Thompson Stand Worries Republican Leaders at State Convention
In a tense session Republican leaders discuss Thompson as the sole candidate challenging convention choice. Names like Travis and Geonippon are cited as supporters or opponents, with party strategy centered on adhering to direct primary outcomes and possible convention designation.
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George A. Glynn Daiman
Republican State Committee
Sinds
Niagara
Elon Mt. Ieoker
New York
Goamaarshipy
Hugo
Dae Publi Duelara Peta
Fae
Action Hite
Travis
Thompson
Niigata
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Fael
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Seine
Givall
Vane Ceditt
Suientor
Ramotor
Norte
Republicans Plan Chicago Campaign HQ for Harding Bid
The Republican national campaign structure outlined by Senator Harding and Chairman Hays places the main office in Chicago with auxiliary offices in Washington San Francisco and Denver. Attendees at the national committee meeting included Charles D Filles John W Weeks AL J Hert Jake L Haman Fred W Upman Clarence B Miller Ralph William and others.
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National Committee
Charles D. Filles
New York
John W. Weeks
Masschhusetta
AL J. Hert
Kentucky
Jake L. Haman
Oklahoma
Fred W. Upnun
Clarence B. Miller
Ralph William
Oregon
Yarnsington
San Francisco
Denver
Chicago
Senator Harding
George Christian
Executive Committee
Harding
Dusl
Harry Daugherty
Ohioan
McKinley McKinley
Coolidge
Butt
Massachusetts
Albert J. Meveridge
Indiana
Gatannl
Theodore Noosevelt
Loxmarrow
Mevividga
J. A. O. Prews
Gow
Sivatow
Senos ST. Paul
Republicahis
Tse Cendidibes
Taft Warns Against Wilsons League Referendum
William Howard Taft critiques the proposed referendum on the League of Nations urging voters to reject pledges to enter the league. He argues Senate two thirds is needed to ratify treaties and cites reservations on Article X and the Monroe Doctrine. Taft predicts a Republican victory would lead to ratification with Lodge style reservations.
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League of Nations
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United States
League
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Monroe
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Wilson League
Johnson
Chicago
North
Wilson Fenoren
Harding
Congress
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Naters
House
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Allies Give German Pact Tensison A Free Hand
Allied note drawn by Marshals Foch and Wilson urges immediate German compliance with the treaty. It threatens military action if Germany resists and warns of united Western allied force if needed. The note accompanies discussion of reparations and German limits as the crisis widens.
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Wilson
Berlin
Germany
England
Millerand
Lloyd George
Britain Seeks New Pact With Japan, Reports Say
Honolulu dispatch says Japan’s Foreign Office notified that Britain desires renewal of the Anglo Japanese Alliance with modifications. Britain reportedly believes the pact would not conflict with the League of Nations.
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Japanese Foreign Office
Great Britain
Tokio
Nippu Jiji
League of Nations
Conference Commons: Leaders Arrive for Allied Negotiations
Lloyd George Millerand arrive at Boulogne for talks with Foch and advisers. Delegations from Italy Belgium Japan discuss Russia and reopening relations with the Soviets. Italy’s new government raises questions over German reparations and postwar plans.
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Fremiers
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Marshas Foch
Italy
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Hymans
Japan
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London
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Russia
England
Houlogna
Ialy
Students Infected At Convention Warned
Report notes the University of California and Stanford University were alerted as an unnamed infection affected attendees at a convention. An instruction lists women ushering and a mix of students and men directed to walls, while the text documents unclear references to involvement.
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Juno
Gtel Wehers
Audune
King Alfonso Grants Rent Control Decree
Madrid reports on a royal decree signed by King Alfonso prohibiting arbitrary rent increases in towns nationwide. The decree sets rules and limits to rents with enforcement in specified municipalities.
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Madrid
Enuintry
Republican Women Unite to Back Harding Campaign
Women leaders from defeated Republican nominees form a women's advisory committee to coordinate support for Warren G. Harding. Members include Juliana Cutting and Laura Skinner among others, announced by Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore at the Hotel Vanderbilt.
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Harding
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Aydehearer
Warren G. Harding
Arthur L. Livermore
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Leonard Wood
Herbert L. Pratt
Hoovers Committee
Margaret Crumpicker
Dohaxon Committee
John S. Shepant
Butler Committee
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Coolidge
Oliv Stott Gabriel
London
Livermore
Vanderbilt
Herbert Hoover
Helen Varick Boswell
New York City
Charles S. Whitman
Brooklyn
Lidge
Tex
Cake
Coolidge Addresses Wesleyan Dinner Leaders from Colleges
Governor Coolidge spoke at Wesleyan University where he urged leaders to come from colleges. The event honored an honorary degree in law as part of the university’s commencement exercises in Middletown Connecticut.
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Conn
Calvin’ Coolidge
Masaachusetts
Alvin
Wesleyan University
Boalidice
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