War of Dolly and Mlice Renewed in Capital Clash
A chaotic Washington scene unfolds as Dolly Gann and Allee Roosevelt quarrel over influence with Charles G. Dawes and Mia Ogden Millar. The White House and Treasury figures maneuver amid a Chicago stadium backdrop, while reports tie in political rivalries, security, and a fatal event near the end. The piece references Mary Patterson and Bosse, with arrests noted in a broader political feint.
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White House silent on prohibition dispute at convention
Washington June 14 Reports the Republican convention was pressed to a repeal plank but White House officials withheld comment. Administration marshals telephoned details from Chicago to the president as aides stayed silent. Late day the compromise plank text was provided to the president for review.
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Republicans Slam La Follette’s Menu For Wisconsin Conservatives
A Wisconsin Republican gathering led by Frank J. Schneller of Neenah declared conservative control of the party, previewing the platform and nominees while noting tensions with progressives. The convention planned to address the platform, platform goals, and internal party realignments as veteran Joceph Tolbert was mentioned in passing.
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Dickinson Keynote Praises Hoover amid 1930s Crisis
Chicago June 14. Senator L J Dickinson delivers a keynote at the Republican National Convention praising Herbert Hoover for averting a broader economic collapse after the 1929 crash. He credits Hoover with mobilizing federal action to preserve social order, stabilize banks, and sustain employment while criticizing Democrats for high tariffs and unbalanced budgets. The speech references the Farm Board, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and ongoing political battles as Hoover’s program aids recovery.
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Unconventionalities in Chicago Prohibition Debates
June 14 Chicago report on Curran of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment and McBride of the Anti-Samon league meeting before the platform making committee. brief remark exchange noted. Police report five pickpockets arrested near the opening of the first session as outsiders were challenged. An automobile agency with win-?
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Free Ad For Fum Fo Jr in Los Angeles June Revelry
Dolores Coselio an actress linked to John Barev was recently involved in a nonph al event about a baby. Charles Wright a chauffeur pleaded guilty in municipal court as the court questioned Norald Wileht, a chautreur, about the incident.
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Convention opening stirs weak applause and muted aims
Report on a dull convention start with scattered cheers for the administration. Delegates expect two main threads: pushing prohibition to a popular vote and a bid to route Dawes toward the vice presidency. Garfield leads the resolutions committee as Dickinson presses repeal reference.
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