Wood Leads First In Convention Race Feathers Fly In Chicago
At the Republican convention in Chicago on June 11 delegates chanted for Wood amid dramatic displays as feathers showered from the galleries. The California contingent pushed for Hiram Johnson, while plans to nominate General Leonard Wood dominated the scene. Corinne Roosevelt Robinson’s tearful reaction marked a historic moment as Rosenberg nominated Lowden and Roberson showcased photos of Lowden.
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Prominent Homes Open for Summer School Teachers
City committee outlines plan to house teachers during summer school era with no room charges. Prominent homeowners offer rooms and private houses to support teachers, while city facilities provide meals and activities. Committee aims to attract teachers and gain civic praise for handling summer program housing.
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California Demonstration Drowns Wheeler Speech in Gallery Fray
The California delegation staged a two minute protest as Wheeler spoke, crowding the hall with cheers and jeers. Wheeler was forced to end his address amid interruptions and waning support, while delegates clashed in the gallery over the spectacle and its outcome.
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Poland plans new currency standard after occupation
War saw June 11 wartime notes report Poland moving toward a monetary standard in the wake of German occupation. The new system aims to set the zloty about equal in value to the prewar German franc, restoring the monetary unit that existed over a century ago before partition by Russia Prussia and Austria.
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Indictment Against Woolen Trust Head Quashed by Court
In New York on June 11 the case against the American Woolen Mills Company and president William J Ward for Lever Act profiteering in woolen cloth was quashed. Federal Judge Mack sustained the demurrer, finding no initial violation between apparel and cloth under the act. Associate notes mention allied parties and the Hughes inquiry.
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Gompers Condemns GOP Labor Plank
Samuel Gompers, leader of the American Federation of Labor, condemned the labor plank adopted by the Republican National Convention. He said the plank goes against labor demands and cited its push for public strikes as contrary to workers' interests.
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Big Three Enter Convention as Time-Making Effort Starts
Chicago June 1 The three nominees Johnson Lowden and Word were entered in nomination at the Republican convention amid sweltering heat and demonstrations. The crowd shouted while speakers urged unity and speed to settle the party’s path. Wheeler California presented Johnson while crowning him with the royal title minding the administration. Delegates listened as speakers defended the leading candidate and urged a rapid nomination process.
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Convention Sidelines at the 1920 Republican Nomination Fight
A chaotic convention scene unfolds as delegates crowd and protest with banners and speeches. Anne Lowden and other figures loom large while Norris and Woodward vie for support amid shouting and political maneuvering behind the scenes.
Nomination Speech Pushes Grover for President
Extracts from a Republican convention speech in Chicago dated June 11 describe Major General Leonard Wood as the nominated presidential candidate. The speaker, Henry J. Mien of Kaiang, praises Wood as a plain, strong leader with a record of service and warns against greed, waste, and prejudice harming the nation. The text reflects wartime era concerns and calls for constructive policy above expediency.
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East Oregon Convention Update Reveals New Policy Changes
A local city bulletin outlines forthcoming policy shifts discussed at the East Oregon convention. Officials pledge public notice and procedural steps for the upcoming elections and reforms, with emphasis on transparency and orderly implementation.
Johnson Nominated by California Party Boss for Republican Ticket
Chicago June 11 Senator Hiram Johnson was formally placed in nomination for the Republican presidential candidacy by Charles S Wheeler of California. The speaker praised Johnson as the nation’s most reliable public servant and urged the convention to elect him to lead the party. The remarks echoed calls from Hopewell and others for Johnson to accept the “great responsibility” of the office.
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G O P Platform Fails To Seek Treaty Ratification
The report criticizes the Republican platform for not calling for ratification of the treaty even with Senate alterations. It argues the party has aligned with a limited foreign policy, harming moral leadership and respect for rights, and urges a firm policy anchored in a moral code and international understanding.
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Echo farmer W H Smith shot resisting arrest in deadly pursuit
Unusual case ends tragically as Echo resident W H Smith, about 65, shot by Deputy Blakley and an officer while resisting arrest after threats to fight to death. Coroner’s inquest finds self defense. Ramos implicated after Smith’s long confrontation over damages and payments.
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Carrie Chapman Catt Heads Suffrage Force
Geneva June 11 Carrie Chapman Catt elected president of the Woman Suffrage Alliance here. She agreed to accept the office and expressed resolve after a day of campaigning and speeches.
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