Republicans Struggle Over Platform At Chicago Convention
The Republican National Convention in Chicago reports a platform delay as subcommittee fights over the league of nations plank. Senator McCormick announces a united subcommittee report and a recess is set for 4 p.m. while debates continue on treaty and renomination plans. Former Senator Crane shifts support toward qualified league acceptance amid ongoing floor strategy. Former President Taft plans to arrive and depart without direct involvement in platform talks.
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Women say situation looks dark in Chicago suffrage picketing
In Chicago on June 10, members of the national Women's party vow to intensify protests at the Republican convention. They urge governors of Vermont and Connecticut to call special sessions on equal suffrage. Abby Scott Baker says the situation is darker than ever and that arrests may follow as they redouble their efforts.
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Census likely to be ninth interest city in Washington brief
Telegraphic briefs report a census projection placing a ninth interest city in Washington. Notes on Phila weight, Dun per decision over Rickie Stitches in Milwaukee. Notre Dame’s Cyril Casper, a junior in commerce, captains at St Cloud Minnesota. A. Boter Law in the House of Commons argues U S refusal to take an Armenian mandate would not compel Britain.
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Palmer Says Ten Days To Sign Bills
Attorney General Palmer informs President Wilson that the president has ten days after Congress adjournment to act on bills blocked by pocket veto. The ruling notes time limits affect Western Dilla and resolutions that could alter the president’s plans.
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Poland to Send Peace Note to Russian Soviets
Polish Premier Skulski will deliver a peace note to the Russian Soviet government within days, the newspapers report. The government authorized the note on June 4 and will be handled by Skulski on behalf of the Diet.
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Diamond Jubilee Celebration for Catholics Held in Chicago
The Chicago diocese marked its diamond jubilee with a parade of thousands of schoolchildren to Lincoln Park and closing ceremonies. The event was tied to the ordination anniversary of Archbishop Mundelein and the founding of the Biocene. Newbold dead in Philadelphia after lunch. he was with Drexel & Co and J P Morgan & Co. Weather: unsettled with possible showers tonight and Friday. cooler in the northeast. Minnesota and North Dakota heads expect temperature shifts.
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Root's Nations League plank accepted at convention
Chicago June 2 The League of Nations plank drafted by Elihu Root was accepted in compromise by irreconcilables on the sub committee. The move removes the danger of a party split and supports a clause that avoids a direct pledge for ratification while favoring a new international settlement with a tribunal for disputes.
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Plot to Socialize the Schools and State Figures
Fragmentary historical excerpts reveal a contention over the Extension Division linking the North Dakota University to public schools and politics. Correspondence shows Mr Totten advocating for a socialist appointee era, with Wilison named for educational posts and later roles in advocating socialist administration.
Langer Draws 4500 In Dickinson Campaign Rally
Attorney General Bill Langer drew about 4500 supporters in Dickinson at a rally near the bandstand with farmers from Taylor Belfield Richardton and nearby districts joining. He spoke in German to Voters at St Anthony hall and criticized the Nonpartisan League while urging support for his candidacy and Townley administration debate.
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Bolsheviki halt Wrangel Crimea advance in clash
London reports a Soviet statement that Bolsheviki halted the forward move begun in Crimea by General Wrangel. The enemy’s advance near Genitchi on the coast of the Sea of Azov was beaten back, ending the attempted push from the Crimea sector.
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Baker May Attend Fort Snelling Centennial Celebration
In St Paul on June 11 officials announced Newton D Baker secretary of war has been invited to the Fort Snelling centennial celebration. Plans for the one hundredth anniversary include Pioneer descendants exhibits and an Indian exhibit with Minnesota officials coordinating. The invitation extends to Senators Keilorg and Nelson and the military affairs committee.
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Embargo On Coal Cars Ordered By Interstate Commerce
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an embargo on coal car supply for movement by water to Lake Erie ports for coal transshipment. The embargo takes effect June 13 and restricts coal cars for water transport.
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Bodies of Blaine and wife to be moved to Maine
Disinterred from Rock Creek cemetery the bodies of James G Blaine and his wife Harriet S Blaine will be sent to Augusta Maine for burial in a historical park near the state house. Blaine a Republican nominee for president in 1884 died January 27 1893. Harriet Blaine died the following year.
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Geneva Women Urge Living Wages and Equal Pay
Mrs Josepha Daniels, delegate at the international suffrage conference, calls for living wages, equal pay for equal work, abolition of child labor, and related measures. She cites Wilson’s support and urges action on a double standard, mothers education, age pensions, and free hospital care. New York reports on unrelated sugar trade figures for the month.
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Evan WGA in New Orleans July 11
The item notes Evan WGA in New Orleans on July 11 with details suggesting a local event or notice. Specific organizations or venues are not clearly identified in the fragment.
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