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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
12
Chicago June 5 Women at the Republican National Convention are asked by Mrs. Raymond Robins to wear plain small hats and remove them once seated in the hall. The note reflects efforts to control convention behavior amid ongoing debate over LowdenWood contests and Pennsylvania delegation actions.
A cautionary note about market timing advises avoiding overreliance on favorable markets. It suggests that multiple positions can be opened or closed, warns of depreciation in securities even as investments rise from five to seven percent, and notes that top bonds may fall fifteen points below par while 513 percent guaranteed mortgages stay at par.
The document outlines extended public hearings before the resolutions committee to ensure justice for widows and broad support from the people. It mentions Roosevelt and other leaders arranging time for representatives from the American Federation of Labor and allied groups to present views and ensure proper input before the platform is set.
Florida delegates remain at six as the Republican National Committee upheld seating in the face of disputed contests. The Florida decision kept a bloc aligned with Senator Johnson, while factions led by Georow sought broader seating. The ruling affects eight delegates in the state and ties into national party balance amid internal tensions.
Electrical sound amplifying devices will be used at the Ri viewa convention in Chicago next week and at the Demon convention in San Francisco next month. Bell Telephone Co announced a huge transmitter above the speakers platform with wires to small receivers that carry voices throughout the halls.
A chaotic report describes half a vote discrepancy in the Yo Okthom District as thirty votes moved the tally. Sixty-two convention seats remain undecided with contests expected to be resolved by Saturday. Harding, Lowden, and Wood figures dominate mentions as delegates await decisions and speeches at gubernatorial and congressional events.
CHICAGO June 3. Miss May Guerot Hay of New York announced as chairwoman of the Republican Women’s National Executive Committee plans to enlarge the committee and place a woman and a man on the slate. The group aims to press for broader feminine representation and build a stronger national slate for the party.
A fragment from a June dispatch notes a vice chairman and a secretary to be a woman in the context of Lowden supporters. It reports that Lowden partisans repudiated rumors and stated they would most certainly attend the Republican convention, with references to Louis and Missony identities and plans for the gathering.
Philadelphia dispatch reports Senator Penrose disputing doctors over traveling to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. He remains determined to reach the city before the gathering, awaiting a decision on when he will depart. Governor Sproul plans to see him tomorrow afternoon as friends note his marked improvement yet warn against leaving home soon.
Prohibition leaders plan to solicit in person answers from Republican presidential hopefuls on the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act enforcement. Hinshaw announced he will disclose each candidate's position to the nation, with Bevan expected to arrive tomorrow to align on a platform.
Colonel Rand named to prosecute Police Inspector Tips ny of the New York Front in a case tied to alleged misconduct. The action marks a high profile move by the prosecutor in a tense legal dispute.
State GOP leaders plan an unofficial state convention in Sarstexa soon after Chicago to designate an entire ticket and platform. George Glynn says call will come within three weeks as factions seek a single man to head the ticket, aiming to avoid a damaging primary split.
June 3 Mexico City AP report cites General Salvador Alvarado as Finance Minister confirming a 2.4 million peso deficit. The piece also notes shifting political support for Republican gubernatorial candidates, with Hooker and several state leaders showing varying degrees of backing.
Baton Rouge presses report favorable action by the state Senate committee on a federal suffrage resolution. Supporters expect passage when the measure comes up. ratification forces remain hopeful about advancing the Upton amendment as well.
In Columbus, Ohio, June, State Secretary Smith ruled that if a U.S. Supreme Court decision invalidates the refer endum provision of the state constitution on ratification of Federal amendments, there will be no referendum. The action was tied to a petition filed last fall and notes that the federal decree does not invalidate the proposed referendum. Reynolds child by the Legislature sought to extend suffrage to Ohio.
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