Albany meeting signals shift from old guard
Delegates gathered in Albany as the party endorsed reservations amid a wave of critique of the so called old guard. Proxies moved by several figures including Abel K Cassell and Kiris B Reynolds illustrated the shifting power dynamics. Senator Reed Silver’s absence highlighted the fresh lineup and the openness of proceedings with press access for the first time.
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Faure
Homigway
Indiana
Aother
Old Guard
Renwbkean Party
So Matey
Oe Keeling
Reed Silvor
Utah
Taid
Penrose
Contests Decided For 2 Delegations
CHICAGO May 1 In open session the Republican National Committee seated regular reported delegates from Arkansas and Alabama, postponed the Testart of Columbia until tomorrow, and adjourned overnight after extended hearings on Florida. The committee indicated decisions would not be cleared up before Friday. Florida's contest remains a key test of party strength, with three delegations arguing over legal representation and voting status.
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Republican National Committee
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Alabama
Columbia
Florida
Porlay
Las
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Rhut Haye
Warren
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Lowhlen
Major Wood
Gayden
Johnson
Michigan
Delaware
Parsons
Wood
London
Georgia
Titrret
Ihepublican Parte
George W. Bean
Tampa
Fragmented GOP delegate seating proposal surfaced
A fragmented report from Jacksonville outlines a Republican state chairman and local figures seeking to seat 56 delegates chosen by ten states. Forty more delegates may be picked, with 15 to be pledged, as factions negotiate harmony and avoid troublesome precedents.
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Daviv J. Gorow
Jacksonville
Chalman
Nanal
Maye
Tates
Immigration limits urged for Republican platform
Chicago May Day report says the Republican advisory committee subcommittee on immigration recommended adding limits to immigration but not to the point of hampering capital gains from foreign labor. It urged balancing capital and labor interests, enforcing stricter entry and past-record checks, and capping new arrivals as a share of current workers.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Republican Advisory Committee
Johnsons Oregon Rivals Have Majority of 28285
Oregon returns show Johnson leading Wood 48554 to 19005 and Hoover 14377, giving Johnson a 2158 plurality and opponents a 73997 total, a 28285 majority over Johnson. The campaign centered on league ratification with delegates pledging to Wood or Lowden. McCammant refused Johnson support.
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Oregon
William Howard Taft
Salem
Ore
Wood
Lowden
Hoover
League
Johnso
Wallace McCammant
Supreme Court of Oregon
Wood and Towdon
Doline Jion
CES, Hed. Vy Publ Ledger Co
Federal Industrial Court Urged by Gov Allen
Kansas Governor Allen urged Congress to establish a federal court of industrial relations modeled on Kansas. He proposed a court with powers of a tribunal below the Supreme Court, appeals to the Supreme Court, and presidentially appointed judges. The court would handle interstate commerce disputes only and not limit states’ rights to regulate interstate commerce.
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Senate Committee
Washington
Federal Court of Industrial Relations
Kansas
Senate Labor Committee
Governor Allen
Allen
Supreme Court
Herbert Hoover
Jewish Congress Elects Nathan Straus Chairman
Nathan Straus was elected chairman of the American Jewish Congress as the two day session ended in Philadelphia. Vise chairmen include Judge Leon Sandars and Rabbi M S Margulies. Executive secretary Bernard G Richarda elected to lead. The report mentions a request to the British Ambassador for release of Vladimin dabolinsky and nineteen Jewish legionnaires, amid anti Semitic unrest in Jerusalem.
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Philadelphia
Nathan Straus
New York
American Jewish Congress
Bell yue-Stratford
Leon Sandars
M.S. Margulies
Godalia Rublick
Solomon Wloomgarten
Neye
Hernard G. Richarda
Wis
Vladimin Dabolinsky
Jerusalem
Pool
Geddes Warns America on European Unrest Overseas
British Ambassador Sir Arthur Geddes warned at George Washington University commencement that the United States should avoid entanglement in Europe's social and industrial unrest. He noted the spread of strikes and upheavals reaching American shores and urged restraint in foreign entanglements.
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Wapningsun
Auckland Geddes
George Washington University
America
Europe
Disentanglement theme echoed in Auckland graduation address
A fragment from a graduation speech in Auckland discusses the tangled weave of human society and the looming storms over many nations and individuals, questioning whether the future holds clearer horizons amid collective uncertainty.
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Auckland
Danish Socialists Seek to Establish Republic by Law
In Copenhagen on May 1 the Sinn party proposed a constitutional measure to replace the kingdom with a republic governed by a single state council. The council's chairman would also serve as president of the republic, outlining a major shift in Denmark’s government.
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Copenhagen
Sn i Party
Denmark
Walker Hints At Sensation In Dry Quiz
An account recalls Walker meeting in New York with Joseph Tumulty and brewers Jacob Ruppert and Christian Feigenspan amid talks of influencing the President on the beer ban. The secretary to Secretary Wilson is cited, and Walker says he reported the exchange to Colonel Bryan and related officials.
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Wilson
Department of Labor
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Washituton
Michaelson
William. Bryan
Bryan
Sonar Committee
Knickerbocker
Regan
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