Tentative Foreign Relations Plank Draws Fire
The Republican platform sub committee debated a foreign relations plank opposing the treaty with reservations yet favoring ratification, while condemning Wilsons policy. It urged a firm Mexico policy to protect American rights and opposed Armenian mandates, with a cautious stance on league of nations references and peace resolution actions.
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Chicago
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Wilson
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Congress
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Senate
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Russia
Political Pot At Chicago Still Simmers In 1920s Race
W. F. Parrott reports from Chicago on the unsettled presidential contest. Lowden vs Wood remains volatile with Knox and Johnson floated as alternatives. internal party maneuvers and editorials hint at a cautious path to a safe nominee. Notes from the convention praise Louise Dodson, Gov. Harding, and upcoming Iowa figures while stressing unity over factional fights.
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Chicago
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Lowden
Lowden-Thompson
Lowen
Johnson
Borah
Knox
Allen
Kansas
Louise Dodson
Des Moines
National Organization
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Shasy
Cummins
Gov. Harding
Towa
H. H. Ferguseon
National indignities cited by bandits and insult
The passage condemns attackers for disrespect to national honor and dignity, portraying a sequence of insults by unknown bandits. It emphasizes a strong defensive stance and the need to uphold sovereign pride amid ongoing affronts. The tone is stern and admonitory.
Strange Bottle of Hoodh Turns Up Full and Empty
An elderly Pennsylvania delegate at the Republican national convention presented a large package to the resolutions committee claiming it contained material he wished looked into. Upon opening, the bottle revealed whisky. Senator Smoot, a teetotaler, was named to review the matter but sent it back without recommendation. The full committee did not act before the bottle’s contents disappeared again.
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Iowa
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New York Tribune
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Dubuque
William Hayes
Chauncey Depew
Chauncey
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Mack Hawk County
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Kansas
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Watson
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Senate Sub-Committee Fights Over Night Session Plans
The sub committee plans an all night fight over a contested proposal as senators McCormick Borah and Lodge clash. The convention delays push nominating talks to a later stage while unresolved platform issues loom, with potential full committee and convention speeches to follow.
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Resolutions Committee
Embargo on Coal Car Shipments to Lake Erie Ports
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an embargo on the supply of coal cars for moving bituminous coal in carload lots to any Lake Erie port for water transshipment. The embargo takes effect June 13 by permit only, issued from Washington, D. C.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lake Erie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Body of Blaine Moved to Augusta Memorial Park
The bodies of James G. Blaine, 1884 Republican presidential nominee and former secretary of state, and his wife Harriet were disinterred in Washington and moved to a memorial park near Augusta Statehouse in Maine for permanent rest.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
James G. Blaine
Harriet
Blaine
Statehouse
Augusta
Taft Arrives in Chicago En Route to New York
Former president Taft will land in Chicago tomorrow morning after crossing from the west. He will stay a few hours and then depart for New York and likely not attend the convention or participate in platform conferences.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Taft
New York
South Shore Horse Show Opens at Chicago South Shore
The annual South Shore Country Club horse show in Chicago opens today with many well known exhibitors entering thoroughbreds across classes. The event ends Saturday night with a hunt ball in old English style.
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South Shore Country Club
Newcomer at Dunlap Kills Wife and Self
Dunlap Iowa June 10 Patrick Ivan is alleged to have shot and killed his wife last night and then died by his own hand Mrs Ivan came here with five children from northern Iowa and took charge of a hotel Ivan arrived about a week ago they had quarreled since his arrival
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Dunlap
Patrick Ivan
Ivan
Iowa
Tt Is
Plans to Produce Movies on Americanization
The convention of the motion picture theatre owners of America agreed to produce 52 one or two reel pictures annually to promote Americanization. Scenarios will be written by noted authors and acted by stars, with one film released to 10 theatres each week.
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Associated Preas
Cleveland
Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America
Bloodhounds Trail Theft Suspects After Elevator Corn Loss
Thieves used a horse to haul away corn from the Walker Illinois elevator. Bloodhounds from F. M. Shores were brought to the scene this morning. Shores owns two dogs trained to follow horses and was called to assist in the pursuit.
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Walker
F. M. Shores
Copettes Capture Five Monkey House Mashers
New York deputy police commissioner Ellen O Grady placed two women police in the Central Park monkey house to trap flirtatious men between 2 and 5 pm. Five men were captured and handed to detectives outside. O Grady plans to repeat the bait each Sunday and holiday. An unrelated Philadelphia note mentions an old piano sold for 25 cents at a police auction.
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New York
Ellen O'Grady
Central Park
Fiynn and
Corrigan
Philadelphia
Johnson Sees Plank Defeat For International Bankers
Chicago June 10 Senator Johnson spoke with reporters amid reports of a treaty plank victory for Americanism over internationalism and bankers. He said the platform will align with Washington and Monroe, with no reference to the League of Nations. He suggested he may not attend the convention if not settled that way.
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Chicago
Johnson
Republican Party
Yam
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Washington
Monroe
League
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Lincoln
Farm extension work to be cut
Washington report says federal agriculture programs in Iowa and other states will be sharply reduced for the new fiscal year starting July 1 due to congressionally imposed cuts. Hog cholera eradication efforts will be abandoned in several states and field staff aiding farmers in saving hogs from cholera will shrink from 140 to 54, with reductions touching major hog producing areas where five to eight specialists are now assigned.
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Dickinson
Iowa
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Washington
Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
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Lowa
Department
Colorado Animals Go En Por Siege At Learning
Colorado Springs researchers report a surprising shift as cows roam campuses. Dean James G. McMurty found a gaunt Jersey cow atop textbooks, while Prof Roger H. Matten spotted another cow among Shakespeare. The trend extends beyond bovines into other animals browsing books.
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Colorado Springs
Calo
Colorado College
James G. McMurty
Roger H. Matten
Laboratory greeting and classroom intrusion reported
In a chemistry lab Professor Lavitt greeted horses while Misa Harland found a male in her classroom. Dr McMurty notes that regular students now frailing more than the animal inely do. Advertising to always NEWS.
Shipyards in Trieste Press on Material Shortages
In Trieste shipyards several large lines and cargo boats are under construction but shipbuilding remains limited due to shortages of steel and coal. A basin with running water and a barber's chair allows patrons to receive shampoo without leaving the chair.
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Trieste
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