Our Japanese Policy Scored By Vanderlip
Vanderlip comments on U S ignorance in Washington about Japan relations after talks with Japanese officials. An initiative California bill threatens Japanese residents and property rights, provoking alarm in Tokyo. Vanderlip notes State Department lack of files and urges attention to fragile East Asia tensions.
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Two Children Die As Tenement Fire Burns
A tenement fire claimed two young lives as observers watched the blaze spread through the building. Firefighters recovered the children’s bodies and identified them at the scene before transporting survivors to area hospitals. Local authorities opened inquiries into the incident.
Wood's Name Probably Will Be First Offered
CHICAGO June 9 General Wood probably will get the first place in the nominating speeches with Governor Lowden second Alabama the first state on the roll has decided not to yield for Governor Lawsen 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 Threatens Reprisal Over Delegates Loyalty
Chicago Senator Johnson warns supporters' delegates face reprisals if they switch allegiance after primary results. He accuses opponents of using "gold" influence and vows to take his case to the people while denouncing the League of Nations and urging party unity ahead of balloting. Michigan remains firm in backing Johnson as delegates press for decisive action.
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Dehmeon
Crane Starts Fight Over League Plank
Former Senator Crane rejects a compromise labor plank at the Republican National Convention, insisting on ratification of the league covenant with reservations. Sub-committee adjourned amid negotiations, aiming to present a firm plank to the full resolutions committee. The labor clause recognizes the right to strike in private industry and outlines arbitration mechanisms with government support.
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North Dakota
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Lodge Receives Big Ovation For Not Making a Speech
Chicago June coverage of the Republican convention notes a spontaneous ovation for Senate leader Henry Cabot Lodge after he vows not to speak. The crowd reacts with cheers as delegates sing The Fong Lone Trail and a young platform closer stirs energy, creating a lively if uneven atmosphere at the event.
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Depew Defends History Against Wilson at Convention
Former Senator Chauncey M. Depew, at eighty six, dominated the second day of the Republican National Convention in Chicago. He recounted old scenes, recalled life’s tolls, and contrasted the current gathering with earlier congresses while reporters noted his reception and the crowd’s cheers.
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New York Aviator Dies After Ocean Sideslip Disaster
The New York aviator Hugh Campbell perished when his craft plunged into the sea during an attempted ascent. Rescue crews and bystanders testified to his bravery as the wreckage drifted, with Campbell shown to have fought the plane’s controls until the air ran from the ailing machine. The incident drew attention to his service with the Curtis Flying Service and local veteran circles.
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New York Delegation Faces Split as Wood and Sproul Pushes Rally
Chicago reports the New York contingent wrestles with a unit rule and Wood or Sproul as favorite son contenders. Key figures like Wadsworth Snell and Lefayete Gleason push for unity while Penrose declares strong support for Knox and Brandegee. Delegates seek a solid front to influence the Republican nomination amid shifting late convention dynamics.
Nitti Cabinet Quits Over Italian Unrest
Rome dispatch reports Italian government turmoil as Prime Minister Nitti resigns before the chamber opens. Ministers quit over bread price protests and unrest, triggering tumult and the chamber’s adjournment. Signor Arlandis named as president, with a tense parliamentary scene marking the crisis.
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Penrose Maintains Sproul Support Amid Televised Efforts
Penrose reiterates his backing of Governor Sproul for the Republican nomination in a final statement issued through his secretary. He emphasizes clear alignment with Sproul’s conservative aims while coordinating via telegraph and telephone with key Philadelphia and Pittsburgh allies to keep Penrose’s line active with the Chicago convention.
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Murray Crane
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Penrose and King Suite Wire Report From Chicago
A scrambled wire service note from Chicago mentions Penrose in a King's suite and a referenced Republican reader with telephonic communication hints. The fragmentary text includes names like Bihadulphia and Win city, suggesting a political or city-focused wire story with unclear details.
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