Treaties and League Plank Dominates GOP Platform Debate
Chicago June 10 subcommittee adopted a treaty plank for the Republican platform opposing rapid ratification while praising some senators. The draft affirms opposition to League of Nations involvement, supports American ideals, and endorses an international conference to settle disputes. Delegates and critics debated whether to move the plank to the full committee, with concerns over reservations and potential defeats at the convention.
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Spectators Frustrated by Delayed Republican Convention Action
Spectators in Chicago react to a delayed convention session as the resolutions committee refines the platform draft. A heated vote and scattered disruptions mark the adjournment mood while officials push for progress on reforms amid ongoing debates.
Registration by Precinct Boards in Indiana Election Process
Registration by precinct boards outlines how inspectors and clerks will compose the boards, appoint inspectors, and require registration materials. It details duties, timetable, access to registration lists, and procedures for voters who are absent or unable to appear, reflecting county chairmen’s roles and state provisions.
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Max Jenger
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Women’s Vote Right Sparks State Registration Debate
A fragmented report notes plans for a universal registration law granting women the right to vote for all officers while details remain contested. It mentions separate ballot boxes for women and men, polling disparities, and costs, with political leaders weighing two day registration as a path to an expanded electorate.
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Shelburn youth freed on vagrancy charges in city court
Leondril Dies, a Shelburn resident, a 22 year old called slicker, was released from vagrancy charges in City Court Friday and sent home. A police reporter recounted his brief, troubled career tied to dice tricks and failed schemes, ending with a cautionary note about his downfall. A separate note mentions Washington Elks regular meeting with initiation and a social session to follow.
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Woman Shot by Patient Before Departure in Turbulent Incident
In Cincinnati a patient shot Miss Ethel Graves as she cared for him at the hospital. Miss Graves survived with injuries and was expected to recover. James Kane, age 37, died by shooting his own head after the incident, and hospital staff reported Kane’s act followed a fatal attraction. The episode occurred amid chaotic scenes with police and bystanders.
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Cincinnati
Ethel Gray
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Misa
Kane
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Republican Platform Drafts Seen At Chicago Meeting
A draft Republican platform prepared by the Republican National Committee sub committee is to be presented to the full committee. It covers Prohibition enforcement under the 18th Amendment, calls for government action on wage disputes, taxation limits, care for soldiers, and railroad and trade regulation. The document also stresses free speech, anti lynching, postal and telegraph service support, and a cautious tariff stance.
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Richards Coal Company Leaves the County in Turmoil
Local confusion surrounds the Richards Coal Company of Tayre Haube as talks on opening large ecodes fall apart over coal leases and land holdings. The firm plans to invest millions in mines if suitable coal is found, while community rumors about the Taendale basketball team and local matters circulate amid player and management changes.
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Tendale
Ed Traylor
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Hishop’s
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Coits
Glendald
Jenn
Traylor
Lendale
All Counties WI Send Representatives to County Meeting
Report from a county gathering shows delegates from Pike Greene Day and other counties set to name three representatives each for a county improvement project. The meeting at city hall aims to perfect the organization and discuss flood relief efforts for the White River area.
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Éditaratell
Owens
Greene
Dayiegs
Daves
Cums
Arel
Pete Hadden
Arthur Bowers
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Ahrose Gee
Missouri Democrats and Pershing Visit Discuss Nomination
Missouris delegation travels to Washington to invite General John J Pershing to accept a presidential nomination. The scene centers on political maneuvering within the Democratic Party as talks about securing Pershing as a nominee unfold amid national political tensions and local commentary.
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