Harding Lifts Hope as GOP Deadlock Persists
At the Republican convention in Chicago and Coliseum Ohio Senator Warren G Harding gains traction after an all night conference as leaders aim to break the presidential deadlock. The plan centers on consolidating votes behind Harding while considering Johnson support if needed amid continued balloting.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Harding
Hiram Johnson
Ter
Johnson
Wood
Lowde
Saenger Theatre to Rise in Monroe at $125000
Saenger Amusement Company announces a $125000 theatre to be built on DeSiard street on the site of the old Monroe opera house. Underwood Construction of New Orleans landed the contract and demolition of the old building will finish in four to five weeks. The theatre will seat 1400 and open by October with major attractions and films, elevating Monroe to a leading Southern theatre center.
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Boston Curb Exchange
Mexarko
Gila Monster Properties
Arkansas
Louisiana
Boston
E. P. Barry
Massachusetts
Barry
New England
East
H. C. Pratt
Widelity Trust Company
Federal Trust Company
Old South Trust Company
Bosbee
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Hanover Trust Company
Saengeree
Monroe Opera House
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Underwood Construction Corporation
New Orleans
Saenger
Mooroe
Saenger Amusement Company
Charles Phillips
Leon Gerson
Labor Platform Sparks GOP Clash At Convention
Montreal June 12 The Republican convention adopts a labor defense platform amid claims it favors labor’s enemies. Samuel Gompers and Matthew Wall announce labor’s demands will be sent to the GOP and Democratic conventions. A Buick No 6 driven by Tim Tippit crashes into a buggy on River Front near the natatorium injuring two men and horses. they are treated at St Francis sanitarium and discharged. CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX
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Matthew Wall
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Executive Council
Jr. E. Hicks
O. R. Johnson
Buick Six
Tim Tippit
Monroe
Natatorium
T. E. Hicks
O. K. Johnson
McGuire Transfer Company
West Monroe
River Front
Tim Tippi
Hicks
Johnson
St. Francis Sanitarium
Tippit
Illinois governor tops General Wood on fifth ballot
Coliseum June 12 report states Governor Lowden led with 303 votes to Wood's 299 on the fifth ballot. Johnson 122.5, Harding 78, Sproul 82.5, Coolidge 29, Hoover 6, Butler 4, La Follette 24, and several one vote totals. Wood managers had predicted an early-ballot gain not realized.
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Associated Press
Coliseum
Lowden
Illinois
General Wood
Wood
Johnson
Harding
Sproul
Coolidge
Hoover
Butler
la Follette
Lowden Gains Strength from New York Delegation
Coliseum June 12 Nicholas Murray Butler released his delegates today and a caucus of the New York delegation showed Lowden 41 Wood 24 and Johnson 3. Others secured smaller numbers. The fifth days session was called to order at 10 25 o'clock.
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New York
Lowden
Wood
Johnson
Associated Press
Coliseum
Boss Penrose Grows Weaker State Reports
Philadelphia June 12 Physicians report a worsening condition of Senator Boise Penrose after continued strain from the Republican convention. Balloting details show Wood leading, Lowden close, with Johnson and Harding making gains but no nomination on the sixth ballot. later tallies show further shifts among the top candidates as the delegate race continues.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Boise Penrose
Michigan
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Wood
Lowden
Ohip
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