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CHICAGO. June 9.-Scnator Johnso''
gave notice today that he Wou'd ."N'
measures Of rcprisal against any u''e
gates pledged To his support by rsSu''a
Of primary election VIII" did not S'ieN.
SpeokInc To the newspaper corresponds
cnts II declared his opponents were US
ing means of every kind to snake 'h'
allegiance Of some Of his supporters
mentioned gold" and added that it any
delegate broke away, III tax" ms cas-
to his people" ,,
Rcilrrating his opposition TO IN,
league uf nations. Senator JohnS"n az. az.
that unless the platform committee TOOK
a corresponding stand he would a%"
the convention, and tn" people or lie
United States to reject its proposals
Sees Chance to Win
Tho convention is tightening w more
and more" Senator Johnson declared. l.
will gct To balloting day after tomorrow
and as the time approaches my coHl-
dcncC increases.
II think ,here'll be quite number O:
with a tremendous number. but as lne
ballots are taken. | think you'll observe
later that we'll move along. -,
Il presume the platform decision VIII
be made tonight I'm the committee My
future course as to activities within the
convention viii be determined only py
the decisions of the platform.
1--WE been talking 10 delegate" To-Day
about who can host do the l"p p"tore
us which is that Of eliminating thr pres
rnt administration from power. q ihc
to submit the question to you. or 10 an!
body nS II who can get Inc most votes
ConcedinE all candidates before nc con-
Nrntinn have requisite qualifications for
the presidency there can be no reason
for refusing an american to that ind,-
yidual except the theory or striving Tor
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.DEPEW, THE VETERAN, TURNS THE
WEAPON Of ORATORY ON WILSON

CHICAGO. June S.-,Srcond day pro-
crcdings Of the Republican national
convention. lasting hardly an hour and
dealing entirely with routina. moved ~
rolling down hill.
There was shout Of approval from
the delegates az they adopted the report
OF the committee on permanent organ
ization by which Senator l.odg" OF Mas
sachusNttS was made permanent chair
man. which considerably shortened the
work and cut out lot OF speech max
ing. The convention gave its presiding
officer a big demonstration.
The report Of the committee on crc-
dcntials. over which some delegates had
expected a fight was presented and
adopted without a autter. az was the re-
port Of tho rules committee. which gives
women representation on the national
executive Committee.
With no report from tho makers or =
platform. the crowd was ready to hear
y few speeches and called for thauncey
NJ Depcw OF New York. veteran OF
many convention battles II chccrcd lIs-
tily as Mr.. nepew turned his Oratorical
weapons on President Wilson. especially
when he declared that In the old days
when Washington found It necessary to
deal at close hand with foreign powers
ne stayed on tho job at home and sent
the chief justice as his emissary.
Rtr1t woman Speaker.
There were scattering cries from the
foor for other speakers. but Chairman
Lodge to give the convention n Sensa-
tion. presented Mrs Margaret Nm Nc
Carter Of Kansas the hrSt woman ever
accorded the privilege Of addressing IT,.
She was thrilled bv the warmth of the
greeting and in a brief address pledged
the loyal support Of millions OF women
voters to The Republican cause
Calls for other men high In tn" ranks
Rt the party. including former Speaker
Cannon. who was not presented. ended
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PLATFORM PLANK
NOW MADE PUBLIC
Rccites Republican Efforts to
Repeal War Legislation
In Congress.

CHICAGO. June Tho proposed first
pial form before IN" sWh-"Unmtttr" d"nl-
ing with th" record "f III" Republican
congress. despite tho unconstitutional
and dIctatorial courS" of President Will
son and the partisan obstruction of IN"
democratic minority. MAS made public
tonight by senator Mccormick IL Nh
nois.
Th" provisions OF the proposed initial
plank r",it"d the Republican efforts 10
rrrcal war legislation and detailed leg
iSiatlun completed hy r'"nSIcSS. n"iud-
ing reduction ut rcuu"St' u apprOprlI-
tIuns. the railroad. shipping anu other
acts.
Tn" plank in part follows:
DESPITE the Unconstitutional nnd h!"-
latorihl course Of President " Ilsun and
the partisan UD$lI IuCtlun Of the demo-
cratic minority III congress the EcpubIi-
can majority adopted a pruGram Il c"E-
Stru,tIun legislation WhIrh III great piI
has been uuiIrru lay the IIndICtiNc \r-
toes ut the ErrSIdCut.
1t mot TN" problem presented by th@
admins tratluIt = unr radlncSS u resume
the tasks uI peace which WAS uul! equal
led by It's unrcadincSS 10 take UP IN:
burden Ul war. rhr republican majority
sought Ia repeal i great part of the WA
atIuuS war lrGl>laiIunS which rnSadeS
the liberties of In" citizens but WAS
lhwartcd by presidential VITO. 1t Cn-
puSSiblc tho Trha bIlItatIOn OF tn" rall-
road systems Of tn" country. WRECKED By
III" MCAduu railroad administration.
Under III" act IL provided for the pence
iul arhItramcut at waEr disputes. whl"a
Was 50 nullicid 10y tn" Presidents delay
IN appointing In" wage board Great, Il
under the provisions of the law. that he
himself prvCIptLted the outlaw rdu-
road STRIKE.
The Republican MA aJority stopped tn"
flood of public treasure rrcklcSSly pour
eel into the lap al an incpt shipping
board. and laid the foundations for tho
creation Of Il great American merchant
marine. The Republicans in congress
took from Il waStriul and incompetent
Democratic administration the telegraph
and tlrlrphun" lines uf III" country Of
the country and returned them to prl-
ratc ownership. Tn" Republican ma Jur.
ity reduced tho cost UI postage To ihr
p"up" and increased the wage Of tho
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BY DAVID LAWRENCE,
Copyright, ls2o, by The wheeling
Intallip eucor

COLISEUM. CHICAGO. June 9Th"
inside story of what is happening AT tEc
Republican National convention - ihS-
ciuating battle between mast"riul p"llu-
clans. The candidates are only pawhN
And the most striking d"H"l"pmCnt Is
that the real Old Guard" namely Seh"-
tor Boise r"nruse and his associates III
the senatorial group including former
senator Murray Crane Of MASSACHUSETTS,
have quietly taken charge OF tho whnlt
situation. The key To IL all lies m the
hands OF the New York fcnnSElSahi"
and Massachusetts delegations, and the
various moves of the last a hours ind.-
cate that Leonard Wood Will be "llm'.
mated by a combination Of johnson ami
Lowden stratcgists. then l.owdrn Will ne
eliminated by Il coalition OF the same
forces assisted TO some extent hy the ur-
feated Wood licutCnants and the iinai e.
fort to put Hiram Johnson over Will De
made in all sincerity by the senatorial
group with the full ,Xp"ctation mat me
vania and Massachusetts delegations
will decline to accept tn" California sem
ator, leaving the field 10 dark morse
who at this writing would appear Ia he
Phila ndcr Knox If Senator Johnson VIII
agree to run as vice-prcsidrnt. and CO..
Sproul of Pennsylvania II Senator john
son refuses tO agree.
Hitchcocf's Strategy.
Considerable OF 4 furry has followed
the brilliant move by which Frani;
Hitchcock loader of tn" Wood forces. So
cured control OF the credentials commit
toe. This veteran politician quiet! went
10 work in each delegation three days
ago and saw TO ii that one his own
men was selected by each state 10 SIT on
that credentials committee. Parallel
with the strategy whereby IN" Wood
forces routed thH l.pwd"n managers III
the credentials COMMITTEES Is another
move the Sign!uCanrc OF which Will be
apparent MS il is untolded.
Will Hays who is suspected ny TN"
Wood forces of being too friendly to
Lowdcn was deserted at the last mo-
ment In his attempt to make STATE Scna-
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RORAH UNDERGRADUATES
IN THREAT TO LEAVE PARTY
Eight or Ten New Workers
Will Vote for Gen. Wood

CHICAGO. June 9.-ETorts or III"
state organization leaders 10 lin" up tn"
New York delegation sulidly for Nigh
olaS Murray Butler on the first ballot
failed today. through tn" expressed de-
termination ON the part of eight "r ten
delegates to vote for General Wood. \
conference Of the delegation was held.
but little progress was made III tn"
cornplrt" unity OF action. Another con-
ference. will l." held probably tomorrow.
senator WadSworth. chairman OF tho
delegation IN an IulhoriZ"d stat"ment
said there had been free and frank
discussion and that thsr" VAS strong
tendency toward solidarity.
Although refusing Ia discuss Candl-
dates the senator said h" had not dis
covered any pronounced drift; toward an
outside man" The discussion, h" said,
was friendly.
\ motion by former Governor Whit
man tu tah" up all questions confront
nE the delegation and that the express
sion Of the majority be accepted as tho
sentiment OF all, was presented but
later withdrawn. No vote was taken on
any question.
Nathan A. Miller who according 10
reports Will nominate Herbert Hoover
did not attend the meeting.
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vF||ED THREAT BY JOHNSON If :.
TREATY-[EAGUE ACTION NOT Liked

immediate success rather than ultimate
victory =
Somebody suggested that former Sens
ator Crane fovored the league with res
eryations.
Il don't doubt that" the senator saidss,
"and I'm endcavorinS 10 get the Repup,
liran party to take Republican attituoe
ar American attitude and will esk the
party TO take that position. ~,
The senator said he had seen Mf.
Crane three times today, but had n.
opportunity TO talk with him at length. =
Reports that the convention planncd
TO nominate a candidate before ADOPTS
ing a platform were mentioned. -
II think the usual method will %
pursued" Senator Johnson replied. no
did not think It likely. he added, that
the convention would attempt to link
debate on the league OF nations, II de.
O"'' D" Taiis Of Betrayal
Any man who be,rays his people
volley OF questions. and referring to
primary delegates. whether for gold of
his peplc. and Id like to make thA6
plain. don't believe there will be any
such betrayal. look for full obedience
to the peoples mandates. though efforts
say that adviscdly with all 1t means, are
being used to move them. I think those
efforts will be futilh After remarks
ing that he had been having delight.
ful time" with Nebraska, Oklahoma ana
Michigan delegations who called upon
him or upon whom hr called, the se:h0e
tor reverted 10 the league OF nationA .,
I've been telling you very franklH
and very fully every day my opinions
Wba do tens%s ToT hear Sd
about 1t, what do they tell you, wherSi
do they stand?' ri
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quickly a. the convention adopted Som
ator Wadsworth's motion To adjourn
until tomorrow al II o'clock.
Cried for Dspsw.
Chairman Lodge asked the convention
what Il wanted to do in the meanwhile
and there were cries of "Dcpew. De-
pew" from the floor.
Mrs. HumcS was on the platform
waiting to speak and some had thought
the honor OF first addressing the con-
Ncntion would go 10 a woman. Mr.. De-
pew walked out on the speakers plat
form 10 an accompaniment Of applause
and cheers.
He needs no introduction to a Re
publican said Senator Lodge. intro.
ducing him.
Senator Lodge says I'm an old man.
but he's mistaken" said Mr.. Dcpew.
"A man down south heard me speak re-
Gently. wrote me \ letter and said he
heard I claimed TO BE- only sc. All
have to say Is he wrote is that you
ara either a miracle or a damned liar"
Mr.. Depew said the country needed
experienced statesmanShip TO deal with
declaring the Republican party had
handled II with ability" after the Civil
war and has proved its quality 10 do So.
Dspsw Attacks Wilson.
Mr.. D-pew took successive filings at
President Wilson's trip To Europe to
the great amusement OF the delegates.
Other Presidents. he said. had dealt
the best brains and mon in the country
to go and do II.
When Mr.. Wilson went to Europe
and the politicians and diplomats said
20 him. what do you want he replied.
4 want league OF nations. n heaven
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Los Angeles OutStripS
Rival, San Francisco,
In Population Figures

WASHINGTON. June 9.-I,os An
Grlr; has outslrippcd San Francisco
and become III" largest city west of 81.
Louis durin. the last ten years. the
census burriu announcement Of the pop
ulations Of the two cities tonight shows.
1t also has ouiGro"n Buffalo. tenth
largest city in the country in 1910. as
well aS Milwaukee,. Washington. New
ark. Cincinnati and New Orleans.
Los Angeles now has Il population or
575.4S0. an increase Of $50. 2*2. while
San Francisco has "0S.il0 inhabitants
Los Angeles rate of growth was SOB
percent compared with san Francis
co.'s rate. .of 2l.g percent during the ten
Years.
Announcement tonight Of the popula-
lions Of san Frarcisco and Los Angeles,
tho two largest cities Of the western
half OF the country. left only five OF the
twenty largest cities Of the tnitcd
states tn l." heard from in the 1920
census.
rhrSr figures are chicago. Philadel-
phia Cleveland. Detroit and Kansas
city. Mo. and until their populations
are made public tho ranking Of the
C0untry's twenty largest cities VIII re-
main somewhat doubtful.
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tor ogden Mills. chairman Of III" res0iE-
tiunS committee, which drafts Inc pli'-
form. That old guard veteran. Senate
Jim Watson Of Indiana took ihll out I'll
his rival Will Hays, by rolling Mills over
board with "a Yut" of 10 Ia ) Now where
did Mr.. Watson get such an uy"rwhriEi-
ing majority and how did VIII Hays
come To have 50 littl" luflurnc" III tn"
choiC" Of Il chairman Of resolutions com
mittcc" The answer Is simply that Frank
Hitchcock threw the support Of all tE"
Wood delegates on the rcSnlutiohS com
mittCr tn Senator watson. MT. NILS
had counted on the help Of Leonard
Wood delegates but hr was beaten by
the old guard without trouble. For back
nf senator Watson indeed back lack OF
every senator III this fight is Senator
the medium nt n long distanc" VIII" ana
trusted hcutnCnants is simply spanking
the new "Uld guard and t"achint th'm
lessons in practical politics which ihc|
will not soon forget.
Penrose for Knox.
No was 10 III" nominee again, nnr
must turn to the senior senator from
PENNSYLVANIA for the answer. His state
mcnt that the Republicans must nom'-
nate n man who can win and only on2
ing construed by the supporters If each
Candldat" I" mean their own men, but
the writer has the highest authority
for the statement that senator tenrosc
believes the following men could win II
Nominated: .
Senator Hiram JOhnSoh-put ne can =
h,' nominated.
Herbert Hoovcr-but nc can't be nom
mated.
Philandrr &. Knox and he can be NOM
mated only If senator Johnson agre"s
lo accept him and run aS viC"-pr"Sid'nt.
Governor Sproul Of Pennsylvania.
Not for Johnson.
There j. u" doubt in my mind ihat
~ -
son and hrli'N.' HIM 4 remarkable" Nut =
cattrr, hut they know that III" delegates
from eastern states and the business
men in other delegations ar" abs 'lut' ~
opposed to him. Even II the old Euarn
wanted to do il, they are powcrl"ss with
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MEN IN FIGHT.
Declare Republican Party
Must Not Become Tail of
the Wilson Kite.

CHICAGO. June 9--WhilC the RCpub-
ljcan national convention holds daily
routine sessions and the managers or
;hc candidates continue TO hustle ana
hope and predict. the real fight for the
moment has switched back 10 the league
OF nations.
II crn;crS on The question Of whether
the Republican party IL going TO declare
flatly against III" league Of nations or
whether il is going 10 declare for
league with rcScrvatin$.
While the delegations were assem-
bling in the. Coliseum to-day 10 make
Senator Lodge and the remainder OF the
temporary organtzation the permanent
one. and To hoar nothing more exciting
than prayer and i speech By thaun-
rey NJ. Depcw. the league OF nations
fight was being carried on in the quiet
of u committee room down town where
d dozen men representing me resrrNa-
t.on!StS and the !rrCConcilableS were
gathered about a table.
The Irreconcilablss.
Tho i-reConcilables swear they Will
fight to the last ditch to prevent the
Republican party from going before the
country with any sort OF an endorse
mcnt of the league idea. and thus be-
come the tail of President wilson
kite" as Senator Johnson himself puts
X. The element opposed To them Hrgue
il will he u sorry thing for the party II
their views prevail.
So involved has the fight become and
so indefinite arr the prospects OF its
end that the program for the convention
tomorrow is upset and thrown into
doubt.
May Switch Program
II meets at IL o'clock. and has noth-
ing further before II but TO hear the
report OF the resolutions committees. To
adopt a platform and nominate .candt-
dates One plan has been proposed 10
skip the platform until the committee
is ready TO report and 10 go ahead with
the nominating speeches. Those who
propose It maintain II IS possible 70 DO
So under the rules. which provided for
unfinished business" at the bottom OF
the list OF procedure. They contend the
platform could be considered the un-
finished bus lness. and thA convention
could get the nominations Out of the
way without remaining idle while the
resolutions committee fights out the
league issue.
The wood and Lowdcn people partcC-
larly express themselves as unalteraoly
opposed to that plan OF procedure.
IL could, of course. be done under a
suspension OF the rules. which would
require unanimous consent, but tn9
We ood people say they would object 10 II.
\ recess while the resolutions commit
tee works seems to be one solution.
While all this IS going on the knox
boom has been speasi ssd and during the
day, Il, of all the dark horse booms.
seemed 70 have some new momentum.
Always taking into consideration III :
common idea that the convention Will
turn to other fields e Johnson. Lowd"n
and Wood fail 10 show strength promiS-
INK majority soon after the iirst few
ballots
The Knox Candidacy.
One story being told in connection
with 1t was characterized By Senator
Johnson through one Of his l!cutcnantS
(ConSnued on Page Eighty
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WOOD GAINS VOTES, BUT WILL NOT LIKEl REACH
VICTORY: JOHNSON BEATEN ON LEAGUE ISSUE
David Lawrence Sees "Old Guard" Effort
To Eliminate big Three" One By One
To Be Followed By Knox's Nomination

,.. A., o..., - ,h, conservative buSi-
Guy 'nc assn ,,i 80 ,hn h,ck bnnc of tie
m,,E,bIi, p'SN n',.a m,ri, 1iip business is rep
KepunliSah par h'F ~, pu infIm,ntirl
toH, toHSu'." d ,,',n;,. ~ industry ar.
phm I, hmN'nS anu L,riI,,Gs -, Ionnsmn arc do
t"u''I .nh' ii'''"" VI s,r, -, r,,nvinr.
ik ,Ik a. tm': ~ ,h. 80 thcrr - uothInr +.
nlE nuSiIl' - n.,n'n,'o,i, n ~ Hiram,
lar li"'' ~ ,.t, u,',,b IN IN,
'' . 'uHi'S,,"' IL! ~! - ,,,,,,,t,nr wand hr,p
SuuJ''a +" ,,,n, ,i;r,',.ti ion md II is hardly
-, ,h, ",I,rnrni. s,.u:trnr would
r;rr 'surh mn anpral
'''N sum 90 q
Ola Guaro In Controt
h"t inc lri"ndIlh'HS. "i t't'"'" II' II.
hers OF the '"Iu guar" u" J"hu'''' nv
not he miS'"hHITu'", lhr! ~ "''' ~, ''.,'
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THREE DEMAND
TOT : RANSOM
All of the Alleged Kidnapp&s
Show Familiarity With
Missing Child.

NORRlSTOWN. Pa. June ?.---lfrortS
to arranHe for negotiations with TN" kIu-
napers of l3-mouthS'-old Blakcly Cough
lin, were brought to Il StandStIll today
by the absence uf proof. as to which or
thrc" letters. all apparently genuine.
came from tn" abductors. Extracts from
from th"S" letters were made public TO-
night.
The first gives an accurate description
Of the interior Of the nursery from
which IN" tot was stolen as we'll as an
excellent description Of the baby.
In the second certain CharaCtcrISti -
Of tn" child wei! known 10 the parents
arc mentioned. while III" third d">rrIOc' ;
mnut"ly how the hous" was entered, says
ElHk"ly is we'll and adds that the baJy
fwill not be returned until the police
hay" given up their search.
All three of the letters demand ra.i,
som. This Will b. paid II was cmpha-
sized tonight and no effort will h, made
to punish tho kidnapcrS as long as the
baby Is returned unharm"d Tn" par
CntS. however. will not deal with per
sons purp0rtinC I" b" the abduCtUrs an
Ill they forward q photographs nlm or
the baby and tn" nirhtgOwu he wor" tho
might Of the kidnapping.
The Coug hlnS do not intend Ia wait
many more days for prUUi from IN" alb
ductors. In the event word Is not r.
CciVcd within short time. II was said
tonight. they will turn In" three letters
over to the federal postal authorities.
DALLAS. June 9.-LoCal police Off
GERS today expressed doubt tha; the
whit" baby found in tn" custody Of 4
negro woman h"rr several days aEO was
tn" missing Blakcly Goughlin nf Norris
town, P"nna. They announced that The
negro woman reiterated her prev iuuJ
statements that the baby was born to
her. and today she said its father lived
in Shreveport, La.
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Die
IN RAIL WRECK

SCHNETADY. Y. Y. June .
Fourteen persons ar" dead tonight as a
result uf a rear and collision m the
New York Central three miles west Of
thS city early today and hospital phy-
Sicians said one other will die. All
railroad equipment was found after the
wreck 10 be in perfect condition ac-
COrdinc % New York Central officials.
leaving The Inference that Martin Doyle.
Engineer now dead had driven his 10.
roupCtivN past thrs' Caurionary ard
danger signals and into the rear ~ the
stalled passenger train.
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KILLED
BY CYCLONE
CONTINUED on Page Ten)

ST rA1'I. June 9.--Sevcn persons
killed NOR" than 100 injured AMI prop
crty losses thar will aggregate hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars were the toll
taken hy II terrific wind and electrical
STERN that swept northwestern Mime
s"ra and eastern North l'akota last
night.
Partial restoration Of wire commune
cation today disclosed 4 slowly mount
ing death liS,. and fears wcr" expressed
tonight that final reports from sections
still isolated might increase the casual
TICS count.
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JUDGES RULING IN
FAVOR Of DEMPSEY

san FRANCISCO. June 9.-Ear rly
Close of the prosecutions case in the
trial Of William Harrison IJaCk Dcmp-
scyI heavyweight champion OF the
world on a chnrG" Of cvnding the srleC-
tive draft act. was indicted when Judge
MauriC" r. y. pOolinE in the United
States district court. ruled today that
rnnfident.a communications between
Dempsey and his former wife. Maxine
Dempsey. were inadmissabls as evil
dcn,c.
rho prosecution announced that Mrs.
Dempsey would be the last witness for
the government.
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WILLIS ENTERS FOR
SENATORIAL TOGA

CHICAGO. June a-Former Cover
nor Frank r. Willis Of Ohio announced
after a conference tonight with Senator
Harding that hs had teleyraphetl
friends ~ columbus 20 file notice Of
hiI candidacy for the Republican sepa-
torial nomination. There has been
some speculation among the Ohio dele
CATION as To whether Senator Harding
would file for denomination.
Filing time expires Friday at mid
night.
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WILL NAME M'ADoo

NNNSAS CITY, .Tunc 9.-The Rcv. J
! c. Jenkins, Kansas City minister and
! Newspaper publisher. announced today
. that he had accepted the invitation OF
ffriendS of William &. MCAdon to place
! the name of the former secretary oil the
/ treasury before tho Democratic national
, convention al San Francisco, for the
; pre- SIdCntial domination.