Mrs Longworth Honored by Crowd at Speech Event
Mrs Longworth drew an enthusiastic, crowded audience as she shyly faced a political gathering in Chicago. The session featured remarks by Mrs Douglas Robinson urging party support and better teacher pay, with women delegates from across the country pledging unity and electoral effort for the Republican ticket.
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New York Delegates Mull Butler Support At Convention
Bronx delegates press for Butler backing over Johnson with others split on Lori Lenroot and Horace, while Gov Gowden allies secure Gold Room strategy. Delegation officers named, votes sought, and a follow-up meeting planned after a tense morning session at the Congress Hotel.
Women to Offer Platform Of Policies They Indorse
June 7 1920 Chicago National League of Women Voters presents a women’s platform to the Republican National Committee. Maud Wood Park leads drafting of policy planks on child welfare education home economics public health and independent citizenship. Proposes federal education department and maternity infant care with equal citizenship for aliens and Americans.
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Sproul Campaign Gains Pennsylvania Backing in Race
Governor Sproul receives strong support from the Pennsylvania delegation as the steering committee outlines a campaign plan. Attorney General Schafer praises Sproul’s training and capacity, claiming he is the best candidate for president. The caucus steering group nominates a business leaders committee including Schwab and Pepper to assist the effort, while Baldwin Locomotive’s Samuel M. Vauclain endorses Sproul.
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Mrs Sproul Heads to Chicago for Presidential Convention
Mrs. Sproul wife of Pennsylvania Governor William G Sproul departs with her daughter for Chicago to follow her husband's bid for the presidential nomination. Both women, active in suffrage, leave their Chester home as tensions rise at the convention. The Supreme Court today dismissed Reading Company and executives motions to modify dissolution decrees issued April 26.
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Alaska Woman Authorized at Convention for National Committee
An Alaska delegate named a woman to the Republican convention committee on women, appointing her to the executive committee representing the national committee. The piece notes younger men following idols and mentions Nicholas Murray Butler as the sole presidential candidate with a daughter aiding his campaign.
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Miss Boswell Named for Butler Inlet Nomination
New York delegates at the convention honor Mrs Flor Knapp as honorary vice president and name Miss Helen Boswell to second the nomination of Nicholas Murray Butler. Boswell, long active in the National Republican Women’s Association, would become the first woman to speak from the floor at a national convention.
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Sarah Butler Aids Father in Chicago
Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler daughter of Nicholas Murray Butler emerged among early arrivals in Chicago as one of the campaign’s notable workers. She serves as the woman election captain in her district and urges women to join party work, arguing voting rights demand active inside involvement and influence to shape party principles.
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Pershing Seen Ready To Retire In Coming Months
Gen. Pershing likely to retire soon amid interest in Lincoln business plans and a possible advisory role with the army. Baker expected to approve retirement after army reorganization bill, with Pershing retaining influence over staff and future arrangements.
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Suffragists push for representation at national council
In Chicago the convention Rules Committee debated suffrage demands. Opponents of suffrage urged denial of all requests to the National Association Opposal to Women Suffrage. Advocates, led by Miss Mary New York and Captain Victor Hela, appealed to General T. Coleman du Pont for broader support.
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