Republican Convention Factions Rally Behind Compromise
Reported from Chicago as party leaders, governors, and editors wrestle over a path to the Republican convention amid debates on the League of Nations and a one term plan. Johnson and Lowden projections mix with Wood and Beekman influence as campaign staffers map candidates and strategies.
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Knox Won't Run Will Support Gov Sproat
Disjointed local notice indicates Knox will not seek office and expresses backing for governor candidate Sproat. The fragmented text references political figures and campaigns, with scattered mentions of observers, regions, and timing, suggesting a reporting blurb on election dynamics.
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Morahiy Rally Prep Fronts Borah Arrival
Str Wood, vice president of the Miike Helplin Board of Trade, leads preparations for a rally in Morahiy ahead of Senator Borah's arrival tomorrow. Local organizers stress orderly assembly and public safety as campaign activity increases.
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Political contest bubbles as Burnquist backs Wood nomination
Minnesota Governor Burnquist publicly supports General Leonard Wood for president and plans to attend the Chicago Republican convention. Senator Johnson remains confident his delegates will stick to voters' choices, while Butler criticizes pro-war stalemate at the convention.
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Johnson Men Get In Amid Prohibition Debate
A fragmented report notes political action as delegates from various groups, including the Lacarbive delegation and Chieu Lie Fedavane, discuss prohibition policy and reactions. It mentions a 150 Vinson figure and references a presidential election context with figures like Hirst and Elisa. The text is garbled but centers on prohibition stance and political contention.
Chicago Mayor Thomson Declines Republican Presidential Bid
Chicago mayor William Thomson announces he will not run for president, citing Senate investigation into campaign expenditures and concerns about party influence and moral integrity. He states personal ambition must yield to public duty and rejects any office that would compromise the White House.
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Wood Men May Carry Their Contests Higher
Chicago report quotes Major General Leonard Weed on Wood leaders possibly pursuing several contests before the credentials committee. General Wood disputed any coalition with Vase Dohatsayy and asserted no plan to exclude Wood forces. Senator Moses issued a separate comment, with Worth and Yocum distancing from uniform replies.
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Pickets for Suffrage to Harass Delegates
A 20 state protest planned to disrupt the Republican convention next week as suffragists stage pickets. Alice Paul and other leaders condemn blocking of the Federal suffrage amendment and vow continued pressure for women’s voting rights.
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Johnson Leads In Early North Carolina Republican Preference Count
The Nadeigh News and Observer reports late tonight that Senator John Westro leads Major General Wood in the statewide Republican preferential contest. Only fragments of results are in, with officials focusing on Democratic senatorial contests and proving damning for vestiges of the Republican slate.
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Lasor Boards Debate on Soco A Establishment of Tahar Adgiterment
Report from Featharheads representatives and the Hila commission on a proposed ad campaign and working committee setup. The Brorther hindds' group outlines questions about its implementation and potential cooperation with Netins Executives.
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Last Table of Delegates Shows Lowden Leading
The article reports Lowden ahead in the final delegate table with ties and matching votes among several committees. It notes credentials and revisions, committee reviews, and ongoing positional adjustments as observers mark the proceedings.
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Agriculture Department Curtails Activities Amid Budget Cuts
The Agriculture Department announces curtailment of activities due to a $51 million shortfall, with the agency needing to abandon many programs. Several cooperative testing stations and field offices across Minnesota Iowa and other states will close, including Ames and St Paul, with cuts affectingLarge Market Centers and state stations.
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Cascade County to Sell Road Bonds and Fund Fort Fortify
Cascade County plans to issue road bonds to raise funding for fortification between the city and another site. The plan involves bond sales and broker fees with proceeds allocated to road construction, under the county attorney’s guidance.
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An unclear OCR fragment references Japan and wartime events with scattered phrases about nations, timelines, and movements. The scattered text mentions war topics and geographic markers, but specifics and context are obscured.
Athlete Drowned in Quiet River Bathing Incident
A brief report notes the drowning of athlete Dewey Abney while bathing at a local river near Heouville. Authorities investigated as a tragic accident with no signs of foul play. family members and local teams mourn the loss.
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