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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
5
San Francisco report by Mabel Abbott observes the Democratic National Convention attracting large number of women delegates reporters and lobbyists. She notes closed conferences excludes reporters and many women claim to work for varied causes while some simply haunt the convention for “the fun of the thing.”
Herbert Hoover urged early ratification of the German league of nations as a Republican platform pillar. He advocated removing Article 10 to pressure Democrats, argued the covenant lowers war risks through cooperation and publicity, and framed the issue as whether the U S will guarantee territorial integrity and use force to enforce league decisions.
George S Hampton of the Farmer National Council visits San Francisco to press American farmers' five point program. He says private railway ownership fails and demands higher taxes on estates incomes war profits and land speculation until the war debt is paid. He backs William Kent for California Senate and cites farm credit burdens and high freight costs as core issues.
In San Francisco on June 25 California women from the Democratic clubs plan to welcome convention visitors with flowers and fruit. Mrs Charles L Donohue Oakland former state club president announced details for distributing blooms to visiting delegates at the exhibition auditorium at the convention opening Monday morning.
An influx of delegates and visitors will peak tomorrow as 6000 convention bound travelers arrive by train before midnight Saturday. The Illinois delegation arrived late last night as the first complete state outfit, followed closely by the Dunorians and then the Florida delegation.
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