Mrs Longworth Receives Ovation at Republican Meeting
Alice Roosevelt Longworth draws crowded room praise at the National Republican Committee women’s gathering in Chicago. After Douglas Robinson’s speech, Longworth modestly deflects calls for a formal address while allies and delegates press for unity and support for teachers’ pay.
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Hannah Mitchell
Chicago
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
John Glover South
National Republican Committee
Douglas Robinson
Altea Longworth
Longworth
Mra
Orth
Alice
Medill McCormick
South
Council of One Hundred
New York
John T. Pratt
Harol Pratt
Charles Whitman
Wary Garrett Hay
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Holt
Robinson
New York Delegates Divided Over Butler Support At Chicago Meet
New York delegates to the Chicago convention weigh backing for Butler with some backing Hoover or Johnson among Bronx supporters. In the Gold Room the New York delegation organized leadership and credentials committees, with James Wadworth Jr. as chair and William Tully as secretary and plans for a future meeting.
Women to Offer Platform Of Policies They Indorse
CHICAGO June 7 The National League of Women Voters will present a women s platform to the Republican National Committee committee tomorrow chaired by Mrs Maud Wood Park. Six planks cover child welfare education the home and high prices women in gainful occupations public health and morals and dependent citizenship for married women. The league urges citizenship rights for American born women married to aliens and equal status for women in federal service with a refashioned wage scale. A federal department of education and strengthened maternity programs are urged for social welfare.
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Chicago
National League of Women Voters
Committee
Republican National Committee
Maud Wood Park
League
Park
Ublic
United States
Department of Education
Children’s Bureau
Emily Newell Blair
Missouri League
San Francisco
Sproul in Race to End Backer Says Sproul in Race
CHICAGO June 71 A Pennsylvania delegation backs Governor Sproul for President with full support and believes his training and capacity fit the nation for the reconstruction era. The steering committee plans a campaign and expects a deadlock among top candidates, with Sproul gaining delegates on breaks. A business committee chaired by J Leonard Replogle will aid the effort. Samuel M. Vauclain of Baldwin Locomotive Works endorses Sproul, boosting momentum.
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Chicago
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Denis
Schaffer
United States
W. W. Atterbury
Philadelphia
J. Leonard Replogle
G. Oliver
Charles M. Schwab
William B. Corey
George Wharton Pepper
T. M. Schumacher
Samuel M. Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Mr. Vauclain
Mrs Sproul Travels To Chicago For Presidential Convention
Mrs William Sproul wife of Pennsylvania governor joined her daughter Mrs Henry Klaer and departed for Chicago to follow her husband’s convention fortunes. She cited desire to be on the ground amid tension and excitement and noted both women support suffrage. In Washington the Supreme Court dismissed motions by the Reading Company and its public diaries to modify dissolution decrees from April.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
William €. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Sproul
Henry J. Klaer
West
Washington
Supreme Court
Reading Company
Woman named to push equal representation at national committee
A Republican woman was appointed yesterday to the committee of women tasked with presenting the request for equal representation on the executive committee of the national committee. The move marks active involvement by women in convention proceedings and signals a push for parity at the top of the party's national leadership.
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Committee of Women
National Committee
Miss Boswell Named to Second Butler Nomination at Convention
Chicago June 7 New York women delegates join the convention rush as Mrs Florence Knapp is elected honorary vice president to represent New York State. Miss Helen Boswell is chosen to second the nomination of Nicholas Butler, a historic first for a woman delegate from New York. Boswell would become the first woman to speak at a national convention from New York, a milestone recalling 1892 when a woman spoke at a McKinley Hobart nomination. Mrs Arthur Kuilvermore is named alternate delegate from New York.
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Parsons
New York
Butler
Senator Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Robert
Hecon
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Calder
Livingston
Brown
Mr. Barnes
John Dwight
Snell
Samuel S. Koente
Milla
Mins Helen Varick Boswell
Mra. Knapp
Depew
George W. Aldridge
Herbert H. Sisson
George B. Urban
Buffalo
Mr. Illes
Henry M. Sage
Lowden
Henry L. Stimaon
George Crowell
Gleason
Chicago
Florence Knapp
New York State
Helen Varick Boowsll
Nicholas Murry Butler
McKinley
Hobart
National Republican Women’s Association
Arthur Kuilvermore
Atlatco
N York
Sarah Butler Aids Father in Chicago
Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler daughter of Nicholas Murray Butler greets the New York delegation in Chicago entering at the Congress Hotel. She serves as election captain in the 3rd Assembly District and belongs to the Republican County Committee. The piece contrasts her active political role with older and younger women in suffrage era politics.
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Chicago
New York
Sarah Schuyler Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Miss Buter
Miss Butler
Butler
Congress Hotel
John R. Davies
Mise Butler
Assembly
Republican County Committee
Butler's Daughter Helps Campaign For President Candidate
Younger men follow their idols and candidates for office as Nicholas Murray Butler stands as the lone presidential hopeful with his daughter aiding the campaign.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Pershing Expected to Retire, Enter Business in Lincoln
Pershing plans retirement within months after army reorganization bill work. In Lincoln, Neb, he hinted at settling permanently in business. Rumors link Pershing to offers from Wood brothers with banking mining and agricultural holdings in Nebraska. Officials deny clashes with General March and expect Baker to accept his retirement timing.
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Page
General Pershing
Lincoln
Neb
Nebranke
Tess
Wood Brothers
Pershing
Peyton
March
Baker
Denial of Suffragists Demands To Be Asked
Chicago June 7 suffrage moves clash as the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage seeks to deny all suffrage demands while representatives press for equal representation on the national committee’s executive body General T Coleman du Pont and Captain Victor Heine meet with the opposition led by Miss Mary Kilbreth and torace Tania amid activity at the convention
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Chicago
Convention Rules Committee
National Committee
National Association
T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
Victor Hein
Mary Kilbreth
New York
National Anti Suffrage Association
Torace Tania
Organisation
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Aice
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Minn
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Qabinetony
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Bote
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Court of Appeals
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WH. la Guardia
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New York City
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Monroe
George W. Urban
Erie
Oles D. Hilles
Mel Herbart Parsons
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Mr. Depew
Lou F. Payn
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Lafayette B. Gleason
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Fourth District of
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