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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
10
Fragmented OCR reads about convention remarks and a senator's plans. Mentions a leader, a chairman, and preliminary actions as the national party process moves forward through a keynote voice and ongoing session commentary.
Disjointed OCR fragment describes delegates arriving for a 1912 convention in Kansas, committees and reports in contention, mentions Wood gate s and Penrose, and references national committee work, credentials, and a ritual including a Lord's Prayer. Details are partial and garbled.
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The Kentucky convention, agreeing to a permanent chairman, backed Senator Lodge as head and moved to seating four delegates at large per state with one from each district plus additional delegates for districts with at least 7,000 Republican votes. Paul Howland unveiled rules reforms increasing the executive committee to 15 and adding an assistant secretary. women were favored for new slots. Depew and Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter addressed the crowd as Lodge enforced a five minute speaker limit.
At the AFL convention in Montreal labor factions clash over a voluntary arbitration body to curb rising costs and wage disputes. Irish delegates oppose league ratification terms, urging self determination. the federal employees group seeks civil service reclassification and higher pay tied to living costs.
The Better Business Club visited Kipton for a get acquainted tour drawing about 500 residents. Elyria merchants were welcomed by Mr Gibbs and Mayor Jones who urged local shoppers to support home merchants but not deny outsiders. Harry Davis Ben Schubert and Earl Greenland entertained with songs and Richwine Ice Cream supplied treats.
Rome June 9 Premier Nitti announces to the chamber that the cabinet has resigned. The brief statement follows a hurried cabinet meeting amid political turmoil.
New York June 9. Wall Street closes firm as rail stock reaction to reduced Chicago and Northwestern dividends pushes transport equities. Sugar futures ease with July at 19.50 and spot cotton middling at 40.00. Liberty bonds prices mixed. raw sugar quiet and refined steady.
The page lists closing figures for American Beet Sugar American Can American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting and Refining Anaconda Copper and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe with varied percent values and prices across the market session.
Cattle prices rise up to 25 cents on top grades while other classes hold steady. Calves bring 16 to 17 dollars, sheep and lambs show varied quotes with spring lambs around 16 to 17 dollars, hogs advance about five cents, and stocker types mixed with heavies and mediums at 15.25.
George R. Dougherty 49 died at home 337 Fifteenth street after a long four year illness. He is survived by his wife and three sons Earl Wilber and Lester of this city. Funeral services set for 9 a m Friday at St Mary's church.
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