Hoover Seen Choice For Vice President At RNC
Cleveland June 11 The Republican National convention moved toward a running mate decision with Herbert Hoover, General James Harbord, or Charles Curtis as leading candidates. Earlier candidates like Lowden Borah and Kenyon faded as insiders and cabinet members debated behind the scenes.
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Herbert Hoover
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoor
James G. Harbord
Belleau "Wood
U. S
Charles “Curtis
Kansas
Lake Erie
Statler
Larry
Western delegates press for anti Hoover ticket at Cleveland rally
A bloc of Iowa Minnesota Kansas and Dakota delegates met at the Winton hotel to push for a western agricultural balance in the Republican ticket. They opposed Herbert Hoover and James Harbord and favored Kenyon Borah or L. J. Dickinson as a western candidate. They insist their move is not insurgent but for party unity amid fanning tensions surrounding Weeks Mellon eastern influence.
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Lowden
Wm. S. Kenyon
Iowa
Senate Farm Bloc
Marion Leroy Burton
Calvin Coolidge
Harbord
Hoover
Curts
War Weeks
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Cleveland
Minesota
Kansas
Dakotas
Herbert Hoover
James G. Harbord
William Kenyon
Wai E Horah
Northwestern
Hotel Winton
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
Charles T. Cessna
the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
Winton
LeFollette
Kenyon
Borah
L. J . Dickinson
House
Minnegota
Strom
Nebraska
Ilinois
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Missouri
Indiana
Whey
Wrehath
Wall
la Follette
Delage
Rockies
Blaim
Tater News Service
Hin_ky Dink
Neb
Kan- Bas
Republican Civic Display Inspires Satire And Legal Victory
A Columbus dispatch describes a political convention scene with a colorful, satirical narrator admiring Republican pageantry including badges, signboards, and a display featuring liberty and prosperity. The piece notes a legal win for Late-Cabinet Co. of Marietta against Globe Wernicke Co. of Cincinnati, with the state supreme court sustaining an $81 643.80 verdict as established by Hamilton County courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Maretta
Hamilton County
Globe Wernicke Company
Cincinnnati
Otate Eupreme
Filipinos Oppose General Wood Foe in Platform Debate
Cleveland June 11 1920 Filipinos resist adding a Wood favorable plank to the Republican platform They condemn any eulogy of Governor General Wood and threaten to counter with strong criticism They argue Wood’s policies did not aid Philippine self government and name leaders Guevara Quimena Bocobe and Buquan among opponents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
George E. Durno
Cleveland
Chicago
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Wood Philippine
Independence Mission
United States
Coolidge
Wood
Senate
Taft
General Wood
Philippine Islands
Endogayor
Pedro Guevara
Resi- Dent Philippine
Sergio Qimena
Jorge Bocobe
University of the Philippines
G. Buquan
Women urged into politics by first female Republican chair
Mrs Elizabeth P. Martin, 55, elected chairman of the Committee on Permanent Organizations, the first woman to hold such a post in the party. She advocates that women enter politics to influence welfare and public life, stressing they must be prepared to elect men who will address their concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cessna
Hanford Macnnder
Iowa
The
American Legion
Martin
Helen Fox Cleveland
Republican Party
Elisabeth P. Martin
Tharein
Mrs. Martin
Emile
National convention ramble from Cleveland reporter
A Cleveland correspondent reports a limp convention scene with idle crowds and no band. He chats with barbers, bellboys, and Kin Hubbard about a VP prospect, the circus acts in town, and the city’s dull political mood awaiting nomination details.
Must Use Vote and the Call for Women to Act
A column urges women to use the vote, noting their welfare work and energy. Mrs Martin is described as a pragmatic, experienced leader, not a radical or flamboyant activist. The new chairman of the Committee on Permanent Organizations is portrayed as a capable woman with a political career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Acico
Manais
Card players shot in New York restaurant feud claim
In New York at the Garden restaurant an unseen gunman fired through a door killing 36 year old Ane Tortorello and mortally wounding 35 year old Nicholas Zola. Police suspect a little Italy feud as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tortorello
Nicholas Zola
Palice
Italy
Missouri men fly to convention to back Hyde nomination
Frank Middleton and Lidut Fred Nelson of Jefferson City flew to the convention in Cleveland to promote governor Arthur M. Hyde of Missouri for vice president. The plane trip from Missouri's capital took five hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Frank Middleton
Lidut
Fred
Nelson
Jeffatson City
Ohio Farm Bureau darkens all counties for reorganization
Statewide reorganization announced at Columbus headquarters shows every Ohio county has been invited to reconstitute its county bureau for a second three year term. In Cleveland Harry M. Daugherty recovered from a poisoning scare and cancelled a GOP delegation meeting. In Coshocton the Tuscarawas and Walhonding rivers rose to a high stage after recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Coshocton
Lemit Eley
Consul General Kemper threatened at Yokohama
A Japanese worker threatened Consul General Kemper at the Yokohama consulate with a drawn dagger demanding aid against enforcement of the exclusion measure. The assailant was arrested. Albanian rebels hold Tirana and are near creating a provisional government as government forces retreat.
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TORIO
Fe of
Counsul
Kemper
Yokohama
Japaneas
Mnian
London
Legation
Tirans
Archival tribute lauds Calvin Coolidge as steady leader
The passage honors Calvin Coolidge amid post Harding era, praising his patriotism and public service. It highlights his role in armament limits and U S disarmament progress, noting improvements since 1921 in industry, credit, and international relations under Republican leadership.
Convention Temper Shown Senator La Follette Debated
Medill McCormick reports at the Republican convention in Cleveland that the gathering felt like a college commencement. He notes divided views on Robert M. La Follette and predicts ongoing GOP maneuvering ahead of November.
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Ben. McCormick
O. P
Medill McCormick
Cleveland
Bryan
Bis
National Committee
Theodore Burton
Gwao
Beveridge Leads Fight on World Court Approval
Indiana Senator Beveridge declares opposition to the World Court plank at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. The dispute centers on adherence to the Harring Hughes Coolidge plan for a permanent international court under the League of Nations. The convention recessed as delegates debate the platform.
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Beveridge
Cleveland
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Albert J
Indiana
Haring-Hughes-Coolidge
Permanent Court O International Justice
League of Nations
Uni
Two Liquor Arrests and a Gambling Incident
In Lorain on June 11 the booze squad arrested two men for illegal liquor possession. FP Long EK on Alat Street had a still and two quarts of raisin jack and was fined 500 dollars and costs. Stanislaw Wornek on Cambridge Street had a quart and also paid 500 dollars and costs. Roosevelt Morrison was caught in a game with a revolver and bound over to the grand jury under 1000 dollar bond. Tonight 17 graduates from Lorain High School will hear Fr Shankland on Adjuvant Education Need of Every Day Life.
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Lorain
B. Long EK
Alat Street
Stanislaw Wornek
Cambridge Street
Rooosevelt
Tors
FR. Shankland
Ulfe
Amherst
Jocal Grange
Odd Fellows Hall
A. K. Jenne
W. F. M. Society of the Methodist Church
John Hodman
Wm. Bodman
Otto Knoble
John Michael
W. G. Schaeffer
Bridge Club
Beaver Park
Bridge
F E. Eastman
Daily Vacation Bible School
VermiHon River
Mrs George Beavor Seeks Divorce in Multiple Cases
Three divorce filings reported. Wilma Joboggy accuses Gabriel Joboggy of extreme cruelty with June alleged kicking and biting. Grace Polgar is accused by James Folgar of neglect cruelty and adultery. Martha Beaver seeks divorce from George Beaver for gross neglect of duty.
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Wilma Joboggy
Gabriel Joboggy
Vulcan Street
James Folgar
Grace Polgar
Hhe
Martha Beaver Ashe
George Beaver
Canada
Cascade Stars and Gray Socks Set Saturday Showdown
The Cascade Stars and the Ely Gray Socks will play a ball game at Cascade Park Saturday afternoon at 2 30. The teams are colored and well matched. Gray Socks seek more games. Call George Morem at 25 West Avenues or phone 2063.
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Cascade Stars
Ely
Cascade Park
George M
Orem
West Avenues
Markets and prices from Cleveland and New York trading
The clashing market notes show Cleveland produce prices for butter eggs and vegetables with terms like Firsts and Packing. New York opening session reports a strong stock market led by railroads and steel with American and other industrials advancing. Cleveland live stock results show cattle calves and sheep with moody demand and top prices around 11.08 and 19.0 for sheep.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York Stre
N.Y
Claveland Livva
Je Il
Eves Land
Het Moody
Amherst Mine Lucy Horn Surprise Mr. Regart
Amherst Mine Lucy Horn hosts a surprise birthday gathering for August Segart in Amherst on Saturday evening with cards mugak and a luncheon. Guests included Charles Bruce Martin Schroeder Arthur Grugle Frank Andy Carl Segart Lawrence Wissinger and families. Segart received many gifts.
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Regart Amherst
Segart
Charles Bruce
Martin Schroeder
Arthur Grugle
Frank Andy
Carl Segart
Lawrence Wissenger
Remarkable relief claimed from Mayr's Remedy
A reader reports a wife suffered four years with bloating and poor appetite. After unsuccessful medical treatment and surgery, a bottle of Mayr's Remedy relieved catarrhal mucus and inflammation, improving stomach and related ailments. The testimonial praises the simple preparation.
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Daodor
Mayr
Pragne
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Sam
Clervland
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Robert M. la Follette
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Crogade Stars
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Seeley Ave
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C. Wise
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L. E. Wisainger
August Segart
F. R. Powers
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Ed Pritch
F. O. Delbridge
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