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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 11, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve Page the evening Republican vol xxx Mitchell South Dakota wednesday june la 1924. Number 216ask Coolidge to pick v. 9 night session is forced platform Row causes delay in convention report probably will be ready tonight and made at unscheduled session no bin ate Quot tomorrow mom la i charge of the eking. Vav hic h sends greeting to a Uncle Joe i old and new Republican pilots Are Busy at Cleveland shaping the destinies of aspirants Jui 8 its clo. The Lal verifier Hall Cleveland Ohio. Llu up a the Republican con a Fame to order at la o clock went through More routine Premier today while its platform tee wag finally threshing out p Rances and Many leaders were Ted in hotels in conference Over tip undetermined vice president Talion. Party leaders decided soon after a he in began this morning to or id t session of the Republican j j ii ital convention tonight. Such a hoi not been on the program but to in preparation of the Platens made it impossible to present it at this mornings session. The permanent organization with Frank m. Mendel of Wyoming As permanent chairman was installed duly without a hitch. The convention rules were adopted and the of file i ii Roll of delegation perfection. In a Short address chairman Monde repeated amid cheers the Coolidge rallying cry sounded yesterday temporary chairman Burton. Asen yesterday the convention gave its la of pm ii approval of a plea for majorities in Congress who will remain within the party when the Roll is called in Senate House. Nominations tomorrow the nomination for president and vice president will be made tomorrow who will have second place today was As much undetermined As Ever. Despite All night conferences. By the Hoover. Harbord and Curtis Bennis seemed at least to be holding their own in the Lead of a Large Field. Using the Gavel made from one of the Michigan Oaks beneath which the Republican party was born. Tem Horary chairman Burton finally called for Ned a half an hour late. The band played the Star Spang a Banner and rabbi Schuman of Beth Al. New York City pronounced innovation praying that the guidance of the almighty would rest upon to e leadership of the nation and giving thanks for the Wisdom and courage of Quot our beloved the plan had been for Bishop Jose Soh re m is of the Catholic diocese of Cleveland to make the opening prayer he will perform that function at some later session. Greeting for Lannon the prayer was unusually Long. When it was Over chairman Burton recognized representative Graham of Benn Elvania. Who ordered a Resolution to Send the greetings of the c a in Ion to a Uncle Joe Cannon on the occasion of his 87th birthday anniversary. It Felicitated the vet of in Republican on the a splendid record of service rendered by him during his Many years of unyielding Devotion to the sturdy fundamental prime pies upon which the party was at the first mention of the name of Uncle Joe absent from a Republican National convention for the fire time in Many years there was a or d outburst of cheering Over the convention Hall. To Resolution was adopted in a Avalanche of a a ayes and then d broke into the Battle hymn Republic with delegates and standing and singing und t a direction of an Active Little c a z master out at the front of the William m. Butler of Massachusetts has taken Over the reins of the chairman succeeding John t. Adams of Iowa. The aka artist Here has old chairman and scenes in and about the Republican Headquarters in of the g. O. P. For the next four years will be dedicated. Republican organization As National drawn portraits of the be Wand the the convention City where the policies of bit to or in. A re he convention then was ready to Ltd or it the report of its credentials Eon adv str Hail a a tee. But chairman Mckinley i officials there would be a of a few minutes while final a a Curt. J were put on the report g the wait the convention chair i gtd on the band to play pa-1 a is and it responded with the lag Melody of the stars and s forever. Rom Promise of oily a he stirring strains of the fax Arch swept the convention a he electrician kept playing with Varl ool oped lightning sets fixed but be base of the dome like Ceil i Quot a to -1go and azure Green red and Hue. E magic flood of Light came a pent and then faded again into a a �?�>., dare of nil Day As the my v scared and Senate Mckinley at j a a came Forward with his report. J a a endings of the committee. All Public previously were read by a convention Secretary. Chairman a Bur a asked if there wits a minority a pert and Delegate from Oklahoma j a paved that the credential. Commit a Ltd be reversed in its decision to tin f Mont. Reilly and r. H. Todd. A shies member of the National nil tree As delegates from Porto that or. Todd and or. Reilly Rico. The Oklahoma delegates probed be contesting Delegate from por Rico All be seated and the two a a divided among them. Chairman a a a Finley seconded the motion and a a a be Donven Ion adopted it. Than the balance of the report was pm ally approved. Then for the first time in the his a or Quot a of a National convention a wot an took the platform As chairman a major committee to present a report so was in. Elizabeth. I Price i Art i a of Philadelphia head of inc committee on permanent Orfan Iassc Tion. The convention received her with cheers and the report of the committee naming Frank Mondel of Wyoming As permanent convention chairman was approved unanimously. Mondel i takes charge there was More cheering As or. Mondey a former Republican Leader of the House stepped to the front of the stage in the Glare of a concentrated fire from a dozen spotlights. The incoming chairman his voice multiplied Many times by the amp Fang device installed at the front of the platform filled the Hall. The resolutions committee was called to meet at to a. Rn., to receive the drafting committee s report but it was not certain that the tentative draft would be ready at Attiat hour. Since it had been decided to Confer with president Coolidge by Telephone again today on the world court Plank and perhaps several others. Sidestep prohibition prohibition it is understood is not specifically mentioned although Law enforcement forms the Basin of one Plank. The Only Plank which might he interpreted As referring to the Kun flux klan is described a a declaration re affirming the party a Devotion to the Constitution and its guarantees of religious civil and political liberties. The Oil inquiries Are dealt with under the head of a a orderly government a and men of a both a re assailed for dishonesty and corruption. The existence of which the party condemns and deplores. On agriculture which was one of the most troublesome questions in the sub committee sessions it was agreed to pledge an Effort to restore an equitable balance Between agriculture prices and Industrial commodity Levels. There is no reference to the menary Haugen Bill sponsored in the recent session of Congress by Secretary Wallace and the insurgent group. The Plank also expresses Strong approval of the flexible Tariff provisions of the present Law and another embodies a plea for party regularity in Congress and the state Legislatures. Avoid Jap controversy the immigration policy defined in the new quota Law is strongly recommended but no mention is made of japanese exclusion. One Plank is devoted to Praise of president Coolidge and in another further tax reduction is demanded and a tax revision commission to formulate a scientific policy. No suggestion is made of rates of further reduction or How they should be brought about. A decoration of Philip Pink Independence sets Forth that to relinquish american control of the islands would be against the welfare of both the territory and the nation. No mention was made of the soldiers Bonus. Charles b. Warren of Detroit chairman of the resolutions commits said after the drafting committee meeting had adjourned that there would be no minority report to the whole committee. The draft he said was approved by the entire sub committee. Or. Warren said the full committee would be requested to act on the platform Early enough today to permit submission to the convention before adjournment of today a session. A orderly the a orderly government Plank which takes up about 300 words makes no specific reference to the Oil or recent congressional investigations. This Plank apparently had been practically agreed upon before the sub committee went into session for no loud discussion followed its presentation. Such was not the Case however when the klan and agricultural planks were reached. Shouts and argument which could be heard plainly in the Hall outside the committee room ensued. Norbeck has inning. Senator Norbeck of South Dakota did not mince words in discussing the condition of the Farmers and the possible effects it might have on the Republican party if a Strong agricultural Plank were not written. Although not a member of the sub committee he was called in and came armed with charts and figures. He told the platform drafters plainly that the party was being blamed for the High Cost of living and the Low Cost of farm products. Since the Northwest was not to be represented on the ticket he is understood to Janave argued it should be expressed in the platform controversy about the klan Plank resolved itself into a discussion of whether anything should be said. Representative Mills of new York urged adoption of the Plank re affirming the constitutional guarantees of liberties. Which finally was incorporated but others opposed it. A vigorous denouncement of the klan was voted Down. Senator Gooding of Idaho spoke for More than two hours before the sub committee when the agricultural Plank was under consideration. Urging a definite program not unlike that outlined in the Mcnary Haugen Bill. The declaration tentatively accepted was understood by members of the sub committee to have been viewed by senator Gooding As unsatisfactory to at least two senators from Northwestern states. Senator Norbeck however. Is understood to have approved the utterance agreed upon. Other declarations other declarations contained in the platform include the administration has reduced taxation and the Public debt installed a budget system and brought Ordinary expenses Down to a pre War level in three years presenting a a record unsurpassed in the history of Public progressive tax reduction should be accomplished through Mux Reform and not be confined to the 4,000.000 i n persons who pay direct taxes but should be enjoyed by the entire population. President Coolidge. Proposal for a conference of National Federal and state officials to develop ways to lighten taxes should be carried out. A non partisan Federal tax commission to study All tax systems should be appointed. The party believes in the protective Tariff. It should be adjusted however. As provided in the 1922 Tariff Law a3 new conditions arise. The party favors construction of the a most feasible Waterways from the great i it Akes to the Gulf As Well As the improvement of Inland Waterways. And a Survey of conditions under which the flood Waters of the Colo Rado River May be controlled. High tribute is paid to the memory of the late president Harding in the opening Plank. He is referred to As a Man whose a human qualities gripped the affections of the american people he also is praised for calling the Washington arms conference. In praising president Colidge the draft sets Forth that As vice president he has justified the Faith and Confidence which inspired his the farm Plank declares the administration already has taken Steps which eventually will Lead to Relief. To mentions specifically the organization at the suggestion of president Coolidge some months ago of a corporation making available $100,000,-000 to assist the Farmers in the Northwest. Today a baseball National league St. Louis. 102 too of Boston Ooi too of Delaney and Gonzales Benton Yeargin and e. Smith. too la Philadelphia. 101 too 30 Mays. May Benton and Wingo Betts Couch Hubbell and Henrlne. Chicago. 200 003 0 Brooklyn. 101 too 0 Alexander and Hart Grimes Decatur and Taylor. Pittsburgh. Too 004 ooo�?4 6 i new Ooi ooi�?2 7 i Meadows and Gooch Mcquillan. Ryan Maun and Snyder Gowdy. A Mort can league Washington. I St. Louis. A Zahniser and Ruel shocker and severely. Boston. I. Too 0 Cleveland .040 0 Quinn and of Neill Shaute and my att. New York col Detroit .102 Bush and Behan Whitehall 3nd Bassler. Philadelphia .020 of Chicago .002 03 he Imachi and Perkins Lyons and Schall. President of France forced to impost girl of today is cause for Pride or. Minion says Chicago 111., june girl of today is something to be proud of a i cording to or. Katherine d. Minion. I retiring president of the National med i Millerand u driven from of Tion of the american medical association. A the modern girl is the Healthiest happiest girl the world Ever has known a she said a and i Exchange the modern flapper As you Call her for any other girl of any other time. A the girl of today who swims plays Golf bobs her hair goes without corsets wears Flat heels and takes Long hikes is something to be mighty proud flee As result off parliamentary elections Herriot is new Power Versailles Congress to choose new executive priday Mars a to Cabinet out pres. Millerand Paris. France. June up a president Millerand resigned today. The new parliamentary majority of the left has accomplished its announced object of foreleg m. Millerand from the Elysee Palace. Resignation was read before both houses of parliament this afternoon. Until the election of a new chief executive by a joint meeting of the chamber and Senate Friday the executive Power will be wielded by the acting ministry under m. Francois a Marsal. M. Millerand is the sixth of the eleven presidents of the Republic to leave office by resigning but in no previous Case has the Means of bringing this event about been so brusque. Edouard Herriot As head of the new majority of the left emerging from the recent parliamentary elections refused to accept m. Mill Erando a offer of the premiership. The new majority demanded that the president resign As he was not in sympathy with its Aims. When the Versailles Congress Friday elects m. Mille Randy a successor the Francois Marsal minister will design. Saturday is expected to see m. Herriot again called to the Elysee Palace Aud tendered an invitation to form a ministry which this time he will accept with alacrity. President Millerand a decision to resign leaves the victorious left majority in somewhat of a quandary with two outstanding candidates a. Dou merge president of the Senate and m. Pain eve president of the chamber a rivals for the presidential nomination by the majority at a caucus to be held not later than thursday. The newly constituted Francois mar Shal ministry Wil remain in office temporarily notwithstanding the opposition of the left As indicated by today a voting. Berlin wants French to quit Saare Valley Geneva. June amp a Germany Bas protested to the league of nations against the present of French troops in the Baar Valley the German Coal Region in which France was Given by the treaty of Versailles the exclusive rights of Coal mine exploitation for 15 years. Fir Erie Drummond general Secretary of the league. Laid the German note embodying this protest before the Council of the league at the opening session of that body today. Germany complains that the continued presence of the French forces will exercise an unfortunate moral influence upon the plebiscite which will decide the future of the Saare territory at the end of the fifteen year period. Germany requests that the French occupation be brought to an end and that a local gendarmerie be constituted to take the place of the French forces in police duty. The note asks the Council to fix at once the Date for the withdrawal of the French troops. Tho Council today postponed consideration of the note until the August session. G. 0. P. At sea on everything but Coolidge leaders can to forecast length of debate on platform which starts today la Follette Factor chiefs want to Olean up and leave vice presidential fight for thursday Leopol Loeb trial is set for August 4 Villa Hermosa is captured without firing one shot Mexico City Mexico. June Hermosa capital of the state of to Basco. Has finally Ben captured by the federals without firing a shot the rebels having evacuated the place Chicago 111., june Llu states attorney Crowe today won his first skirmish for a new trial of Nathan Leopold or. And Richard Loeb millionaires sons and confessed kidnappers and slayers of Robert Franks school boy son of another millionaire when the trial was set for aug. 4. Both boys pleaded not guilty when arraigned before chief Justice Caver by of the criminal court. Or. Crowe immediately demanded a speedy trial and asked that july 15 be fixed As the trial Date marching toward Guatemala Accord attorneys Clarence Darrow and ing to a report from general n Icente Benjamin Bachrach of the defense Gonzales Given out by the War department. Weather forecast North and South Dakota partly overcast tonight and thursday probably local Thunder storms not much change in temperature. Minnesota partly overcast tonight thursday probably local Thunder storms in West and South portions much change in temperature. Iowa partly overcast tonight and thursday probably local Thunder storms not much change in temperature. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today As recorded by the official government thermometer maximum 68. Minimum 49. # at 8 a. In today 56. Precipitation to 7 a. In. Today of Cleveland Ohio. June a president Coolidge probably will he a eked before night by pay leaders hero for an expression of views respecting the vice presidential nomination. Conference among Hie leaders during the Forenoon developed Little or no unan Init of opinion and. A one of those High in the councils of the party expressed if. A we Are ready to be tile move by the North Western and Western states to line up an organised woe behind a vice presidential candidate satisfactory to lie agricultural interests assumed unexposed proportions during the Day. A definite plan was made to submit to president Coolidge the name of any Man selected by the bloc inf or was declared by leaders of the movement that it had been determined to accept the presidents verdict Only of it seemed practicable. Tile states already represented in tile negotiations Are Iowa. Colorado. Oklahoma. Kansas. South Dakota North Dakota. Nebraska. Montana. Idaho. Wyoming. Min Neota. Missouri. Utah and Michigan. Hanford Meider a former of the american legion and a Delegate of Large from Iowa was chosen to head Tho movement and lie declared the delegations of the states named All had been committed irrevocably to tile plan by their responsible leaders. A we feel that unless recognition is Given to the agricultural interests of tile country a emr. Meider said. A Republican Success at the election is Iii 39. Weather and roads Sioux Falls partly Cloudy re roads fair precipitation to 7 a. Rn., .35 inches. Pierre foggy. 50 roads Good. Mitchell Cloudy precipitation to 7 a. Rn., .39 56 roads wet. Aberdeen Clear roads Muddy. Quot Watertown Cloudy 54 roads wet. He on Cloudy. 53 precipitation .46, roads Muddy. Immediately objected. Judge Caverly then fixed july 21 As a Date to dispose of preliminary motions and set the trial for aug. 4. Planko world court written by president Cleveland Ohio june after a heated and prolonged discussion the resolutions committee today adopted the world court Plank As presented by the sub committee on the Assurance that it had been written personally by president Coolidge. Senator Harreld of Oklahoma moved. To substitute for the sub committee Plann the Resolution of the 1920 platform declaring against the i it ague of nations and declaring in favor of an association of nations. That was voted Down. Then senator Watson of Indiana moved to incorporate As a Pink the declaration on the subject by president Coolidge in his first annual message to Congress. That was voted Down also and the adoption followed on the Assurance that the president had written the Plank himself. Your daily purpose make it one of your daily purposes to read the Republican s want ads and then take practical advantage of the Economy news you find there. Cleveland Hall. Cleveland. June la. A up a when it assembled for its second session today the Republican National convention found its platform practically completed but the vice presidential nomination As much undecided As Ever. A sub committee of the platform committee working All night had agreed on a draft which was being put before the full membership of the platform committee at the same time the convention was assembling with the expectation of having it approved and brought before the convention for adoption. Today a program marked the passage of the organization of the convention from the a a temporary stage to the a a permanent stage. Temporary chairman Burton gave Mondell takes Gavel Way to permanent chairman Mon Dell who took Over the Gavel and delivered his speech. While the convention was waiting for the resolutions committee to report the platform the permanent Roll of delegates was ready for acceptance and All the other details of convention organization were being completed with the idea of getting the platform out of the Way today if possible and leaving All of tomorrow free for the nomination of president and vice president. The vice presidential situation still was being allowed to simmer so far As the convention managers were concerned while the managers of the various booms worked hard to bring about cry stanza Tion of sentiment among the delegates. Five minutes before the time set for the opening of the session the vast galleries including the convention area were almost empty and in the space of the floor set aside for delegates and alternates there also were Ninny empty seats. A few of the convention officials moving about on the platform in front of the great american Flag which formed the Back ground for the portraits of Lincoln Roosevelt and Harding. The great Organ a pealing out a soft and quiet Melody but the resounding notes were suf fluent to drown out what Little noise there was among the parly arrivals Doy cold and Damp Many of the men Camp in wearing overcoats for a Damp and grip Ping Breeze was blowing fitfully in from where Lake Erie. A Short i Block away Lay under dark skies. Some of the old wheel horses with i whom time had not dealt kind in Tho j matter of hirsute adornment were i looking As though they would like to see a fifty fifty arrangement to the extent at least which would give them the Privi Juge of keeping on their hats exercised freely by the women members of the Conven Een. While the crowd was filing in slowly and some of the great open gaps in the gallery were filling up a band stationed in a gallery Over the stage plgye4 a linger a meantime a fresh Telegram of declination from former gov. Lowden was being passed around on the floor. It was addressed to the Ore continued on Jpn a i a a

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