Lodge Attacks Wilson as Un-American Defender of Congress
Senator Lodge criticizes President Wilson and the League of Nations in a keynote speech arguing for Republican control to guard American independence. He condemns government ownership of railroads and warns of rising unrest and threats from Russia, urging a decisive postwar program centered on production and law and order.
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Republicans Warn Against Wilson League and Demand Peace Vote
A banquet speech denounces President Wilson's League of Nations and U.S. entry in Armenia and Asia Minor as dangers to liberty. The speaker urges Republicans to reject the covenant, defend Monroe doctrine policy, and let the people decide in forthcoming elections.
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Harmony Opens First Session of Republican Convention
Thousands throng the Coliseum as the Republican National Convention begins its first session. Temporary Chairman Lodge is seated after a delay and is set to address the gathering as debates on permanent organization loom with Beveridge, McCormick and Lodge figures in the nominating scene.
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Kentucky Delegation Reelects Hert for National Committee
Kentucky delegates arrived at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. A. T. Hert was reelected National Committeeman, with Governor Morrow named Vice Chairman. The group indicated solid support for Governor Lowden after an initial split.
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Earthquake Strikes Forosa Rupturing Coastline Areas
A severe quake hit Forosa yesterday with its center near Ywalen on the eastern coast. Casualties were reported and buildings damaged, while Tai Nan and Tai Pei were less affected but other towns faced serious impact.
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