Burton Urges Republican Victory For Conservatism
Cleveland June 10. Representative Theodore E. Burton denounces bloc voting in Congress and calls for re election of President Coolidge and a GOP Congress. He defends conservative governance, criticizes tax and bonus acts, and warns against third party movements and sensational attacks. He backs world court participation and condemns indiscriminate scandal mongering.
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Coolidge
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Theodore E. Burton
Calvin Coolides
Republican Party
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Burton
House
Erstveim Or Warn
Washington
Loyalty pledge aimed to oust La Follette at Cleveland convention
At Cleveland on June 10 a proposed party loyalty pledge to back Calvin Coolidge threatened to provoke a floor fight at the Republican convention. Wisconsin and North Dakota delegates pledge to vote their choice, resisting removal, while La Follette supporters vow to contest the move with counter resolutions.
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Fraser Edwards
United Press
Cleveland
la Follette
Roscoe Conkling
Chicago
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
LaFollette
Harry Y. Daugherty
Albert B. Fall
Conkling
Garfield
Ringwumps
Eveland
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Fall
Daugherty
Ballot recount names Mrs Seaton Democratic nominee as Republican
Mrs Alice Seaton of 517 South Rene avenue was declared Republican committee woman from Seventeenth precinct after a county board recount of ballots. A second recount was demanded by Robiort Pike who lost the race to Elea Smith by seven votes and showed 279 to 275 before a recheck. Seaton swore she was really a Republican but her name appeared on the Democratic ticket as a joke.
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Rene Avenue
Vermain Fitee Werman
Seretes
County Board of Supervisors
Robiort I. Pike
Fortieth
Verry Creek
Marty Committman
L P. Ra
Seaton
Progressive Planks for Republican Platform
Pressed by Senator La Follette faction the platform draft denounces the Coolidge administration and calls for independent candidacy on July 4. It urges private monopoly reform, federal power restraint, agrarian relief, and public ownership ideas, with specific planks on taxation, railroads, labor disputes, water power, and treaty relations.
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Two Gun Trial Sparks Courtroom Cheers for Maxi
Judge Joseph Haye threatened to clear the room as spectators applauded the denunciation of R. J. Maxi known as Two Gun. The incident occurred during the hearing this morning in the court at City, amid calls that he belongs in Nebraska.
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Joseph Haye
R. J
Crowe Confronts Insanity Plea in Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago June 10. State’s Attorney Crowe aims to prove Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb are sane, presenting university witnesses to show deliberation and understanding of proof of crime. Leopold and Loeb plan to plead not guilty with Clarence Darrow leading defense. arraignment scheduled tomorrow for kidnapping and murder.
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Chicago
Robert E. Crowe
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Revert Franks
Crowe
University of Chicago
Leopold
Loeb
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Convention program schedule features Adams aisle to platform
The program lists 11 a.m. convention call to order by John T. Adams national chairman. Bishop William F. Ann Cincinnati gives the prayer. A committee is appointed to escort Burton to the platform.
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John T. Adams
William F. Ann Cincinnati
Burton
New Jersey Streetcar Crash Injures Dozens
New Brunswick June 10 a streetcar collision injured twenty five persons and blocked traffic. Early reports said several may be fatally hurt and two cars were involved in the wreck.
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New Brunswick
Gavel Taps for Old Guard With Fixed Program
A placid calm hangs over the White House as Calvin Coolidge maintains usual pace amid a light engagement list. Bad weather kept handshakers away from the capital, while a direct wire from Cleveland relays the full United Press report of the day’s proceedings.
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Washington
White House
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Capitol
United Press
Republicans Open Cleveland Convention Under Calm, Early Rush
At Municipal Auditorium Cleveland June 10 delegates gathered seeking Calvin Coolidge as their presidential nominee on the GOPs 70th anniversary. The opening day featured prayer by Bishop William F Anderson and a late morning call to order with hopes for a vice presidential pick, largely centering on Herbert Hoover as favored next to Hoover.
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Municipal Auditorium
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
G. O. Pp
William F. Anderson
Iee
John T. A
Therepublicanational Committee
Adams
Ferce
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
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Iowa
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