Illinois Convention Divides Over Republican Platform
Springfield May 10 The Illinois Republican state convention showed no compromise between Gov Lowden and Chicago Mayor Thompson as the platform from Cook County was debated. Rodenberg blasted Democrats while Lowden and Thompson prepared for a floor fight with a roll call.
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Illinois
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Treaty Split Draws Campaign Line Over Versailles Pact
President Wilson urges Democrats to endorse the Versailles treaty and condemn Lodge reservations, framing the issue as a test of national honor. Senator Lodge counters, signaling a sharp 1920 style clash likely to unfold at San Francisco with Hitchcock leading administration forces.
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Webster City Murder Spree Sparks Iowa-wide Hunt
Harvey Beasley, 25, reportedly killed wife and two sons in Webster City then fled east. Police trace him toward Waterloo after sightings near Iowa Falls and Lowa Falls, with a 42-caliber revolver and dope habit noted. Multiple patrols, including Hamilton and Waterloo forces, seek capture.
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Twenty six radicals arraigned on treason conspiracy charges
Twenty six members of the Communist Labor party pleaded not guilty before Judge Oscar Hebel to day on conspiracy to overthrow the government. Prominent defendant William Bross Lloyd, millionaire andCLP official, faced the court as others connected with the organization were named in the case.
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Big Bill) Haywood
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Seattle
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Lodge Likely Keynoter for GOP National Meet
Chicago May 10 The Republican national committee begun work on a temporary chairman for the June convention and other pre convention business A two day session was anticipated Senator Lodge was the only name publicly linked to the role Women showed strong presence with 80 delegates or alternates from states including Washington Georgia Rhode Island and North Carolina The executive committee postponed hearing contests to May 31 and Joe Kealing of Indianapolis said Lodge was certain as temporary chairman
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Supply of Furs Now Inadequate
In St Louis on May 16 Phillip B Fouke president of the International Fur Club said world fur land markets cannot meet demand. American women alone purchase about 200 million dollars of fur yearly as 6 to 7 million raw pelts valued over 30 million dollars go on sale, with buyers from around the world gathered for the spring auction.
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Rebels seize Nuevo Laredo and Tampico turmoil
Reports from the Mexican border describe revolutionary forces taking Nuevo Laredo after a battle, with Gen. Garza safe in the Laredo consulate. Tampico reportedly capitulated to Obregon forces without serious disorder, while Carranza’s escort suffered losses as Obregon’s troops advance.
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Children of Chicago Parents Missing In Iowa Return Safe
Two young Bradford Fields children, a 2 year old boy and a 4 year old girl, kidnapped from Libertyville, Iowa area, are traced to guardianship with grandparents W Hields near Ottumwa. Parents Bradford and Mrs Fields of Chicago had earlier pursued custody. a trial was scheduled in Fairfield but the court moved the children to grandparents.
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Not Over 7 000 Americans Are Now in Mexico
Washington May 10 reports estimate that 4000 to 7000 Americans are in Mexico including those who crossed border to evade arrest or court action. The embassy and U S agents had received no advice from Mexican authorities.
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Meredith for president group launches Iowa campaign
Meredith Club of Des Moines mails propaganda favoring Edwin T. Meredith of Des Moines for the Democratic nomination for president. A Meredith-for-president committee led by Judge Hubert Utterback plans pamphlets distributed to about four thousand Democrats, with HQs opened to organize the effort.
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Illinois Socialists Push Radical Platform At National Convention
Illinois delegates led by J Louis Engduhl declare the Socialist platform too conservative and vow to push a genuinely radical agenda at the Socialist party convention in Madison Square Garden. The push includes a call for dictatorship of the proletariat and a working class council in government as the convention reconvenes for a week of nominations, platform adoption, and constitutional changes with Irving Tucker elected chair for the day.
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Boston
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Fred Hogan
Oklahoma City
Police Patrol Fatal Collision Kills Motorist in Omaha
A police patrol en route to an accident collided with a six person automobile in Omaha Nebraska injuring eight and killing Magnus Valien Jr the deceased. The incident follows a reporting error on paper delivery notices and includes routing details for re delivery.
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Bandit Chief 13 Joins Obregon Forces End of Banditry Days
May 16 1917 Juarez Chihuahua Mexico reports Francisco Villa has laid down arms and joined the revolutionary forces led by Gen Ignacionriques in the Chihuahua district. Villa's actions end his long menace and no further rail hold ups are expected. The Oklahoma dreadnought sails from New York to Key West with Marines for possible Mexican duties.
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Ukrainians and Poles Occupy Kiev In Force
Ukrianians and Poles seize Kiev in force after dark Saturday night. Zeppelins sighted over Warsaw heading east, the Polish committee reports say are bound for Russia with military instructors.
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Woman Ends Life With Poison in Personal Crisis
In Burlington Iowa on May 9 Mrs William Galli 30 took poison to end her life. Her mother Mrs H W Marsden aged about 60 collapsed and died on being told of the act. Ill health, long heart ailment believed to be cause.
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Cedar Falls Boy Survives Train Mishap
Five year old Harry Wiltse wandered into the LGC yard in Cedar Falls and was run over by a freight train. The engine and three cars passed over him before the train was stopped, yet he escaped with only a small scalp wound. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wiltse.
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Cornell Athletes Win Triangular Track Meet
Mount Vernon May 10 Cornell college scored 96 points to win a triangular track and field meet here ahead of University of Dubuque 25 and State Teachers College 15. The event was run in ideal weather before a good crowd with few standout marks.
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