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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
2
A Wisconsin protest shaped the Republican convention as the platform backed President Coolidge. Congressman Henry Cooper presented a minority report labeling provisions socialism while Wisconsin supporters echoed, clashing with the hall crowd and triggering tense demonstrations.
June 12 report notes Ramel Auxiliary and Marcus Woutin's club answering the ex service men hospital need. They made 10 plow cases 3 comfort pillows five sanitary kits and five Ledside while Mrs Marcus Woman's club contributed items led by the local Red Cross to Oakdale Ta for tubercular patients at the Sanatorium. Friends receive invitations to University of Colorado commencement Monday 9 for Theodore Nie n son of Mrs Hope Niemann to graduate in medicine.
Esther, John, and a third family member completed their studies in the senior class and received diplomas on the same day. Mr. Ingham, an attorney, was nominated for district attorney in the preliminary election.
A political briefing praises the GOP keynote speaker for stressing education and strong thinking as foundations of a great nation. It argues his conservatism is a strength of civilization, upholding law, national independence, and loyalty to American rights.
United Press reports at the 18th national GOP convention in Cleveland highlighting fashion as women enter politics. Notables include Mrs. Alvin T. Hert in black canton crepe, Mrs. Paul Hallowell in tan twill and Neapolitan straw, Mrs. Leonard Wood in champagne georgette, and Medill McCormick in dark blue canton crepe with a white satin vest.
Dr. Burton of Michigan University placed Calvin Coolidge in nomination before the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. In a three part speech he called Coolidge “the man” “the American” and “the human being” and cited his acts and utterances as proof of fitness for the presidency. He warned the hour carries solemn obligations and a noble party convenes to nominate the next United States president.
An admirer extols a public figure as frugal, disciplined, and hardworking. He values restraint over show, noncluttered living, and long view judgment. Religion is viewed as essential, with faith in a power greater than man guiding crisis decisions alongside Washington and Lincoln.
A partial understanding of the individual frames a man as a quintessential American. He embodies belief in America and living as an American, with intelligence occupying a significant place in his life and identity.
Dr. Burton quotes extensive remarks praising the president as supremely American and devoted to human dignity. The text argues the leader believes in self government, workers organizing, and cooperation over conflict, with America acting in the world in an American way.
In Los Angeles on June 12 three men under 21 Ed Montijo Tom Bailey and Louis Perry were sentenced to hang for the murder of Policeman Glenn C Bond during an attempted robbery.
The program lists morning and afternoon sessions with President Coolidge placed in nomination by Dr. Marion L. Burton of Michigan University. It notes roll call nominations by states and includes vice presidential nominations and roll calls.
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