Hoover says five not backing May candidate in brief remarks
Former president Herbert Hoover held talks with close aides before offering views on Candidate. He indicated he might influence the party after speaking at a Republican convention. A California delegation head and others escorted Hoover’s arrival as delegates saluted. The Denver telephony firm declared a 2 pay dividend to shareholders of record June 30.
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Basic Law to Save the Nation in Centennial Address
President delivers a centennial radio speech defending the Constitution as the essential framework for enduring democracy. He warns against wealth or power creating inequality and urges national action to meet economic and social needs without constitutional amendments. He cites Senator Robinson of Arkansas and Senator Caraway, praising their support for credit and agricultural programs. leaves for verna after all andreas hringva a crowd, resimaled at upward of 70,100 nt
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Roosevelt to Texas Tour Sparks Political Speculation
The Arkansas centennial welcome for President Roosevelt included Mrs Roosevelt and Arkansas leaders. The speech hints at liberal tendencies challenging conservative ranks, with observers debating constitutional and “common man” themes. After events in Little Rock and Fort Worth, Roosevelt heads to Houston San Antonio and Austin, while party leaders discuss campaign impact and platform implications.
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Hoover Calls for Holy Crusade for Liberty at GOP Rally
Glamland June 10 Herbert Hoover attacked the New Deal at the Republican National Convention likening it to European dictatorships and urged Americans to join a holy crusade for liberty. He warned the nation must retake citadels of liberty, restore prosperity, and safeguard posterity through firm principled action. He denounced Mother Hubbard economics and warned against class hatred from the White House.
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Hoover Calls GOP Conclave to Rebuild America
Former President Hoover urges the Republican Party to present true social betterment and concrete measures to restore economic freedom and job creation. He warns against New Deal centralization and questions if Roosevelt would have appointed enough Supreme Court justices, urging unity on principled policy.
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California Boy Wins Journalism Award
Robert Coleman of Los Angeles won a year’s journalism award from Montana State University’s journalism school for a contest among CCC camp newspapers. Judges included Dean Arthur Stone and Prof. Robert Hounman. Coleman’s piece The Gold Bricker was published at Camp Trimmer in Sanger California.
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Agreement on platform changes pleases Borah
In Pittsburgh on June 10 1920 reports state Idaho senator Borah had not heard of any agreement yet. The 6000 word platform draft covers agriculture monopoly money banking relief foreign affairs defense and free enterprise. Three major farm and labor groups urged opposition to the gold standard and called for a nonpartisan arbiter to set wages and regulate tariffs.
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Snell Urges GOP Unity to Restore Liberties at Cleveland
Representative Bertrand Snell of New York took the chair at the Republican convention urging unity to restore government to the people. He attacked the New Deal as a fiscal and constitutional danger, predicting a November victory and calling for cooperation across parties to preserve liberties.
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The Chairman Eagle Merit Suspension of Antitrust Statutes
The excerpt cites a heated critique of government policy and a political machine. It quotes The New Yorker addressing youth and women, urging action against perceived corruption. It questions governance and the viability of a promised future.
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Republican veterans to stay on Joe at convention
Cleveland June 10 A Man for the National Republican Borvies Men's league to operate continuously rather than only during national rampdlenm was approved by war veterans at the Republican convention. Huntori MacNider of flaws was elected president with GO Frey of Huttle Creek Michigan named permanent secretary. The group will offer services to the Republican National Committee within days.
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Dare Devil Picallo Falls After Oil Spill Dive
In Worland Wyoming on June 10 a stuntman known as Dare Devil Picallo performed a high dive from a 100 foot tower at the Silver State carnival. The act involved turning oil and featured a dramatic plunge into a tank. Picallo suffered injuries and was not expected to live. a companion woman was reportedly in critical condition.
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