Will Make Minority Report If Defeated
The Associated Press reports in San Francisco that Bryan Walsh Reed plan to oppose the administration plank on the treaty and league of nations at the convention. Substitutes may be offered in the credentials committee. if rejected, a minority report could be presented to the convention.
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Administration wins Georgia delegates at the Democratic convention
In San Francisco on June 26 the Democratic National Committee backed the Palmer group and rejected Senator James A. Reed of Missouri for a seat. The Georgia Palmer delegates were unanimously chosen 49 to 4, while Reed was denied 34 to 12 after a lengthy hearing. Clark Howell was reelected to the national committee.
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National’ Committee
Bradshaw Explains Proxy Transfer to Reed at Convention
James T. Bradshaw, alternate delegate from Missouri's Fifth District, turned over his proxy to Senator James A. Reed. Bradshaw said business prevented his attendance and he acted to preserve party harmony. Reed was empowered to vote in all convention matters while Bradshaw remained absent.
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Omaha Population Surges to 191604 in Decade
Omaha Nebraska's census count reaches 191604, up 67505 or 64.4 percent from 1910's 124096. The gain far exceeds prior increases, with much of the growth occurring over the past ten years as the city expands. Chinese Statesman Bigfurns: Washington June 26 Dr Wellington Ku Lao returns to Washington after two years abroad and will resume duties as Chinese minister after the Paris talks. He boards the Fayette for New York tomorrow.
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Democratic Convention Opens with No Clear Lead Yet
San Francisco June 26 The Democratic National Convention shows no clear ballot strength by candidates as delegates assemble. Seven hundred fifty six of 1092 delegates are uninstructed and 16 candidates are avowed or receptive. The contest centers on issues and Bryan's influence on the platform and permanent organization rather than pledged support.
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Harding Leaves for Secluded Week End
Washington June 26 Accompanied by Mrs Harding the Republican presidential nominee slipped from the capital to spend the weekend at a friend’s country home near state Texas or declined to say. He planned to return to his office next Tuesday and sought rest avoiding crowds. He conferred briefly with Senator and Mrs Medill McCormick of Illinois on women’s role in his campaign while preparing his acceptance speech. The first batch of 5 000 000 campaign posters and 16 000 000 campaign buttons arrived, with shortages delaying larger quantities. Swindlers Sentenced in Cansa City a jury found Mr and Mrs R B Samils guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses in a get rich quick scheme. They were sentenced to prison terms.
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Suffragists plan protests at Harding Coolidge notices
Miss Alice Paul of the National Woman's Party announced plans to demonstrate when Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge are formally notified as the Republican ticket. Demonstrations were set for Marion Ohio and Northampton Massachusetts, though the exact form remained undecided.
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Democrats Ponder Platform Problem in San Francisco
A June 26 Associated Press report from San Francisco outlines how prohibition, profiteering, labor relations, the League of Nations, and Irish questions dominate Democratic platform talks. The convention faces near-certain floor fights with Bryan and Palmer looming as pivotal figures in the debate over prohibition and League ratification amid party divisions.
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Atiff
Bryan
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Virginia
Knights of Collin Enter 79 Claim Advised
New York June 26 The Knights of Collin announced their European commissioner Edward L Hearn has been advised to enter a 79 claim against the...
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Knights of Collin
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Reed Faults National Committee Over Mo Senate Seat
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri decries the national committee action that rejected his credentials at the convention. He argues the move excludes a democratically elected senator for opposing the league of nations and vows to appeal to the credentials committee. He notes the odd seating of Panama Canal Zone delegates shows technicalities were ignored.
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