Convention Speech Outlines Republican War Vigil and Duty
Senator at convention warns of grave responsibilities for the nation as it faces postwar challenges. He argues for restoring essential principles, preserving constitutional order, and uniting under Republican leadership to curb waste, protect industries, and advance true progress amid economic turmoil. He emphasizes loyalty to the United States, the supremacy of law, and a steadfast path from Washington to Lincoln and Roosevelt.
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Limelight and Policy Debated Amid National Shift
Fragmentary remarks recount a political speech praising wartime measures and postwar reforms. The speaker highlights army and navy pay, reorganization, shipping acts, and economic economy efforts. Critics note partisan tensions and calls for continued progress toward modernization and justice.
Divine guidance in vote asked by Kentucky pastor
Prayer delivered at the B snot Convention in Louisville calls on God to guide leaders and free the nation from compromise. The text pleads for wisdom courage and fidelity to divine will, ending with a solemn Amen invoking protection for the country and its leaders through Jesus Christ.
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G O P women push for equality status at national convention
Florence Patio reports at Chicago that the Republican National Convention considers women’s representation. A five member committee is to present women’s claims to the National Committee and convention rules committee. The effort shifts as the party weighs equal representation among officers and the executive committee.
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Ballots to Nominate Since 1860 at Republican Conventions
A tabulation shows the 34 ballots taken at all coast Republican conventions from 1860 onward. It notes that no choice was made on the first ballot or by unanimous acclamation. References include 34980-Lincoln, 76-Hayes, 1880-Garfield, 84-Blaine, 28-Harrison.
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Features of the First Republican Convention in Chicago
A historic sketch of the First Republican Convention in Chicago describes delegates arriving via special rail rates, the Wigwam hall, and crowded hotels with high room rates. It notes festive decorations, signals of Massachusetts and New England arrivals, and a dramatic presidential nomination moment signaled by fires and rockets.
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Debates Over Mexico Policy and League of Nations
The piece critiques U.S. policy under Wilson, accusing Democrats of mismanaging funds and wartime aims while pressing Mexico intervention. It argues a stronger moral stance against Germany, questions Carranza's leadership, and criticizes the League Covenant policy as endangering American sovereignty.
Convention opens with remarks and party leaders named
The convention program begins with a call to order at 11 4 m by Will Haye of Indiana as chairman of the national committee. A prayer is offered by Bishop Charles Edward Woodcock of Louisville. Secretary Charles B. Miller presides as secretary while Henry Cabotte of Massachusetts is named temporary chairman.
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