The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-01-23
a. review OF
.ya6ENTE EVENTS

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Convention, Which
MI Open on June "a.
a. EDWARD w. PtCKARD
rEK 4otk has captured the Demo
FL National yonl ention of 1924.
: b. #..t viii be held in Madison
aart Garden opcnin- June II, and
hotoI keepers and amusement pur-
'ors are preparing 10 are for several
adrel thousand visitors who are ex-
led ST. flat time.
Nhea tae national committee met in
lsbh grun ON Tuesday, bids for the
ou were made lis New York,
D Fgaacisco. Chicago and ST. Louis.
4 ar named topped all other offers
h d guarantee of 100000 cash and
! expense Of the convention hall.
Francisco offered almost as much.
was beaten by consideration Of the
II u~is-lnee the great majority of
egate, would have to travel if the
were held on the Pacific coast.
having withdrawn. the final
lps stood New York, Sc; San Fran
CO., s0; st. Louis, 6.
'fliticIans were especially concerned
n o. political effect Of this choice.
Z AcAdoo managers, 1t was said.
re somewhat dismayed, fearing the
Vi nhueGces would injure their can
cause. II was held that AL
AID, certainly, and Under wood, prob
r. Gould profit by the selection. The
~ the party ranks are not at all
for the wet sentiment has its
aaquarters in New York and vicinity
! DC metropolis always appears TO
nsere than moist. The Wall Street
$500 also jumps up. 1t is not con
fnble that William Jennings Bryan
PEE sed with the selection Of New
ri.
re national committee adopted a
recommending to the states
4 bali ~ the delegates at large shall
ssomen. 1t was also decided that
aHnai committeeman attending the
'*fn'lon shall pay their own travel
snd hotel expenses. Having dis
'fd Of It's business, the committee
" y a body to pay its respects to
aner President Wilson, and presented
mn a resolution Of appreciation Of
achievements and ideals and of
= To- his speedy recovery of health.
hESlpENT rOOLIDGE.S precon.
vention managers low profess to
nk nomination on the first ballot.
saskteaiy his chances will be greatly
aaaeed Il congress passes a tax re
- oui not vastly different from
Z propoSed by Secretary Mellon and
! - satisfactory to the people at large.
3ass Leader LOngworth is working
81 bring this about. and there is
~ chance that he Will succeed In
Ae IS the house IS concerned. But
MEMORIALS see In the slim Repub.
= majority and the insurgency in
:. Y. 7. ranks a chance to get the
pFaHS Or the Republican radicals for
4 own tar measure and thus TO
80 he credit. The main point Of
Is still the maximum sur.
! aate
- Mouse insurgents last week won
| - test Of strength in the tight 10
go the rules. BY a vote OF 2Os
~ The hoQse adopted an amend
r. repeating the rule which the
ats pat into effect more than
! seaFs ago and which prohibited
] - riag Of amendments on the aeOr
- and revenue bills unless they
s sermane 70 the particular section
1"Alch they we're offered. Medines.
me discharge rule 81 that lexss-
cannot 50 easily be smothered
- mi'tee followed, and the Demo
III leaders announced they would
Bsesy tariff bills With q visw tn
- duties en- everyday articles
'nd clothing. They believe
gao muster enough votes to dis.
eaf ne ways and means committee
81 'o~osideratlon Of bills of this char.
VI which do not agree with the Re,
~ program. In the senate they
'''a 'hty may be able 10 pass such
q. res With the aid Of the i~nssrgen,
sxH ilcans.
ne" plans for financing q sol
bonus were presented 10 the