Deadlock at Republican convention as Wood leads on fourth ballot
Washington press reports the 1920 Republican national convention adjourned after four ballots with Gen. Leonard Wood at 314 1 4 votes and Gov. Frank Lowden at 289, Johnson 140, leaving the nomination fight unresolved. Delegates caucus overnight to try to break the deadlock, with Pennsylvania and New York seen as pivotal as Penrose may dictate the outcome.
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Convention deadlock in Republican Nominating Fight
The New York delegation notes no single influence can shift Penrose or Pennsylvania, as Wood and Lowden lag far from the lead. Harding shows a dip from 64 to 61 percent, Johnson struggles for a timely speech, and Hoover is dismissed as a serious contender. Delegates demand funds talk to be quieted amid a wary convention atmosphere.
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Poles Claim Big Beresina Victory
Polish forces claim a major Beresina operation victory with 600 prisoners taken and boats destroyed. The report cites advances near Kiev and continued Soviet activity around Chernihiv as the Dnieper front shifts.
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Harding for Senator Declares Candidacy in Columbus
In Columbus on June 11 Warren G. Harding announced his candidacy for the Senate. The filing occurred at the Secretary of State’s office just before midnight. The announcement follows political maneuvering in the state capital and signals a campaign stance for Harding.
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AFL TO FIGHT REPUBLICAN PARTY OVER LABOR PLATFORM
Montreal June 16 The American Federation of Labor prepared to back the Democratic party in exchange for labor platform concessions while leaders say the nonpartisan program remains. They condemn the Republicans and press for labor ideals at the convention. Pacific coast delegates push to study forming a labor party. Gompers says actions won t derail the nonpartisan plan.
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Adjour nment Upends Wood Camp Plans at Convention
Chicago June 11 Four ballots at the Republican national convention failed to yield a nominee. Wood Lowden and Johnson remained the leading trio with Borah Butler and La Follette among others in play. Johnson held balance of power as adjournment was pressed after the fourth ballot, with delegates voting to continue balloting and avoid a late night adjournment.
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Wild Demonstrations At Chicago Nominating Convention
Sweltering heat fills Coliseum as delegates erupt in loud demonstrations for Wood and Lowden. Gen Wood’s supporters wave banners and a 6-foot lithograph as Mrs Roosevelt’s sister seconded the nomination. The gallery roars with cheers and protesters, while Lodge and Smoot manage an extended session amid drumbeats and flags.
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Wood and Lowden Drive for Republican Nomination
1920 Washington Post dispatch from June 11 reports Wood and Lowden gaining steam in the Republican presidential race as Johnson’s delegates waver. Michigan splits, Oregon and North Carolina drift away, and Sproul and Harding vie for support while Butler and Crane influence New York and Massachusetts delegations.
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Baker Answers Pershing Letter
Secretary Baker wrote Gen Pershing yesterday that if he follows his wish to retire soon he believes President Wilson would grant the request. The letter references Congress actions and urges Pershing to consider the impact on military reorganization and future service to the country. Baker notes the president would need him in emergencies after retirement and that his continued readiness remains valued.
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