National Convention Opens in San Francisco in 1912 Style
AP report from San Francisco describes the first Western national political convention, with a large crowd, an ornate hall, color guard, a military band, and a dramatic flag drop as delegates prepare to hear President Wilson honored for guiding the party through seven troubled years.
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Fehrenbach Denounces Versailles Burdens at Reichstag Opening
Berlin June 28 Konstantin Fehrenbach chancellor declares Germans barely recognize Versailles burdens. He says Germany must fulfill treaty stipulations as far as possible and acknowledges the heavy obligations imposed by the peace settlement.
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Senator Harding Busy as a Bee on Washington Trip
Washington June 28 Senator Harding Republican presidential nominee returns to Washington after weekend at Senator Frélinghuysen’s estate in New Jersey He plans to meet Governor Calvin Coolidge Wednesday to discuss campaign plans and acceptance speeches Mrs Harding and Senator Kellogg accompany him A good luck horseshoe from Charles Dorsuch of Martinsburg Pa accompanies the visit, recalling a prior horseshoe in 1916 for the nomination effort.
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Minnesota
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Massachusetts
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Reed Seat Claim Reviewed By Credentials Committee
The credentials committee of the Democratic national convention in San Francisco agreed to hear Reed of Missouri claim a seat as delegate. Opponents argued lack of jurisdiction but were dismissed. hearings were set, with one hour per side. The Georgia case involving Palmer delegates and Clarke Howell was noted, with Oregon expected to contest.
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Nomination Papers Filed For County Sheriff and State Senator
Rep Repert reports Redman hesitated before filing for sheriff as the Republican nominee. Frank A. Stephan, prosecuting attorney, is named as filing for the same office. State Senator Seaver announced Saturday that he filed his nomination in the county clerk’s office for state senate.
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Prominent Wallace Merchant Seeks Twin Falls Tract Interest
In early days Henry Hawes, a well known merchant of Wallace, attends to his interests on the Twin Falls tract. He owns two tracts and is actively engaged in securing prospects on the property. The Associated Press reports Hawes is examining opportunities and managing holdings in the area.
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McAdoo Urges Labor to Block Reactionary Forces
William G McAdoo released a letter urging all labor groups to unite and actively oppose the reestablishment of reaction in America. Dated June 19 the missive responds to John Mulholland of the Metal Trades Council who praised McAdoo as a leading Democratic presidential candidate. The letter stresses liberal progressive policies, rights of humanity over property, and a call for intelligent, energetic labor action to defend democracy and the masses.
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Sergeant BoutRiulle Sets Claim Of 19 500 Foot Jump
Dayton reports Sergeant Boutrille at McCook Field made a parachute jump claimed at 19 500 feet from an aircraft piloted by Sergeant Madan. He emerged from the fuselage as wind tore the tail, injuring his arm and leg ligaments. He landed near German Town ten miles west of Dayton with the parachute torn, while the plane landed safely.
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Mexicans to Review Famous Jenkins Case
Mexico City June 28 The Jenkins case involving former American consular agent William Jenkins at Puebla is to be reopened. Witnesses for the prosecution from the prior trial will be examined to verify if they were compelled to testify. Jenkins asks that the long case be resolved. Forty Indians were to testify today in Puebla's first criminal court over allegedly false accusations against Jenkins.
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Mexico City
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Puebla
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Paris Urges International Organization for Europe Economic Solv
Paris June 28 Hugostun n es German capitalist and director of Woermann Shipping urges creation of a large international organization to solve European economic problems. He advocates a France German solidarity basis for the organization per Bertin disputch quoted in Matin.
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McAdoo Refuses Talk on Nomination at Home
Huntington, June 28 Associated Press reports William G. McAdoo told a newspaperman at his country home he does not want to be disturbed about politics. He refused to discuss the Democratic National Convention or related matters, saying he would rather learn of developments from the newspapers and would not be reached by telephone. The piece notes further activity in San Francisco as party leaders consider nominating someone and rally undecided delegates.
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Democrats Hold Firm Grip on Platform Committee Fight
San Francisco June 28 The platform and resolutions committee of the Democratic National Convention, chaired by Glass of Virginia with Robinson of Arkansas slated as permanent chair, shows administration control as Bryan and wets push for dry planks while others press for prohibition and league of nations stances. The panel, with one member from each state, includes supporters and opponents across the spectrum, and a three day timeline for a final draft is anticipated, possibly followed by minority reports.
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