Pain Jene
Chamber of Deputies
M. Mullerand
Hincamami
Fnally
Sons of Mexican Enemies Dwell Peacefully in School
In Mexico City during the revolution era students from rival factions attended classes together. The article notes that children of opposing political figures coexisted in school with limited hostility, reflecting a brief period of harmony amid conflict.
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Mextco
Mexico City
GOP Platform Attacks Irregulars At Cleveland Convention
The Republican platform, presented at the Cleveland convention on June 11, urges senators and representatives who uphold party principles. It endorses world court adherence, swift prosecution of wrongdoers, economic equality for agriculture, tax reductions, and continued government economy. It also backs civil service in prohibition enforcement, federal cooperation on highways, diversified power resources, eight hour workday, and anti monopoly safeguards.
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Badger Delegates Refuse to Join in Coolidge Parade
Wisconsin delegates at the Republican national convention refused to join a Coolidge parade. The night session featured marty planttora discussions, LaFolletta plank mentions, and Wisconsin LaFayette followers ready for action. The hall filled slowly as bands played Dixie and Maryland tunes, with the crowd awaiting the vice presidential question and formal address.
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Wisconsin Delegation Sings to Support Coolidge at Convention
At Cleveland June 11 the Republican convention adopted its platform and rejected the Wisconsin La Follette planks. Wisconsin delegates stood silent as Coolidge fans surged, then the crowd circled them to sing the Star Spangled Banner, lifting the hall with noisy enthusiasm.
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Cleveland
Wisconsin
Charles B. Warren
Resolutions Committee
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Warren
Washington
kEouts
North Dakota
Budgera
Fort
Carter Glass Is Virginia's Choice for President
Norfolk June 11 Instructed for Carter Glass to back his presidential nomination when his name appears before the convention delegates the Virginia delegation acted unanimously on the plan at the Shaeders convention.
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Democratic
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