The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE DEMOCRATS OF MICHIGAN WANT FORD Prepare Resolutions to En-| dorse Auto Manufacturer For President (By the Associated Press) Bay City, Mich., Sept. 28.—A pro- posal to endorse Henry Ford for the presidency of the United States in the 1914 general election was pre- pared for presentation to the re lutions committee of the Democratic | state convention here today. What| the fate of the proposal would be the resolutions committee none of | the state central committee members | would attempt to forecast. The resolution, it is understood, will call attention to the fact that its framers do not “speak for Mv. Ford or with his consent.” The convention met to name can-} didates for the lesser state offices, frame a. platform and complete plans for what they declare will be the most notable Democratic campaign conducted in Michigan within the last fifty years. The resolution eommittee of the Democratic state convention decided this afternoon not to endorse Henry Ford for the esidency “at this time.” A resolution pronosing such en-| dorsement was rejected on,the ground that: “the endorsement would be pre- ature and too far in advance of L election.” i TURKS SEEK TO FORCE BRITISH INTO ATTACK | (Continued from page 1.) stopped by Allied diplomatic pres- sure. MAY TIGHTEN POLICY London, Sept. 28.—The abdication of King Constantine of Greece mak- ing again possible cooperation be; tween Prime Minister Lloyd George! and ex-Premier Venizelos may cause, a lightning change in Great Brit-j) ain’s policy toward the Turks ac- cording to well informed circles here today. With Constantine out of the way it is claimed there will be once more a chance of reorganizing the best forees of Greece under Veni- zelos whose Cretan soldiers were the backbone of the army and until Con- stantine replaced the officers with his own sympathizers especially with generals untrained and unex- perienced in the great war. It is pointed out that the present revolutionists in Greece are report- ed to be not only pro-Venizelist but pro-Ally, and further that they are men who believe. heart and soul in the greater Greece. It is not believ- ed they will yield Thrace, at’ least, | suit at South Bend, Dr. Abrams : ! fused to make the test privately or ment of pressure that he yielded to fused to submit to the blood test. the French argument that the Turks Regardless of Judge Ducomb's de- to permitted to reenter Europe. cision, if it “frees Poulin of the ss charge, Professor Tiernan said he PHYSICIAN REFUSES 10. MAKE TEST would continue his efforts to prove his. former friend, the haberdasher, ig ig “Billy's” f father, ELTINGE-FRIDAY | ; Won’t Grant i Request of Tier-; nan for Examination of Infants ‘Blood | Chicago, Sept. 28—John P. Tier- nan, Notre Dame law professor, his wife, and baby, “Billy,” whose father Mrs, Tiernan says, is Harry Poulin,! haberdasher of South Bend, Indiana, ' had returned to South Bend today j after a futile effort to persuade Dr. | Albert Abrams, California. scientist, to make a private blood test in sup-, port of Tiernan’s claim that he is not the father of his wife’s child. | With a decision expected Saturday ! from Judge Ducomb in the paternity on Tiernan alone without instruc- | tions from the court, Poulin 1 Miss Florence B. 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