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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
38
Fragmented discussions show the Pennsylvania delegation crisis shaping the convention. Leaders debate Wood versus Johnson and the impact on the ballot, with strategists aiming to split support and push a two‑camp frame while awaiting final voting.
The Philadelphia Tribune reports a gavel carved from an Independence Hall rafter will be used to open the Republican convention in Chicago. Mayor Moore took the gavel to the event, honoring Philadelphia as the city where liberty was born, with Wilfred Jordan overseeing the hall’s renovation and curation.
About 1 000 delegates would not attend the national convention with 88 of the 197 delegates whose seats were contested. Wood and Lovlen are cited among the southern delegates this year, with Wood torens loat and Coviedor Frank C. Tunwhten referenced in the contested slate.
Rivalry for chairs dominates the Republicnas convention, with key posts on the platform committee and credentials committee under debate. Senators Watson of Indiana and Mills of New York contest the platform leadership, while Utah's Senator Garant is floated for credentials chair amid talks of faction balance and league plank influence.
Providence June. Governor Beeckman publicly seeks Republican VP nomination while Rhode Island delegates and alternates travel to Chicago. Delegates claim no knowledge of his true aims and some think his goal is a Senate seat, despite speculation.
Fragmented reporting shows parties and factions debating platform wording. Leaders from Lodge to Crane align with various allies as the advisory committee shapes the plank and a convention vote looms.
Chicago June 8 The Republican platform committee began work on remaining planks including policy on Mexico and foreign relations. Tensions loom as Senate factions press for reservations while agrarian groups organize support. leaders predict rough votes but aim for unity before the convention.
A garbled report notes Perkins in a sanatorium will miss a convention. It mentions political figures and alleged arrangements, with unclear references to places and dates, suggesting disruption of planned participation and potential cohort statements.
The Brooklyn contingent urged by bailer leaders plans a second ballot push at the Republican convention in Chicago. Key New York figures Gould Wadworth Du Willen Sage and Ogden Milles are named to committees as the New York delegation seeks to rally 60 votes for Butler on the first ballot or to shift support after, with plans to keep Wood options open.
Dr Nicholan Murray Builen of New York joined Republican presidential aspirants at their convention headquarters to announce progress toward a declaration of principles. He argued for an international court of justice and cooperation to maintain peace, proposing a three-zone world, US aid, and a shift from isolationism, citing Senator Johnson and Borah.
Delegation of fifty eight Ta in Chicago will go to San Francisco later in the month. The convention, held in New York, adopted by the National Manufacturers Association, aims to push labor regulation and employment policies into the party platform.
Chicago June 6 polite but firm picketing of the Republican National Convention by National Women’s party led by Miss Aline Paul. More than hundred women with banners will picket outside the Coliseum as efforts push governors to call a special legislative session on suffrage.
Analysis notes Taft’s bid to derail Johnson in the Republican convention. It discusses fears among delegates, potential gallery reactions in Chicago, and the battle over Johnson’s candidacy. The piece emphasizes nerves about a pro war and pro league stance and the risk to party unity.
Ambiguous text references a postponement related to Koltor extended ban and beitay of Gersuinie Musee at Harvard. Fragmented names and scattered phrases mention CAMELIUGI Macon and Adolphien Livi, with unclear context and no coherent events or dates.
Editing of the Maine delegation to the Republican convention unfolds as delegates travel to New Hampshire to hear a report on the event. A gathering is planned for Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock to discuss Koventy ve gurson and related party matters.
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