Lowden Nomination Parade Drowns Out Convention Noise
A raucous parade by Lowden supporters at the convention features Albert Smith carried on shoulders amid flags and cheers. Delegates number around 206 plus, as the crowd loudly chants We Want Lowden and Lowden, Frank O. Lowden while leaders seek to quiet the disturbance and speed the meeting.
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Smith
Springfie
Merrow
Kentucky
Lowdon
Lowden
Oklahoma
Indiana
Deveridge
Pickett supports Lowden at convention in midwestern rally
Charles E. Pickett of Waterloo Iowa seconded Gov. Lowden’s nomination, praising a broad national platform and practical leadership. The scene included other speakers such as Mrs. Fletcher Dobbins of Chicago and Governor Morrow of Kentucky, emphasizing business efficiency and humanitarian policy as the path to victory.
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Beveridge
Charles E. Pickett
Waterloo
Gov. Lowden
Pickett
Pickett Eald
Republican Party
Lowden
Wis
Debrins C.lerd
Vletcher
Dobbins
Ciicage
Hinds
Fletcher Dobbing Salt
Tilincid
America
Prank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Morrow
Kentucky
Frank Lowden
Nomination Boost Aims to Bring Home the Bacon in November
A reader urges backing a candidate to secure the bacon for November and deliver strong powers and expertise. The appeal emphasizes practical gains and local impact if nominated and elected.
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Himy
Lome
Johnson Observers Rally for Johnson with Loud Demonstrations
Delegates in the hall erupted in loud cheers for Hiram Johnson as Rep Schall from Minnesota urged the convention to nominate him. Lodge struggled to restore order while the crowd pressed for a primary as Johnson’s backers fed another round of affirmations and political slogans.
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Senator Lodge
Representative Sehall
Congress
Minnesota
Senator Johnson
Sehall
Mr. Schall
Hiram Johnson
Philadelphia
Lodge
Schall
United States Steamer Huron Arrives Celebrated In Buenos Aires
The US shipping board steamer Huron reached Buenos Aires on June 4 after a 1912 day voyage from New York. A luncheon aboard honored the ship with guests from Argentina Uruguay and Brazil including Mayor Cantilo. Frederick Stimson touted a new North American passenger line to attract South Americans to the United States. The Huron will sail to New York on Saturday with Manuel Gombra, Paraguay’s president elect, among its passengers returning to Washington with his family.
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United States Shipping Board
Huron
New York
Cantilo
Uruguay
Brizal
Munson Line
Vasariq
Frederick J. Stimson
United States
Argentina
Europe
Manuel Gombra
Paraguay
Washington
Poles Achieve a Great Victory
Warsaw June 11 AP reports the Poles won a great victory after a long river Berosina battle that began May 19. The Polish communique says the enemy was definitively defeated on June 4 and on June 5 the Poles pushed most of the attackers beyond the Berosina taking 600 prisoners and seizing numerous machine guns.
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Warsaw
Berosina
Bovasina
Four Die by Suicide Aboard Army Transport Mount Vernon
Four persons aboard the army transport Mount Vernon killed themselves after one propeller broke off near the Virginia coast. Radio dispatches report the event but provide few details and do not name the individuals.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Italian strike called off after Bari protests
London dispatch says the general strike in sympathy with Bari province agricultural workers has been declared off. Hundreds of anarchists have been arrested.
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London
Bari
Italy
Rome
Central News
Carrie Chapman Catt Re elected Head of Suffrage Alliance
Geneva June 11. Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt was unanimously re elected president of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance at this morning's congress session. She agreed to accept the office despite yesterday's speech declaring retirement.
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Geneva
Carrie Chapman Catt
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Appleton and Johnsbury show population gains in June figures
Washington reports June population updates showing Johnsbury Vermont up 7.0 percent to 7163 residents and Appleton Wisconsin up 7.6 percent to 19561, with increases of 70 and 2788 respectively.
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Johnsbury
Appleton
Wis
Whist Expert Joseph Elwell Found Dead in New York
Mystery surrounds the June 1 death of Joseph Elwell a noted whist expert and author. He was found seated in his bedroom chair with a bullet wound to the forehead. Detectives call it murder. valuables and trophies remained untouched.
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New York
Joseph Elwell
Elwell
Gardner defeated by Tolley for British amateur title
Robert A. Gardner of Chicago loses to Cyril Tolley of Oxford in the British amateur golf championship at Muirfield on June 11. Tolley won on the thirteenth hole.
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Muirfield
Robert A. Gardner
Chicago
Cyril Tolley
Oxford University
Summer School Personnel and Visitors Listed
George Crawford, instructor at Pocatello High, has accepted a post at Idaho Tech as summer school instructor for several months. Boise visitors W S Rankin and T R Shurileft are in town. Miss Vera MacClay of Arimo is visiting for several days. Walter Feenfield and wife of Twin Falls are spending time here.
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Pocatello High School
The
Idaho Tech
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T. R. Shurileft
Boise
City
Vera MacClay of
Arimo
Walter Feenfield
Twin Falls
Russell’s
Rose's transfer stand at People's Produce Co
Brief notice lists Rose at 125 South Main for transfer services with phone 71 M and residence 340 J, indicating a local business listing in the directory.
Ebert Forgoes Candidacy Amid Party Objections
Berlin dispatch reports the Lokal Anzeiger states President Ebert will not run for the presidency due to objections within his own party he resents. The June 11 AP item notes no self nomination.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Ebert
Freight Moves Smoothly as Open Shop Stand Is Backed
Galveston Texas June 11 Loading of the steamer Comal with three months of freight congestion due to a dock workers strike continued smoothly. The ship is expected to sail for New York. An open shop association with about one hundred chartered members organized last night telegraphed Texas authorities their approval of Governor Hobby's action in sending troops to guard workers on the wharves.
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Galveston
Teax
New York
Texas
W. P. Hobby
Woolen Goods Not Wearing Apparel
Indictments charging profiteering against New York and Massachusetts woolen companies and William M. Wood were quashed by Federal Judge Mack. The defense showing that woolen goods did not constitute wearing apparel meant they fell outside the Lever Act.
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New York
Massachusetts
William M. Wood
Mack
Charles KB. Hughes
Proclamation Withdrawn After Wages Riots Hit Plant
Insurrection proclamation issued by Governor Beeckman May 28 in Pristol Illinois was withdrawn today following riots tied to a strike over wages at the National India Rubber company plants.
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Pristol
BR. Ty
Beeckman
National India Rubber Company
Polish minister in Paris seeks Teschen settlement talks
Stanislas Patek, Poland's foreign minister, traveling to Paris under resignation, holds full powers and will confer with Dr Edward Benes of Czechoslovakia to settle the Teschen controversy. The first conversation occurred today.
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Stanislan Patek
Skulski
Edward Benes
Czecho- Slovakia
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