Burton Calls For Coolidge Leadership At Republican Convention
At Convention Hall Cleveland June 10 Reverend Theodore Barton of Ohio urged rejecting President Coolidge and a shift to Republican leadership to avoid bloc politics. Burton attacked immigration bills and federal investigations while urging stronger world court participation and party unity amid criticisms of excesses in government.
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Republican Convention Opens at Cleveland for Vice President Doubt
Delegates in Cleveland for the Republican convention entertain lively gossip on second‑place candidates. Names floated include Borah from Idaho, Pepper of Pennsylvania, Deveridge of Indiana, McNary of Oregon, Dawes, Capper, Kenyon, and Lowden. Talks swirl around farm support, insurgent views, and possible picks like Arthur Hyde and Frank O. Lowden as a running mate.
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Today’s GOP Convention Opens With Oration and Rules
The convention schedules include opening prayers from Cincinnati’s Mehop Willian derwon and a reading of the convestion call by Secretary George B. Lockwood. Temporary chair Mactow to preside, committees formed, keynote by Hurtin, and election of officers. The agenda covers adoption of rules, credentials, platforms, and committee structures as speakers urge patriotism and restraint on scandal mongering.
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Lowden Declines Nomination Amid Convention Buzz
June 10 reports from Cleveland say Prank O. Lowden of Illinois formally declines any presidential nomination if the convention drafts him as Coolidge’s running mate. He sent a precautionary letter to John W. Dwight, eastern Illinois governor manager in 1920, stating he will not accept the nomination even if urged. If not nominated, the letter remains private.
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Green Gold and the Green Color Myth in Metal Refining
A historical note discusses the term green gold arising from early refining myths. It mentions a supposedly false theory by an originator who claimed to possess a cure or process to refine ore and produce a green colored alloy when 17 percent silver was mixed with gold, a claim framed as a misbelief about the green hue.
Cleveland Scene at GOP Convention
In Cleveland delegates debate platform moves amid a split in California. Wisconsin backs a minority platform while Coolidge supporters push adoption of the president's faction. Delegates expect formal notes confirming nomination and balloting plans.
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Must Pay the Price in Duty and Despair
Fragmentary lines reflect a plea on sacrifice and cost of worth while noting empty promises and the toll of hard work. The text mentions a nameless narrator and a figure linked to a struggle over wages, love, and realization, with a somber tone about accountability.
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Estimation of Bee Swarm Sizes and Colony Populations
The piece discusses ranges for swarm and colony sizes. It cites estimates from about 1,000 to 100,000 bees for swarms and notes normal colonies hold roughly 15,000 to 90,000 workers. It mentions drones in small numbers and varying colony conditions.
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