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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1928
Page
5
At a Republican gathering, Creager faction calls for a caucus while Coolidge observers note silent room reactions. Hoover supporters express mixed relief over Mellon’s stance, with tensions in Pennsylvania and New York coloring the moment as party factions maneuver amid leadership talks.
A fragmented OCR recounts a bitter feud within the New York delegation during a crucial party gathering. It notes tensions among key figures like Wy Wadsworth and Pury, with mentions of attempts to reinstate leadership and a looming keynote speech drawing chief interest.
Hoover takes command as the nation enters a pivotal moment after the Tegndillenn watcher convention. The story notes Cobley and Esco Uereingly Jonesed among attendees with Leone hig Ware mentioned, closing with a reference to the Hoover Kearing City lead MTA LPT.
Vague OCR reads suggest Coolidge seeks a nomination amid party maneuvering. The fragment mentions rivals, possible meetings, and references to the New York Times style coverage, implying debate over Coolidge pathways and legalities related to delivering a political platform.
Kansas city June 17 amid a chaotic GOP wrangle Reed sits on the sidelines as political maneuvering unfolds. The report notes Democratic and Republican tensions reflecting regional loyalties and a tense national race shaping local sentiment.
Kansas City dispatch reports the Coolidge movement gaining steam as Mayoral contenders converge in Chicago. A confusing mix of names and phrases suggests campaign activity and shifting alliances behind the race.
A garbled report describes a historic Indiana farm deed appearing in Kansas City amid convention crowds. It mentions figures like President Coolidge, a protest, and a late 1920s context with a marriage settlement and forfeiture for tax payment.
The only U S woman senator aged 93 continues to influence politics. Amid shifting roles and limited media coverage, she remains engaged in public service through ongoing legislative work and public appearances, reflecting a long career in politics and governance.
Texas delegates arrive as Creager faction lobbies for Hoover nomination at national convention. Orville Kultingeon of Wichita chairs delegation. May meeting set to organize platform, credentials, and unity efforts. Hoover supporters push for Hoover and Winthrop names to lead Texas at convention.
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A Kansas City report describes Hoover supporters drafting a farm relief plank for the party platform. It details farm aid proposals, opposition to the McNary-Haugen bill, and calls for a concrete relief program backed by Hoover aides and cabinet allies. Senator Borah criticizes party unity and urges a firm stance against repealing constitutional amendments.
The article recounts Bugs Baer taking a light assignment to cover a political convention. It notes key figures like Lowden and Hoover, with mentions of Kansas City and Texas, and describes the chaotic scene and shifting attention among attendees and delegates. The tone mirrors a busy, on-site dispatch from the era.
General Coxey, in town to observe water works, says Coxeyite critics claim the proposed measures harm labor. He predicts the five-robbers and loafers threaten republican platform and tools of reform, insisting the current regime worsens conditions for farmers and workers.
AP dispatches press photos from the COP convention with rapid service to member papers. The report notes wire photographers traveling to Kansas City and St. Louis to deliver images for Republican coverage. The fragment mentions Associated Press and photo distribution through contracted networks.
A political note from Kansas City reports Senator Smoot of Utah to chair a GOP platform committee tasked with drafting party ideas and questions for the platform. Companions Cha e and others are described as collaborators on the effort amid party discussions.
District Attorney of Bexar County announces candidacy subject to Democratic primary. Also announces for County Judge, Fort State Senator 26th District. Candidacies to be decided by Texas Democratic primary. Names include CASLOS M CLOSRESS and A CAI WILLA MAON among others.
June 11 dispatches describe Hoover keeping routine while the GOP national convention unfolds in Kiss City. The focus is on standard ministerial duties and the absence of major changes as offices and departments adjust to established procedures with no special mobilization planned.
Kansans rally behind Senator Carl Curtis as delegates head to the convention. The editor urges voters to support Curtis as the only choice for president, framing him as the best option against opponents.
Observers note order and preparation at the Kansas City convention as Senator Fess and other leaders project a orderly process. Delegates gather under careful supervision, with party officials confident the convention will choose the next president.
An organization today nominated a veteran for vice president on the Republican ticket. They asserted he will carry support and bring experience to the ticket amid a shifting political landscape.
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