Republicans pick Stiewer to lead Cleveland convention
The Republican national convention in Cleveland will name United States Senator Frederick Stiewer of Oregon as temporary chairman after unanimous support from the arrangements committee. Stiewer, a western figure tied to wheat interests, joins Senator Charles L. McMary as key agricultural voices for the event.
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Frederick Stiewer
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Oregon
National Committee
Stiewer
Portand
Charles L. McMary
Landon
Borah
AAA
Bertrand Snell
New York
House
Ritter Is Found Guilty in Impeachment Trial
Florida judge H L Ritter was convicted on the seventh impeachment article by 56 to 28 and is removed from office. The Senate cleared him on six articles but barred disqualification on the final vote 76 to 0. The verdict marks the fourth federal jurist ousted for good behavior violations. The piece also notes a forthcoming administration tax bill aimed at reforming corporate taxation with a 800 million dollar yearly levy, seen as essential by the administration despite GOP and conservative Democrats opposing it.
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Louisiana
Mississippi River
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Secretary of War
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
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Joe Robinson
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Hopkins
NRA
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Halsted L. Ritter
Florida
Ritter
United States
Foundation of the American Republic
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Ways and Means Committee
Jackson
Jackson County
Saginaw
County Board of Supervisors
Jackson Kiwanis Club
Lansing
Liquor Control Commission
Pontiac
Oakland County
Marshall
Culver D. Wilcox
Marshall High School
Allegan
Austin J. Colburn
Allegan County
Michigan Supreme Court
Buchanan
Georgia
Campbell Soup Co
Michigan State College
East Lansing
United States Census Bureau
Union
California
Orville E. Atwood
Atwood
Michigan Prepares for Senate Bid and State Projects
Lansing former Gov. Wilber M. Brucker announces candidacy for U.S. Senate against James Couzens on the Republican ticket. Lansing reports boost in public utility valuations, road surfacing program, deer hunting tag plan approval, and multiple state projects across counties including rail replacement and ferry operations.
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Lansing
Wilber M. Brucker
United States Senate
James Couzens
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo College
Enos A. DeWaters
Flint
Va Republicans Walk From Field in Roanoke to Back Carter Glass
Roanoke Virginia Republicans chose not to nominate against Senator Carter Glass at their convention, arguing he could better aid the nation by voices of conservative thought within the Democratic party. The piece notes cross party shifts amid New Deal debates and questions party loyalty and future alignment. The column discusses Roosevelt, La Follette progressives, and possible realignments ahead of elections. It also critiques the Quoddy tidal power and Florida canal projects, their costs, and political obstacles in Congress.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Roosevelt
James A. Reed
Missouri
Virginia
Roanoke
Carter Glass
Senate
Pattle
Hiram Johnson
California
George Norris
Nebraska
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Norris
Mr. Roosevelt
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Congress
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Maine
Florida
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Gulf
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Florida Canal
Florida Ship Canal
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Great Britain
Anthony Eden
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Toronto
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China
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