Republican platform on Mexico Armenia and peace resolution
The Republican National Convention faced deadlock as platform planks on Mexico policy Armenia mandate and the League of Nations stirred debate. A tentative draft opposed intervention, urged ratification with safeguards for American rights, condemned Wilson era policy, and pledged a firm policy to protect citizens and property. The committee split and a subcommittee sought consensus amid League influence.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Resolutions Committee
League of Nations
Wilson
Republican party
Mexico
México
Armenia
Congress
Arminia
Honest to Goodness Values at Ua Store for Boys and Girls
A storefront ad promotes durable shoes for boys priced at 3.98 and 4.48, with hats and girls dresses priced around 1.98 to 2.98. The copy touts long wearing merchandise, low prices, and strong value, highlighting sturdy boys everyday shoes and fashionable hats for youth.
Labor Federation Opposes Propaganda Drive at AFL Meeting
The American Federation of Labor rejected a proposal to create a permanent Educational Department to distribute propaganda urging support of the federation’s nonpartisanship in politics. A subcommittee failed to reach a declaration for the platform, and the full committee adjourned after midnight. Rumors of factional tensions and possible walkouts circulated. Taft was due in Chicago the next day en route to New York and may attend the convention or platform talks.
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Associated Press
Montreal
American Federation of Labor today
Federation
Nohoy
TAFT
Chicegs
New York
Bank ad proclaims safety and timeliness of deposits
An 1828 era ad emphasizes established trust and full protection for customers. It promotes convenient banking transactions and safekeeping of funds with deposits paid on time. The notice highlights freedom from local government claims and assures depositors of reliable service.
League of Nations plank agreed to by Republican leaders
A conference among Senators Borah Smoot McCormick and Lodge produced a new agreement with other nations. It omits endorsement of the Covenant and provides for a tribunal to settle international disputes. The plan will be presented to the Platform Committee and then the full convention.
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Adsociatia Press
Chicago
Republican ‘National Convention
League of Nations
wT ee Sieeesaney
Borah
Smoot
McCormick
Lodge
Elihu ‘Root
Europe
League’ of ‘Nations
Wilson Ten Days To Sign Bills Ruling By Atty Gen Palmer
The Attorney General Palmer informally ruled that the President has ten days after Congress adjournment to sign bills and resolutions. The decision could alter the status of several measures vetoed by the President due to lack of time for consideration.
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Wilson
Atty
Genl
Palmer
Avcocinud Press
Washington
Candidates Delegate Names Hard to Recall in Chicago June
Chicago in June reports that many delegates for the Presidency struggle to remember candidate names. The list shows known starters Leonard Wood of New Hampshire Frank Q. Lowden of Illinois Hiram W. Johnson of California Herbert Hoover of California Warren G. Harding of Ohio Miles Poindexter of Washington Howard Sutherland of West Virginia Jether T. Pritchard of North Carolina Henry J. Allen of Kansas Sproul of Pennsylvania Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts Nicholas Murray Butler of New York Jacob L. Hamlin of Oklahoma Probable starters Joseph I. France of Maryland Edward Randolph Wood of Pennsylvania Albert Beveridge of Indiana Edwin P. Morrow of Minnesota Effetty Cabot Ellodge of Minnesota C Knox of Pennsylvania BuPont of Delaware Irvine L Lonroot of Wisconsin Pershing of Minnesota Omar Bundy of Indiana.
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Leonard
Wood
New’ Hampshire
Frank’.Q
Lowden
Hilnoia
Hiram W
Johnson
California
Herbert acres
Warren. G. Harding
Ohio
Herom
Jacob L.'Hamaid
Oklah
Joseph_I
France
Deisware
Irvine
L. Lonroot
Wisconsin
John J. Pershing
Mia
Omar Budy
Andlanasourl
Salt Tax Becomes Point of Contention in Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes show a heated discussion around salt tax policy. Mentions government stance and public reaction, with unclear names or dates due to damaged text.
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