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to accompany shipment.
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FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
COMPROMISE REACHED
ON LEAGUE QUESTION
Chicago, Juno 10—Danger of a split
in the Republican ranks over the lea
gue of Nations has been averted. V
League of Nations plank drafted by
Ellhu Root was accepted as a basis
of compromise today by the Irrecon
c41abl<« on the convention Resolutions
Committee. As the platform makers
resmned work this morning they des
cribed the prospects as "pretty had."
Members of the committee said the
irreconcilahles on the- league of Na
tions issued continual threats to leave
the* party if the platform affirmed the
League in any way. The decision of
the stand patters to accept the Root
[ lank apparently came as an eleventh
i our surprise. The Lc: gue plank
was originally drafted by I toot weeks
iso and was revised and adopted by
the i-ommiitte after Sena'or Lodge had
• ppcared in the committee room and1
declared if mild reservati >n proposals
were accepted he would go on tlio J
convention floor and fight it. Sena-1
tor Johnson declared this afternoon
that the contest over the platform
section on the League was “the first
assualt of internationalism” and the.
"international bankers and political
patricians had been met and defeat
ed." It. had been charged by tlio
Johnson-Borah group that the Crane
plank endorsing the League with mile!
reservations, which was submitted to
the* cominitteo at organization, had
its birth in Wall Street. There would
bo a second assault from the sane*
forces, Johnson asserted, and express
ed the hope it would be met and de
feated. The plank, as agreed upon
by the committee, provides condom
"f Nations in its present form anil
■ iwmmends the .senators who voted t<»
defeat the part and covenant as pre
sented by I* rest dent Wilson. Th"i
plank also contains a statement to the
elTect that any agreement with foreign
nations must conform to American
ideals find with the policies of Wash
ington and Monroe. Another section
contains a statement favoring the
principle of an International court to
settle disputes between nations. The
• nee between Ogden Mills, florah an l
I toot. Themis nothing in the treaty
plank even intimating that the ptthii •
favors ratification in any form, abso
lute silence being maintained on t'.(
The suheommittee was to submit
l: nk to the full Resolution Commit
e this afternoon. The healers imp
d. they said, that It would be accept
t'on was in session this afternoon only
thirteen minute** before recessing.
Senator Johnson expressed great ela- ,
tion over the situation. The com
pleted platform was to have been tak
en to the convention late this after
noon a’.d it was said another session
might he called to begin hearing nom
ination speeches. Following the set
tlement of the League plank question.
Chairman Hayes of the Republican
National Committee, said every effort
would l>e put forth to force final ac
tion on the platform tonight. The
first ballot, he said, would probably
come late Friday afternon. When
the suheommittee reported on the
League of Nations plank there was
only one. dissenting vote, by a Wis
consin member, but at 5 p. m. the
Resolution Committee was still
wrestling with other p.nnks neces
sary to complete the platform.
Platform Adopt-?.1 Last Night
Chicago, June 1' TJie Republican
■(-■ ■ 'tion adopted the platform- last
. y- ; ng and adjnj .-.*•<! at 7*30 ir-TlI
• his Morning at l a. tn. There was
no *U :• t in t*v. convention over the
platform. Before adjourning it was
undcrutood that when the convention
reopened today it would be under an
CUT1CURAHEALS
SKINJROUBLE
Pimpled UndeSLip Itched
So CouHHardljf Sleep,
Became.ScdyT'
“I had pfanpktwteiqr'tip and
I triad all kind* ofteahree.tbut.they
just kept spreading more, and every*
wbara 1 Winched I thrdja fak two or
throeplmplee under the, ripe of my
flnara. The pfnmlsa ware in blotch—
and they; atartaa Aftchlag' so that 1
could hardly~eleap& Tbsyt became,
acaly and looked hocriblaA 1
"I aant for a flraa aamnla of Coil
Soap and Oimmnt.il lanb a
and I uaad one caha of Soap
ifOfcmaentwhmJ
healed/ Mrs. > Joe llnl, Route 5.
Arlington, Waalu, March 4,1919.
Cutkuxa Soap, Ointment and Tal>
agreement to nominate a. president];!
candidate before the session is ended.
All% nominating speeches are to 1«
limited to two for each mtinitu^ ant
he of live minutes duration each.
I'nder this agreement the convention
must finish its balloting before it ad
journs tonight. leaving the nomination
of tilt* Vice prosi.lentiuI candidate foi
Saturday.
Nominations Opened This Morning
Chicago, June 17—At 10: OR this
morning the convention secretary be
gan falling the roll of states for nomi
nations. Alabama passed and Ari
zona yielded to Kansas, whose Gov
ernor, Allen, began placing General
Wood in nomination. The delegate.'
were slow In arriving this morning.
The weather is hot hut the great Col
iseum was Ailed. it was announced
at the opening that balloting will be
continuous until a nomination for the
! presidency is made.
1 Wood Landed as “Plain, Blunt Man.”
The nomination of General Wood
was seconded by Frank Knox of Now
Hampshire and Mrs. Dougins Rohin
son. sister of the late Col. Roosevelt.
Governor Allen in his nominating ad
dress dlscribed Wood as “the most
outstanding candidate in the minds of
the whole people: a plain, blunt man
with blunt beliefs. In fact he is to
day,.. he said, "the best known Am
erican. Xo man in America," lie
continued, “ha's been given so many
constructive things to do in general.
Ami no one denies." Allen added, “that
whatever he has undertaken In- has
done well." Halloting will probably
begin about the middle of the after
GOV’T TO INAUGURATE
SUGAR RATIONING
New York. June 10--Rationing of
feet in hotels and restaurants thruout
the country on June 21. A. W. Riley,
special assistant to Atorney General
Rainier announced today. This ac
tion is said to be necessitated by the
certainty that a severe sugar famine
REPORTED KNOX-JOHNSON
TICKET TO BE NAMED
Seattle. June 10 Some supposedly
'inside" information puritorMng to
commute from Franklin K. I^ane re
ceived in Scuttle is to the effect th.it
a Knox-Johnson thket will be ruumed
FEARED NINE AMERICANS
KILLED BY BOLSHEVIKI
London, June It) It is feared that
nine Americans, including the wives
CusMian Molsheviki nt Niuohiivak, S -
| Inria, according to reports reaching
I London through diplomatic channels.
POLES CLAIM ANNIHILATION OF
TWO SOVIET DIVISIONS
London, June 10—Two divisions of
I the Molsheviki army were wiped out
j trooi»s between the Dvina and Her
sinu Livers, according to an official
I report today from Warsaw.
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS
ENDORSE WILSON
Nashville. June 10—The democrat ii
state convention, now in session her-',
passed resolutions today endorsing
the Wilson ndftnillustration.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE
REJECTS SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT
Malon Loifge. Jone ft—A resolution
providing for ratification <>f federal
woman suffrage was defeated today
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
Notice i>- hereby given to owittrs of
dogs that any dog found running at
large contrary to the following Ordin
ance will be summarily shot by the
Chief of Police or any police officer
Ordinance No. 212. Section 6—If
shall be unlawful for any person to
suffer or allow any dog to be at large
in the town of Nome, during the Day
lime between the hours of 7 a m. and
10 |i. m. from May 1 to Nov. 1 . Or to
allow any vicious dog or any dog
afflicted with any contagious or loath
some disease to Ite at large at any time
whether day or night
Signed: POLICE COMMITTEE
City of Nome
Dated Nome, Alaska, May 28. 1920
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