Our Japanese Policy Scored By Vanderlip
Frank A. Vanderlip, back from two months in the Orient, decries U S State Department ignorance of issues straining Japan relations. He and nine Americans held informal talks in Tokyo on immigration, Shantung, Siberia, Korea, Manchuria and Mongolia, noting California land bills targeting Japanese residents provoke anger and suggesting courteous U S action could avert a broader crisis.
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Two Children Die In Tenement Fire On East Forty-Fourth
A fire swept a tenement at 412 East Forty Fourth Street killing two children and injuring several residents. Those injured were identified as Augusta Beach, 37, her 10 year old son, and Anna McCarthy, 50, as the blaze prompted frantic evacuations and family separations. Flower Hospital received the victims while neighbors searched for missing relatives.
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Wood's Name Probably Will Be First Offered
CHICAGO June 9 General Wood probably will get the coveted first place in the nominating speeches with Governor Lowden second Alabama the first state on the roll has decided not to yield for Governor Lowden s nomination National Committeeman Street announced today Arizona the second state is friendly to General Wood and is expected to yield for the nominating address of Governor Allen of Kansas The third state Arkansas is scheduled to yield for the Lowden nomination by Representative Rodenberg of Illinois
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Johnson Promises Reprisal If Delegates Defect
CHICAGO June 9 Senator Johnson warned delegates pledged to his support that reprisals would follow if they quit or balk at the primary results. He told reporters opponents use every means to sway followers and warned against betraying supporters for gold or other reasons. Johnson urged party unity on a Republican American stance against the league of nations and indicated he would push the convention to ballot as it nears. He projected the convention would decide on the platform tonight and said his future activity depends on that decision. He pressed for a vote getter to defeat the current Administration and voiced confidence the Michigan delegation would remain solid for him.
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Brooklyn
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Frlunide
Crane Starts Fight Over League Plank
In Chicago tonight former Senator W Murray Crane led a battle to force a ratification plank for the Pence treaty in the Republican platform. The fight split factions as Lodge and allies pressed a compromise. Crane demanded explicit ratification with reservations and the sub committee adjourned for morning action. Senator Borah championed an Indor plan recognizing private rights to strike with arbitration provisions, while noting it failed to resolve industrial disputes fully.
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Anti Profiteering Act Held To Be Invalid
United States District Judge Thompson ruled that the Lever Act section prohibiting unjust or unreasonable prices is unconstitutional. The ruling cites vagueness and failure to provide a standard for juries to determine if charges were just or reasonable for necessaries. An injunction was granted to Lamborn & Co. preventing warrants for eleven members of the firm.
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Lodge Receives Big Ovation For Not Making a Speech
Chicago June 9 The Republican convention cheered Henry Cabot Lodge when he announced he would not give a speech, while a lively platform cheerleader prompted playful banter and audience reactions. The crowd worshiped formal orations and Lincoln era references, with Depew delivering a spirited talk and reminders of Cabinet ministers past.
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Depew Insists History Shows Wilson Wrong
Chicago June 9 Former Senator Chauncey M Depew the outstanding feature of the second day at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. He recalled old scenes and contrasted them with the new noting a South speech and a Colorado letter saying he might be a miracle or a damned live. The convention moved toward adjournment as Depew spoke and delegates continued to signal for him.
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New York Aviator Dies After Airplane Sideslips
Atlantic City reporters describe a fatal accident when Gordon Campbell of New York City and Parker D. Cramer of Clarion Pennsylvania crashed a two seater off the beach during an Immelman turn. Campbell perished. Cramer survived with minor injuries. Campbell was a veteran aviator and Croix de Guerre recipient. crowds watched from the Boardwalk.
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New York City
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New York Caucus Rejects Plea For Unit Rule
Chicago June 9 Senator James W Wadsworth Jr led New York delegates in an effort to back Nichols Butler for President. Woodmen opposed any move weakening support for General Wood. Delegates adjourned to meet again, with leaders urging solidarity and free expression while backing a united New York front in the convention.
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Chicago
James W. Wadsworth Jr
New York
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Wood Men
Butler
Lafayete B. Gleason
Colseum
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Nitti Cabinet Quits Over Italian Unrest
The Italian government fell as protests and looting spread across major cities. Prime Minister Orlando resigned after the cabinet withdrew a price decree, with Socialists claiming a triumph as the chamber adjourned amid clashes and mutinous rhetoric. The crisis threatens bread subsidies and continued government vacancy.
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Penrose backs Sprout as Wood bloc braces Pennsylvani a
In Chicago on June 9 the Pennsylvanian Moses Penrose declared he would support Governor Sprout to the limit. The move signals the collapse of Lowden support, shifts Pennsylvania delegates toward Sproul or Knox, and heightens prospects for Wood on later ballots as Johnson and Knox gain support from various factions.
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Penrose Confirms Sproul Support for President Bid
Special Dispatch reports Senator Boies Penrose reiterates his backing of Governor Sproul for the Republican nomination after wire contact with Chicago convention headquarters. He and aides monitor developments by telegraph and telephone as others in the Pennsylvania delegation stay engaged.
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Wire to Penrose In King's Suite
Chicago reporters today found a secret wire linking Senator Boies Penrose of Philadelphia with Chicago. The device, long suspected, ties a Republican sender confined to his home to telephonic contact with the city amid ongoing investigations and frantic searches.
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