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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
12
The Penrose declaration concentrates anti Wood forces behind a single candidate though no final deal solidifies between Sproul and Wood factions. Leaders met without decisive consensus while Watson shifts from Wood to Penrose aligned Sproul camp as convention activity moves past formal organization.
State reports on expanding the Republican National Committee to fifteen members with seven possible women. Mrs Medill McCormick is a leading candidate, cited for proposing representation. Names include John Glover South, Harriet Vitam, and several national executive members from states like Kansas Illinois Washington Rhode Island and California.
In Chicago on June 9 the Georgia delegation moved to hold a second caucus to unseat Henry Lincoln Johnson the Atlanta Negro elected National Committeeman yesterday The Credentials Committee unseated the Johnson delegation and plans formed to discuss unseating him Johnson and his faction met and he announced his election as National Committeeman Rowe Pickett led the opposition and some of his supporters did not attend Johnson said resolution by P Goren confirming his election was adopted with fourteen delegates voting for it There are seventeen delegation members J A Caswell of Anoka won the National Committeeman seat for Minnesota over Senator Kellogg with fifteen votes and Nicholas County Attorney for Jackson County tried A C Town Jay of the Non partisan League got nine votes
Debated at Chicago convention, Borah McCormick threaten to bolt if ratification plank is adopted. Lodge and Watson work on compromise after Grane group opposition. Conferences at Blackstone and hotels aim to keep party united, with debate over league of nations, international court, and Irish policy continuing.
Des Moines report says United States Senator Albert B. Cummins secured renomination on the Republican ticket in the Iowa primary. Official returns show Cummins 107,042 votes and S. W. Brookhart 86,140 in 2,218 precincts reporting. remaining precincts unlikely to change results. Four state office nominees, including Governor, to be named by the Republican State Convention.
The article recalls a Republican National Convention moment where Depew roasted Wilson over territory talk and Lodge introduced Kansas speaker Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter as the first woman to address the party. McCarter’s speech flopped, and a young heckler’s attempt to lead a singalong was stopped by the secretary. The piece notes Hoover’s nomination fate remains uncertain.
Joseph Goldstein of 139 East Broadway was closing his candy stand at Grand and Lafayette when a masked man fired a revolver. The assailant escaped, leaving Goldstein unharmed but shaken in this tense street-crime incident last night.
A would be robber fired at Goldstein who ducked as a bullet hit his right shoulder. The assailant dropped his pistol and fled through Grand, Certee, and Center streets. Goldstein reached headquarters and reported the attempted holdup. detectives believe the incident was an aborted robbery.
A quirky Passage describes serving berries on crushed Knickerbocker Ice with stems as handles. It suggests rinsing with cold water, presenting on crystal ice mounds, and dipping in powdered sugar. The piece notes Strom berries as an alternative in Knickerbocker.
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