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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

9

Republicans settle farm relief plank without equalization fee

After lengthy debate the resolutions committee finished the four platform drafts for the Republican National Convention. The farm relief plank omits any equalisation fee from McNary Haugen while the prohibition plank calls for strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. The Borah dry plank drew a decisive vote with Senator Ware of Pennsylvania preferring not to oppose it, and other platform items were approved with minor clerical changes. The group concluded nearly 36 hours of sessions.

Kansas City Resolutions Committee LaFollette Wisconsin Republican Party Federal Farm Board Ware Pennsylvania Aiight

Hoover Forces Dominate First RNC Test Votes At Kansas City

At the Republican National Convention Herbert Hoover backers crushed a rival coalition in the initial delegate seating vote 65944 to 39914. The margin signals strong party control as dissidents protest outside while the platform committee stalls on the farm plank. Senator George Moses chaired the session after praising leaders and lampooning the Democratic party.

Kansas City Herbert Hoover Commerce Secretary Platform Committee Hoover Florida Texas Resolutions Committee Fess Theodore Roosevelt George Moses New Hampshire Moses Democratic Party Tammany Hall Alfred B. Smith

Democratic Convention Sparks Morning Rhetoric and Platform Battles

Moses vows harsh words toward Democratic foes as a night session is ordered to hear platform committee reports. Delegates face anticipated floor fights over farm policy and a prohibition plank led by Senator Borah, with enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment at stake.

Borah Idaho Nicholas Murray Butker Cpiumbia University Bar- Bes

New York Delegation Shifts To Hoover On First Ballot

In New York City a caucus of the New York delegation cast 79 votes for Herbert Hoover on the first ballot with 11 scattering. James W. Wadsworth opposed Hoover but moved to unite the delegation for Hoover, which passed unanimously.

New York Line Kansas City Herert Hoover James W. Wadsworth Basolt Calles Mexico Ernestina Thomas Arnold Robinson Mexico City Clilld

Who is the Skinniest Man in the World

Local advertisement solicits interest from underweight individuals to try McCoy’s Tablets or Liver Off Tablets with a money back guarantee after four boxes or two boxes if a target weight gain isn’t achieved. The notice urges clipping and sending to the recipient and mentions a bold marketing offer from McCoy’s.

McCoy America

Community Notes From Daysville Dayeville June Visit

Residents from Ladiesburg and nearby towns visit relatives in Daysville Dayeville. Mrs. Joseph Und and son Rey travel from Ladiesburg to see Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harp. The Harps host Florinve Harp at Jennie Durrow’s home near Bolivar. Additional visitors include the Dinterman and Behell families from Frederick and Walkersville with Ed Eyler and family.

Dayeville Joseph Und Rey Ladiesburg Earl Harp M. Earl Harp Florinve Harp Puerta Jennie Durrow Bolivar Syitsy Clyde Dinterman In Main Misa Nelile Behell Maude Yommy Ramiiton Frederick Iraq Eyler Ed. Eyler Walkersville Charica John Dinterman

Social Notes Record Weekend Gatherings Nearby

Misa Lillian Kelly joined by Clifford and Ward Dinterman spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Barton near Johnsville. Mr and Mrs Clyde Dinterman hosted Friday guests including Mr and Mrs Leslie Grove and Bettie their daughter, Mr and Mrs Chas Eyler and son William, and Mr and Mrs William Hough and family from Libertytown.

Misa Lillian Kelly Clifford Ward Dinterman William Barton Johnsville Clyde Dinterman Leslie Grove Bettie Chas, Eyler William William Hough Libertytown

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