Republican Victory Sparks Contempt for Allies, Says Robinson
San Francisco June 29 Senator Robinson of Arkansas permanent chairman at the Democratic national convention assails the Republican Chicago platform. He accuses Republicans of misrepresentations on war policy taxation profiteering and money in elections. He argues Democrats will win in November and restore control of Congress and the government.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Republican Party
Chicago
Repubican
Congress
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Wilson
Democratic Party
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Lowden
Mexico
Armenia
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France
England
Italy
Japan
League
Lodge
Roosevelt
Joeyan
Isao
Independent voters urged to vote against proposed changes ticket
The notice advocates voting against a set of state Republican endorsements and upcoming measures. It urges supporters to cut out the ticket, bring it to polls, and vote no on the initiated red flag law and present absent voter reforms while naming several officials and districts.
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O. B. Business
Willam Langer
F. B. State Auditon
R Kositew
John Steen
K. F. Gallagher
T. Quanhock
Commimdance of
Arthur H. White
W. ‘Stuaman
E. Ov. Kroeger
Jack Wiliams
Supreme Court
Lisard
A. M. Chi
Misnine J. Nickson
Sth
Ae Ue
Fitus
P. G. Hanson
John T. Freeman
Pete Ne O
Mandt
Lexington class battleship described as world’s largest
Quincy June 29 The keel of the world’s biggest warship the Lexington will be laid down in months. The ship will displace 43 200 tons with 140 000 horsepower and reach 36 knots. Armament includes eight 16 inch guns and sixteen 6 inch guns with four anti aircraft guns and torpedo tubes.
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Quincy
Mass
Battle Crulack
Lexington
Pa. Lerkits
Teoche
Queen
United States Navy
Uncle Sam
Constellation
Saratoga
Ranger
Constitution
United States
Inez
Poinr
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Hood
Platform Committee Debates Prohibition Liquor and Irish Issues
San Francisco reports the Democratic platform committee split 27 to 25 with drys gaining a roll call on reopening prohibition. Bryan seeks action on prohibition and other planks as nine member subcommittee prepares the draft for full committee review.
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San Francisco
Platform Committee
Bryan Ciry
Bryan
W. Rourke Cochran
New York
Jesus
Cochran
Glass
Mr. Bryan
Ald
Senator Glass
Borden Burr
Alabama
Drys
Labor
Aquor
William J. Bryan
League of Nations
Colby
Walsh
Massachusetts
W. Bourke Cochran
James R. Nugent
New Jersey
Frank J. Walsh
representa_ Uven
Anti-Nation League
Samuel _Go
Grand Forks Votes on Commission City Government
Voters head to polls for the state primary and a special city election in Grand Forks. Polls open at 8 a.m. and close at 5 p.m. A measure seeks adoption of a commission form of city government.
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Buchavenec
Arlington Park
Fourth Street
Puller Motor Cmpany
Nth
Cint
Polly Open
Polly Open & &. Ni
Porks City
City of Grand Forks
Six Indicted Over Flight of Army Deserter Bergdoll
A federal grand jury indicted six individuals in Philadelphia on June 29 in connection with Grover C. Bergdoll the army deserter s flight. The panel also censured Clarence Gibboney Samuel T Ansell and Edward S Bailey and issued bench warrants for four others whose whereabouts are known.
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Philadelphia
Peraona
Grover C. Bergdoll
Clarence Gibboney
Samuel T. Ansell
Edward 8. Bailey
Westnaton
Pere Ae Ouaendeoure Watgal
Ts Pone
Maria
Governor'n
Grover
Thompson
Boxing Champ Knocks Out Opponent in Third Round
Jersey City report: light heavyweight champion of the American expeditionary forces, Jersey City native Tuney, KO's Ole Anderson of Taco Ma Wash in the third round.
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Jersey City
Gene Tuney
Ole Anderson
Tacoma
Wash
Unit Rule Complicates Democratic Convention Debates
The Rules Committee debated reinstating the unit rule with New York delegates split. Roosevelt backed reviving the 1912 rule to free district delegates in mandatory states. Administration allies claimed authority and won seats in Oregon and Georgia credentials, while Reed of Missouri faced denial.
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San Francia
Committee On Rule
New York
San Francisco
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Navy
Roosevelt
Gates
Samuel Seabury
Farley
New York State
Conte
James A. Reed
Missouri
Clark Howell
Georgia
Palmer
Oregon
R. R. Turner
John J. Schuyleman
Turner
Oreston
Jamieson
Iowa
Reed
Francis W. Wilson
Kanine City
Administration Forces Control Opening Day at Dem Convention
At San Francisco the Democratic National Convention began its second day with administration forces in control of machinery and a likely push for a favorable platform. McAdoo supporters organized early, while talks on nominations and platform planks continued as delegates debated rules and possible candidate momentum.
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San Francisco
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansan
Democratic National Committee
Reed
Missouri
Minaouri
Georgia
Credentials Committee
National Committee
Palmer
Smith-Watson
Platform Committee
Williar J
Burleson
Oor
Cox and Palmer
White House
Marshall
Cummings
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Rules
Committee On Rules
Pat Ieee
Come
Chary N
Presiged
Tion
Robinson
Ieee
Bryan
League of Nations
Homer
Grimmines
Repub
Ican
Cumi— Mings
Blakewriote
New York
Wesnion Lsft
William Langer War Record versus A C Townley Tale
Fragmented wartime dispute centers on William Langer and A C Townley with claims of loyalty to the war effort. Accounts allege Townley opposed drafts and backed antiwar resistance while Langer praises service and unity. The piece cites speeches, committee positions, and a New War Bond stance in North Dakota.
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Morton County
A. C. En Langer
S._Square
Wrealey McDowell
Utamah
William Langer
Dxmda
Townley
Donnie
Ioe Ito Tanger
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Tie Eye Toreeta
Red Crom
Mnye
Lee Wille
Langer
A. C. Townley
Wilkes
I Coun
Rowley
Willan Ranger
Asklice
Betas
Mse
Hie
North Dakota
Sas
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