Hats Off Send Plain Attire Request At Convention
Chicago reporters note a request to Republican National Convention attendees by Mrs. Raymond Robine to wear plain dress and remove hats upon seating. The article surveys open questions about leadership and potential impact on delegates as Sproul and Lowden camps vie for support.
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Florida Delegates at Stake in National Committee Contests
The race centers on which Florida delegates retain seats amid disputes over county conventions and committee rulings. The national body weighs seating a contested slate as Southern states seek parity, with key figures from Wood, Warren, and others steering the debate.
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Sound Amplifiers To Be Used at Conventions
Electrical sound amplifying devices will enable speakers at the Republican convention in San Feaola next week to be heard at every table. A large transmitter and bell telephone wires will carry voices to parts of the ball. The plan, announced tonight, includes devices above speakers’ platform and along the convention hall to improve audibility.
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Fragmented OCR leads to unclear political notes and names
The text presents a garbled OCR record with scattered names and phrases like Governor Layduly, Warren, and various places and dates. It hints at convention plans, political roles, and local governance but is too corrupted to extract a clear event or outcome.
Republican Women Framing Demands Headline Confused Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a political party scene with names and places garbled. It references Republican women, the national committee and subcommittees, but the text is too corrupted to extract clear events or outcomes.
Women in Cabinet Roles Debate Sparks Republican Convention
The convention in Louis leads discussions on appointing a female secretary of state as a key issue. Leaders including Goldstein and Moore weigh in while factions argue over the best male or female choice and the future of party unity.
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Senator Penrose Debate Delays Republican Convention Plans
Senator Penrose clashed with his physicians over traveling to the Republican National Convention in the slated city. He insisted on being in the convention city before the event, while aides and officials weighed the risks. Governor Stroud planned a meeting with Penrose in the afternoon as discussions continued and Pennsylvanian supporters noted his improving condition but warned against rushing departure.
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Hinshaw Seeks Dry Act Stance From Presidential Candidates
Report notes Hinshaw pressing candidates for a clear position on the Dry Act. The article cites reactions from William Jennings Bryan, Mike Hanna, and other figures while editors interpret the legality and political implications for the coming campaign.
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Henry Prosecutor Named Colonel Rand to Handle Perjury
In the trial, a prosecutor named Colonel Rand is tasked with handling perjury allegations against Inspector Yeuones Hontz. The proceedings reference Colonel Witliam Tund and General Dhrings U1 in supporting roles as authorities pursue the case.
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Dhrings
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Yeuones Hontz
Call to State Rally of Republicans Sparks GOP Finishing Touches
A fragmented report outlines a call by the Republican State Committee for an unofficial state convention in Saretoxa to rally leaders like Geore A. Glynn and discuss nominating a candidate for governor. The piece notes opposition to a formal convention and hints at potential nominees and party strategies amid internal divisions.
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Mexico Treasury Shows 2,400,000 Peso Deficit
Mexico City June 4 AP report says the Treasury deficit totals 2.4 million pesos. General Salvador Alvarado, Finance Minister, cites cabinet confirmation for the figure amid a broader political scene. The article also notes Republican gubernatorial aspirants and state figures in a fragmented commentary.
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Associated Press
Mexico
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de la Huerta
Ohio Antis Drop Referendum on Woman Suffrage Amendment
In Columbus Ohio on June 3 Secretary Smith ruled that a provision of the federal constitution validation petition is invalidating the referendum on extending suffrage. The federal justice decision affects the submission of the amendment to voters and delays the proposed referendum, with Smith noting no clear date for action by the legislature.
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