Republican Party reorganizes for 1932 campaign chair appointed
Everett Sanders of Indiana is named national committee chair with Hoover backing. The meeting, held after the convention, praised retiring leaders and re-elected officers. Treasurer J R Nutt warns of lower contributions while stressing volunteer help amid the campaign finances. Also noted is a sermon on marriage preparation by Rev F Ferguson of Nottingham England.
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Chicago
Everett Sarmters
Indiana
National Committee
Sanders
Coolidge
Hoover
Brown
Republican Party
Curtis
Fess
Senator Fess
Ohio
Hubert Work
Colorado
Daniel E. Pomeroy
New Jersey
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
Ralph Williams
Oregon
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
J. R. Nutt
Cleveland
George de Bheim
James Francis Burke
Treasury
Nutt
Dolly Ganns Dramatic Victory Quietly Outshines Rival
Dolly Gann smiles through worry as Kansan result swings 75 votes in Harbord’s favor at the convention. Silas Strawn announces opposition defeat while Curtis family and supporters cheer as Dolly, tied to Roosevelt rivals, seals a pivotal win amid lingering gossip about Teddy Roosevelt Jr. involvement.
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Silas Strawn
Dolly
Curtis
Harry
Harry Curtis
New York
Harbord
Alice
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Teddy Roosevelt Jr
Montana Delegates Satisfied After Convention Hustle
Montana delegates praised the convention results as the St Lawrence waterway issue gained momentum and Indian citizenship recognition. They urged support for Hoover with eleven votes, then scattered to homeward plans as members joined national committee meetings and city officials visited the delegation HQ. The group included Leavitt Dixon Leithold and families, with visits by Glendive Mayor W E Martin and others.
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St. Lawrence
Hoover
Leavitt
Dixon
Washington
Leithold
Wisconsin
Gunn
St. Paul
Campbell
Rowland
Joe Scanland
L. O. Evans
National Committee
Berry
W. E. Martin
Glendive
Frank Roche
Billings
Butte
Sam Dinsmore
Missoulan
Orchard Homes
Joe Dorsey
Milwaukee
North Carolina Democrats Adopt Stance on Prohibition
In Raleigh on June 16 the state Democratic convention adopted a platform that straddles the prohibition issue. It recognizes the people's right to change the constitution but vows enforcement of prohibition.
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Raleigh
N. C
U.P
North Carolina
Chilean counter revolt rocks Santiago as troops clash
Rebellious troops advance on the palace while Colonel Marmaduke Grove, defense minister and junta member, hides in a room and orders loyal reinforcements. Gunfire fills the streets as planes, star shells, and rockets light the sky and garrisons storm the capital.
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Marmaduke Grove
Montero
Grove
Santiago
Midwestern Delegations Seek Grasshopper Count Funds
Congressional groups from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Nebraska met to renew efforts for an agricultural appropriation. They urged the Senate to return the bill to conference and restore funds eliminated by the House.
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Washington
Senate
House
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Hoover Gurtig 10 Lead Party At Nomination Show
Delegates at the Republican convention roared in support as Hoover and Curtis were nominated unanimously. Hoover received 1,12614 votes with rivals Dawes and Harbord among others, while Curtis led vice presidential ballots amid high enthusiasm and staged demonstrations in the Kansas City arena.
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Hoover
Kansas City
Coolidge
Charles G
Dawes
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
James Wadsworth
New York
Curtis
Kansas
MacNider
Hanford MacNider
Canada
American Legion
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Alvin T. Fuller
Massachusetts
J. Leonard Replogle
Florida
Bertrand Snell
Charles G. Dawes
Williams. Kenyon
Iowa
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
T. David Ingalls
Ohio
Mr. Hoover
Senate
France
L. B. Sandblast
Portland
Ore
Snell
New Yorker
Roscoe Conkling Simms
Chicago
Booker T. Washington
Charles Scott
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Alabama
Replogle
Harbord
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Puller
Illinois
Indiana
Kenyon
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mainé
Maryland
Fuller
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Washington
Hurley
West Virginia
Couzens
MacNidder
Wyoming
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Bingham
Mawes
Ingalls
Martin
Replogie
Jatrreees
Scewasns Bingham
Liquor plank at GOP convention stirs partisan debate in Montana
Democratic leaders condemn the liquor plank as a split the party cannot ignore while Republicans praise it as a balance between wets and dries. Montana figures, including Gov. McDowell and Paul Huddloff, weigh repeal and federal supervision amid national debates over the Eighteenth Amendment.
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South
Kansas
Utah
J. Bruce Kremer
W. W. McDowell
Democratic State Central Committee
James E. Murray
Democratic County Central Committee
Paul A. Huddloff
Walter Holliday
Republican Central Committee
Mr. Kremer
Uncle Sam
Lincoln
Montana
Democratic National
Republican City Central Committee
Walt Holliday
Republican Party
T. J. B. Shanley
Roosevelt For President
Democratic Victory Loan
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Col- Vert Dert Co
Terminal Drug Co
Ither Drug Stores
Prohibition plank sparks mixed reaction at convention
Democratic county chair James E. Murray criticizes the Republican prohibition plank as vague and evasive. He says voters deserve a straight vote on returning liquor control to the states. John B. Tansil, Billings candidate for attorney general, calls the Republican stance meaningless and predicts a Democratic national sweep.
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James E. Murray
Republican Platform Committee
John B. Tansil
Billings
Butte
Curtis Nomination Upsets Old Precedent in Republican Party
S Sherman of New York was renominated with President Taft. Despite being 72, Curtis remains a vigorous campaigner who has toured the country before and vows to go again. Supporters cite his proven record while critics cite his age and anti prohibition stance. A roadside explosion near Arras France killed two men from a pile of battlefield bombs.
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Curtis
S. Sherman
New York
Taft
New England
East
Arras
France
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G. O. P. National Committee
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Ritchie
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Galena
Butte, Mont
Hoover-Gurtig
Joseph L. Scott
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Scott
United States
Herbert Hoover
Simeon Fess
John Piggin
Jolo
ACTIO
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Wilson
Weins Montanay
MENS
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Peer Sten
Erywaes
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