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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
22
In Chicago on June 2 a single organization of men and women plans a caucus under temperate leadership. The meeting aims to present a slate of delegates to the referenced body and advance coordinated action among participants.
General Wood rejected claims he would supplant aides or take over full command of his campaign staff. He urged restraint, stating no decision on primary system changes and emphasizing the need for public information. A second headquarters was set up in Presidential Row with Marvin A. Riley and Nicholas Murray Butler among attendees as campaign activity continued.
Testimony before a private committee into Johnson's California primary funds shows donors shifted. Rosser of San Francisco and others testified about campaign expenditures and alleged improper contributions, with figures around 81,000 dollars cited and questions over pacifying opponents.
The report mentions workers fired at a paljs, Captain John Makhivedy of San Francisco, and a Monver organization with several men shifting loyalties. Warton Ginga and W. L. Crocker appear as campaign figures linked to California politics, with testimony possible tomorrow.
Attorney General declares readiness to refute charges against Palmer Saiti as Reds counsel. Readings describe alleged political actions, court questions, and disputes involving government officials, auditors, and legal advisors amid a wide span of accusations and testimony.
The Senate approved the civil appropriation bill yesterday and sent it to the President. The passage follows debate on naval and defense provisions as the measure moves through the final stages of the legislative process.
General Wood leads in Republican favor with Root and other delegates discussing support. The tug of New York influence and party factionalism shapes the backing for Wood while other candidates like Lowden and Knox receive cautious consideration amid debates on strategy and timing.
Erie County leader Frederick Greiner and other prominent New York figures favored General Wood on the first ballot while backing Butler for later rounds. Buffalo reports indicate most western district delegates align with Wood or prefer delayed support, with only a few holding other stances.
A film venture backs fail to raise funds as backers stumble. Plans to star William Brean in a planned production collapse amid insufficient capital and shifting arrangements among investors.
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