Second Session Opens During Republican National Convention
The second session of the Republican national convention convened at the Coliseum at 11 o'clock. Temporary officers were made permanent by a unanimous vote, with Senator Harding named permanent chairman. Delegations from Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, and Iowa prepared to address the platform, as the resolutions committee announced members from Alabama to Wyoming. Harding delivered a keynote praising true American defense, tariff protection, and industrial self reliance, while criticizing Democratic policy and urging unity among progressives. A note on the Norway general strike and related unrest also appears in the report.
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List of Republican national committee members in 1920s era
Chicago June 8 list of men selected for the Republican national committee by state includes Alabama O D Street Arkansas H L Remmel California W H Crocker Colorado Hubert Work Florida tenry S Chubb Georgia Henry S Jackson Idaho Joan W Hart Illinois William Hale Thompson Indiana James A Hemenway Iowa John T Adams Kansas Fred B Branley Kentucky A T Hert Louisiana Armand Romain Maine Frederick Hale Maryland William P Jackson Massachusetts W Murray Crane Michigan Charles B Warren Mississippi L B Moseley Missouri J A Babler Nebraska R B Howell Nevada H H Humphreys New Hampshire F W Estabrook New Jersey Franklin Murphy New Mexico Thomas B Catron North Carolina John M Morehead North Dakota Gander Olsen Ohio Rick Hynicka Oklahoma J J McGraw Oregon Ralph B Williams Pennsylvania Boles Penrose Rhode Island William P Shemell Booth Dakota Willie C Cook Tennessee Jesse M Littleton
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Committee On Permanent Organization
Harding Pyrmanent
Dig
Favorite Sons
Platform Toitay
Michigan
Missouri
Ti Hois
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Committee On Resolutions
Alabama
Wright
Arizona
John B. Wright
Arkansas
John J. Worthington
Galifornia
J. G. Mott
Colorado
C. W. Waterman
Connecticut
Charles Hopkins Clark
Delaware
Ruby
Vail
Florida
M. B. MacFarlane
Georgia
B. J. Davis
Idaho
Williams
Borah
Martin B. Madden
Indiana
Fred A. Sims
Howard J. Clark
Kanas
Charles F. Scott
Kentucky
J. M. Robison
Louisiana
A. Trufant
Maine
John A. Peters
Maryland
Thomas M. Bartlett
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
B.S. Hanchett
Minnesota
George H. Sullivan
Mississippi
L. B. Redmond
Kerryman Henwood
Montana
J. M. Burlingame
Nebraska
Peter Jansen
Nevada
Samuel Platt
New Hampshire
George H. Moser
New Jersey
Hamilton Kean
New Mexico
A. B. Fall
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
North Carolina
Marion Butler
North Dakota
J. EB. Paulson
Paul Howland
Oklahoma
T. B. Ferguson
Oregon
Chicago
Republican National Committee
O. D. Street
H. L. Remmel
California
W. H. Crocker
Hubert Work
Tenry S. Chubb
Henry
A. T. Hert
Armand Romain
Frederick Hale
William P. Jackson
W. Murray Crane
Charles B. Warren
L. B. Moseley
J. A. Babler
R. B. Howell
H. Humphreys
F. W. Estabrook
Franklin Murphy
Thomas B
Kitchener of Khartum Fakerecorded as Great Britain's War Leader
Earl Kitchener of Khartum, England's most famed living soldier, who rose from Egypt and South Africa to become secretary of war, is reported killed with his staff in the destruction of the cruiser Hampshire off the Orkney Islands. Born June 24, 1850, in Ireland, he earned fame and ranks including barony, viscountcy, earldom, and field marshal. He never married. A picture shows Kitchener and the Hampshire.
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National Progressives Emphasize Preparedness Platform
Chicago June convention reconvened with a draft platform urging a navy second to none a standing army of 250000 and universal military training under federal supervision The platform also reaffirms reforms suffrage tariff regulation conservation and resource development and pledges to meet any leading party. Arthur J Garford to stay on as Ohio member of the national committee.
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Progressive National Convention
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Arthur J. Garford
Ohio
Progressive Cacus
William Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
E. E. Erskine
Steubenville
H. Tinken
Canton
Efforts to Mend Situation Face Obstacles in Progressive Rift
Chicago June 8 Efforts to mend the situation include another attempt to persuade Progressive leaders to delay action George W Perking and other Progressive leaders resist radical bids while hoping to curb Hiram Johnson style push for Roosevelt nomination Plans show as yet uncertain and are described as ancient Propreert for Bulubrides Colby speech Governor Hiram Johnson of California is set to speak Bankers, families attacked in Texas family listed as F H Goodnight wife killed husband injured in bank incident at Vandsland Texas No motive known. police continue investigation as the true lives of those affected are central to the unfolding case
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George W. Perking
Hiram Joansen
California
Colby
Hiram Jonson
W. C. A. Meeting At Mrs Daugherty Home
The W. C. A. met at Mrs Daugherty's East Gambier Street home with good attendance. After minutes and reports the president Mrs Harry Turner spoke of Mrs Bates's loss and the Home's sick. New members voted in: Mrs J Wood Mrs Zelsloft Mrs Ulverly and Aira Dwight LaFever. Refreshments followed as the hostess and committee served. The purple bags totaled $25.12 with various donations listed from several individuals and groups.
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East Gambier Street
Harry Turner
Bates
J. ©. Wood
Mra
Mary
Laura Pickard
Baptist Church
Arnold
Frederick Sturges
Sarah Uunnick
Brown
Parrott
Hottman
Dickey
Illness Delays Case in Ohio Trial
Sudden illness of attorney B. Sapp, representing the defendant in the Suite of Ohio versus Harry B. Worley, delayed the trial until next Monday at 9 o'clock. Testimony near completion on Thursday. it was hoped to finish this afternoon before the illness interrupted proceedings.
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Ohio
Harry B. Worley
Sapp
Worley Charged With Shooting With Intent To Kill
Worley faces charges for shooting with intent to kill. The case proceeds in the county court as prosecutors outline alleged details and potential motives while denying immediate motive claims.
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Miss Lyon to Sing Delilah at Wooster Festival
Higu Hershberg-Lyon, a May festival artist, will perform Delilah in Wooster on June 13 as Wooster University Choral Society presents Symphonies Delilah. The event highlights a local university choir and featured soloist in a classic opera role.
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