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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
12
The report covers Democratic and Republican maneuvering during a heated campaign with Wood and Lowden contending for support in Nebraska and national figures lobbying for suffrage. It notes Wood's campaign vigor and Propaganda battles, Hitchcock’s stance, and Du Pont introducing a Republican suffrage resolution urging ratification by state legislatures.
Chaos at the Hoover headquarters as national committeemen delegates and visitors flood to nominate a candidate. New Yorkers and Californians arrive while Larry Daugherty campaigns for Senator Harding amid intense activity and shifting support dynamics.
Taft critiques the Indiana platform as weak unease in the Lodge reservations stance. He cites party divisions over the Versailles Treaty and warns of campaign risk as March approaches. Governor Lowden’s cold delays Springfield plans while Wood aide Burtt heads to Washington for a Senate subpoena.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay met with Captain Victory Heintz to plan women’s involvement in the Republican convention. Heintz, as central regional director, aims to bridge divides between conservative and radical women while seeking two platform planks on suffrage and prohibition. National committee members criticize a dual control plan as divisive.
Militant suffragists of America will picket the Republican National Convention when it meets next week. Philadelphia seamen will be among those present in the protest effort amid a tense preconvention atmosphere in Philadelphia.
National Woman party members assemble in Chicago to demand the ballot. They vow to use all methods to force a special session in Vermont or Connecticut and to hold the Republican Party accountable, criticizing Senator Pennypacker for opposing suffrage and urging strong action.
In Jersey City yesterday a court awarded custody of Ellis Potter Earle, seven, to his mother Mrs Hester Renwick Earle of Jersey City pending a limited divorce suit against Then dore L Earle of Montclair. The parents were married November 8 1911. Mrs Earle contends her husband neglected her and cut coal supplies. he replies they separated after she refused to dissociate from a man.
Delegates from eight leading grain exchanges in the United States plan a meeting in Chicago to consider resuming futures trading in wheat deliveries. Each exchange will be represented by two delegates. A final decision is not expected immediately. it may take several days to reach any conclusions.
Testimony shows Morse Babler and Cole channeling campaign money to build Lowden sentiment. Delegates, convention funds, and reimbursements detailed, with amounts from 100 to 2 500 dollars and transfers via banks.
The American liner St. Paul bound for Southampton and Cherbourg was delayed five hours at her South River pier by a strike of FIFTY stewards who won their demands after the vessel’s departure was held up. Passengers faced meals prepared aboard, but many travelers went ashore for refreshment as stewards protested overtime pay and contracted rates. The company granted concessions to the strikers following the disruption.
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