Platform Of G. O. P. Makes Many Pledges
The platform outlines tariff protection for select industries and agricultural products, maintains Coolidge Kellogg policies in China and Latin America, opposes debt cancellation, seeks mining stabilization and broader mining industry aid, supports good roads, studies anti injunctive labor laws, proposes interstate rail changes without consolidation, favors limited government operation of merchant ships, fosters radio industry growth, aims Mississippi waterways progress, continues veterans relief, supports state control of public utilities, and advocates government aid for aviation without subsidies along with Canada Latin America service immigration relief and full naval status under arms control treaties. It also calls for political equality for women, curbs on labor activism, and partial curtailment of federal labor influence.
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Hoover Nominated On First Ballot At Republican Convention
The Republican National Convention nominated Herbert Hoover on the first ballot with 837 votes, five not voting. After a call for unanimous support, the motion carried as delegates debated the vice presidential pick, with talks of a potential Smith or Hoover pairing and a stalled draft Coolidge effort ending.
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Portugal Moves To Suppress Revolt In Lisbon Area
Lisbon chaos deepens as Portugal orders troop concentration north and south of the capital to curb an incipient rebellion. The government claims it can handle the situation and reports arrests of several army officers.
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Lorna Palmer Dies at 77 From Pneumonia
Los Angeles report states Lorna Palmer once named among the nation’s seven most beautiful women by a commission of artists died of pneumonia at age 77. Her passing closes a glare of early 20th century celebrity.
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Globe-Charles Collins Plans Three Stores
Globe-Charles Collins is building three new stores at a total cost of 20,000 dollars. The project aims to expand retail presence and boost local employment.
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Moses Emerges as Likely Hoover Running Mate
Kansas City June 14 Vice President Dawes’ boom fades as Hoover aides push for a Mosses option. Moses of New Hampshire gains favor for vice presidency while Edges and other candidates recede amid talks with Mellon and Reed.
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Locust Plague Threatens Cordova Olive District
Locust swarm threatens Cordova province olive region and has already caused damage totaling several million pesetas. Local officials report the infestation endangering crops in June in Spain.
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