Wood Nominated at Republican Convention in Chicago
General Leonard Wood receives formal nomination from Governor Allen of Kansas with Frank Knox seconding. The crowd roars as Lodge presides and roars from Wood supporters fill the Coliseum. Theodore Roosevelt memorial resolution passes amid cheers.
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Pittsburg
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Allen
General Wood
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Wood
William J. Bryan
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Illinois
Lowden
Mllinois
California
Johnson
Smoot
Ood
Thompson and Lowden Affiliates Resign Over Delegate Allegations
Chicago June 11 AP Thompson and Samuel A. Kittelson resign as delegates at large citing purpose to back Governor Lowden. they say state convention pressured votes and campaign expenses would have affected endorsements. The Republican National Convention faced heat and exhaustion as Johnson Lowden and Wood led nominations with early balloting and significant speeches by women.
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Chicago
Tiompacn
Samuel A. Kittelson
lUsela
Lowden
Governmor Lowden
Lowden Nominated as Republican Leader in Iowa Rally
At the convention, General Weed and Governor Lowden were placed in nomination while Senator Johnson and Representative Rodenberg spoke for Lowden. Delegations from Illinois Iowa Oklahoma Connecticut Arkansas and Kentucky joined a large parade with six foot lithographs as Lowden backers displayed zeal and pictures amid cheering galleries.
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Johnson
Arkansas
Illinois
William A. Redenberg
Brodenberg
Rodenberg
Lowdon
Iowa
Illlinois
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Connecticut
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Rover
Rudge Miller
Herbert Hoover
Nathan Miller
Syracuse
Mr. Hoover
Seasion
Miller
Hoover
California
Smoot
L. F. Morrison
Chicago
Charles S. Wheeler
Wilson
William G. McAdoo
Mr. Wheeler
Johnson Forces
Victory
Hiram
America
Wood scores 287 1 2 votes first ballot
Coliseum Chicago June 11 AP At five o clock this afternoon the Republican convention finished hearing nominating speeches and began balloting on the first ballot select. State by state tallies show Wood leading among contenders with significant support from Alabama Arkansas California and other states while Johnson Lowden Coolidge Hoover and others receive scattered votes.
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Lowdon
Pritchard
North Carolina
Butler
Alexander Dunnett
Misslebury
Chicago
Alabama
Lowden
Wood
Johnson
Harding
Altgone
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Coleman Dupont
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Sproul
Coolidge
Rutter
Louisiana
Poindexter
Dupont
Main
Hoover
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Jetter C. Pritchard
Marion Butler
New York
Ogden Mills
Nicholas Murray Butler
Mills
Helen Varick Boswell
Johnson and Hoover vie for renomination at Republican convention
Delegates at the Republican convention nominate Johnson and Hoover amid noisy displays. California’s Wheeler advocates Johnson, while New York’s Mills backs Butler and Ohio’s Willis promotes Harding. Nominated leaders include Butler, Harding, Sproul, Poindexter, and Johnson with clashes over campaign funds and rhetoric.
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New York
Poindexter
Harding
Coollice
Lowden
Hoover
Wood
Butler
North Carolina
Johnson
Pritchard
Utah-Idaho Sugar officials cited in profiteering complaints
A federal complaint filed by P. E. Marrinan charges Utah-Idaho Sugar company and eight officials including Heber J. Grant and C. W. Nibley with exploiting high sugar prices. The case lists multiple entities in Pocatello and Boise and details alleged excessive pricing from May 1920. The matter, first profiteering case in Pocatello, will proceed via United States Marshal after transfer to Boise for custody and preliminary hearings.
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Uah-Id Sugar Company
Utah
Heber J. Grant
C. W. Nibley
Merrill Nibley
Thomas RB. Cutler
H. G. Whittley
W. T. Pyper
Utah-Idanoy Sugar Company
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Pocatello
Bannock
District of Idaho
Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institution
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
Cone
Ant
Towit
Co. W. Mibley
Thomas R. Cutler
H. G. Whitney
H Love
Idaho Wholesale Grocery Company
Idaho Wholesale Grocery
Idaho
Salt Lake
United States
Turner
Boise
Austrian Cabinet Resigns After War Armistice
The Austrian cabinet led by Chancellor Karl Renner has resigned after a meeting with Social Democrats. The break arose over a minister of war decree on army discipline, and a new coalition cabinet is expected to form pending elections.
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Vienna
Karl Renner
Renner
Social Democrats
Lipton Arrives in New York Ahead of America's Cup Challenge
Sir Thomas Lipton, owner of Shamrock IV, arrived in New York on June 11 and declared his yacht superior to American challengers Vanities and Resolute as the yachting classic approaches.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Vanities
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